Fri•Yay Night Haul
💰Some great deals I got for my new obsession with Junk Journaling/Planning
✨Purchased from: FiveBelow & Michael’s
⭐️Overall rating: /10:
Junk Journal Kit 10/10
Washi Tape 7/10
Forest and fairy sticker book 0/10: pending return
Composition Note book (Quality) 10/10
Valentines Washi Tape 10/10
Cutting tool - Pending return. Scissors please!
Additional Tips: Great Haul, pics coming soon
If you're diving into the world of junk journaling, finding quality supplies that fit your budget can make all the difference. From my experience, shopping at stores like FiveBelow and Michael’s offers a wide variety of materials that are perfect for beginners and seasoned crafters alike. For instance, the Junk Journal Kit I picked up scored a perfect 10/10 because it included diverse textures and embellishments that sparked creativity without overwhelming the page. One item I rated a bit lower was the washi tape at 7/10, simply because while the designs were nice, the adhesive wasn’t as strong as I hoped. On the upside, the Valentines Washi Tape was excellent, earning a 10/10 for quality and festive designs, which added a special touch to my themed pages. Regarding sticker books, I initially chose a forest and fairy-themed one but had to return it as the quality didn’t meet my expectations—sometimes pictures don’t quite capture the feel. Composition notebooks from these stores surprisingly held up well, scoring a 10/10 for their paper quality, which is essential for durability when layering glue, ink, and paint. One pro tip: always test your cutting tools from these hauls. I found that the included cutting tool was a miss and preferred traditional scissors for precision. Taking time to assess each item’s performance helps build a reliable stash suited to your crafting style. Overall, embracing these finds has helped me build a personalized collection for junk journaling that keeps the creative momentum alive. If you’re considering these types of hauls, I recommend prioritizing quality over quantity and being ready to return what doesn’t work. Keep an eye out for similar deals and don’t be afraid to experiment with different supplies to find your perfect workflow.
