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Festive Journaling Time


Festive Journal Pages
Festive Journal Pages

It's that time of year where I love to make my journal pages look bright, cheerful and full of festive excitement. In this blog post, I am sharing how I created these journal pages, in the hope that it gives you some ideas for your own.


Step 1: I tore a piece of festive printed paper and glued it to the bottom of my left-hand journal page. This printed paper is available either as part of the printables bundle on my Patreon page or in my shop.

Step 2: Next, I used my book as a reference, to decide what decorations I wanted to add to my page.

Step 3: I used watercolour paint to create the outlines for my festive decorations.


Step 4: I used a Sakura Pigma Micron pen to add black details to my watercolour painting.

Step 5: Next, I used an Edding 2185 pen in silver to add some highlights and extra details.

Step 6: I used a sticker from my printables bundle and added it to the top left-hand corner.


Step 7: I used a glass dip pen with green TWSBI ink to add a quote.

Step 8: Next I used a stamp from London Gifties with a red ink pad, to add some extra festive coloured decoration.

Step 9: I then added some washi tape from London Gifties along the bottom of my page.


Step 10: I finished off the decoration by adding some splashes of Ranger Distress Spray in Tarnished Brass.

Step 10: I then added my journal writing, using a black Muji Gel Pen.


Other Supplies Used:

Journal Cover from Start Bay Notebooks. Use code JWP10 for a 10% discount on all journal covers.

A5 dotted notebook from London Gifties. Use code Helen for a free roll of washi tape included in your order.

* Some of these links contain affiliate links, meaning that I earn a small commission if you choose to make a purchase, at no additional cost to you.


For extra journaling inspiration, I would love for you to consider joining me on Patreon.


If you would like to watch me creating these journal pages, then you can click the video down below.



Until next time, happy journaling, Helen x

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