christmas junk journal pages ❤️💚
the first one is actually my second page i ever did i was SO proud of her. i really thought i ate with my dunkin page but 😬. i love my starbucks one. i absolutely hate whatever the last one is but it was my first time adding in something 3-D like so that was cool.
Creating Christmas junk journal pages can be both a joyful and creative way to capture the festive spirit. From my experience, incorporating favorite holiday treats and drinks like Starbucks’ Iced Pumpkin Decaf or Dunkin’s signature iced lattes adds a personal and cozy touch to the journal. I also learned that experimenting with 3D elements on the page can really bring the design to life—although it might take some trial and error to figure out what works best. One tip I discovered early on is to include themed ephemera such as holiday-exclusive product tags or packaging from cookies and treats (like Pepperidge Farm mini cookies) as they add authentic texture and color. Using items related to popular holiday brands makes the pages more relatable and nostalgic. When planning your pages, consider balancing flat and dimensional elements so the journal remains easy to flip through while still providing visual interest. Despite some early attempts at 3D components not turning out perfect, continuing to explore different materials and techniques greatly enhanced my skills. I recommend starting small—for example, adding paper cutouts or stickers before moving onto bulkier items like fabric or foam embellishments. Don’t worry if some pages don’t meet your expectations at first; the journey is part of the fun! Themed hashtags like #christmasjournaling and #junkjournal are great for sharing your progress with a supportive community where you can exchange ideas and inspiration.
