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Free Junk Journal Printable Stickers

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You know I can’t stop making free Bullet Journal printables, and this one leans into a hobby that’s been quietly creeping into my pages for months. Today’s freebies are special – it’s a new niche I’m exploring: free junk journal printable stickers.

Junk journaling has slowly worked its way into my commonplace journal, and I’m not mad about it — those messy, layered, collaged spreads have become some of my favorite corners of the whole book.

So today I’m sharing four brand new sticker sheets I designed just for pages like these. They’re for personal use only, and built to slot into any journal setup — junk journal, commonplace, or otherwise.

Junk journaling is something I’ve been curious about and have been slowly dipping my toes into for a while now. After all, it’s a perfect mix of my old scrapbooking hobby with my new journaling hobby.

Once I got going, I couldn’t stop, and I wanted to create something so you could have fun building junk journal pages of your own too.

Free Printable Junk Journal Stickers

We already have a lot of bright, colorful stickers in the Resources Vault, but for junk journals, I wanted a slightly different style.

I put together a set of stickers that pull from four different angles, depending on the mood you’re going for.

  • Tags Stickers

Vintage-inspired tags and labels, the kind of thing you’d clip onto a page to make it feel like it came out of an old shop drawer. I liked a light academia style and color theme.

I love how multi-purpose these are – you can use them as is, or use them as a section to write on top of.

  • Floral Stickers

Soft, pressed-flower-style blooms and botanical line work, for anyone who wants a garden feel without the mess of actual dried flowers.

I feel like you can never go wrong with florals; they would fit any type of page. And those soft, gentle colors would look so great for flower stickers!

  • Garden Tea Stickers

Teacups, teapots, watering cans, and little cottagecore touches, perfect for cozy, slow-living spreads. These make me think of British-style garden parties and big, fancy hats.

And now that I wrote garden party, I’m thinking of that garden party episode of The Office; if you know, leave a top hat emoji in the comments!

  • Bookish Stickers

Stacked books, reading nooks, and literary doodles for your reading-journal-meets-junk-journal pages.

These are perfect for creating a stylish and gentle reading spread, as if you’re in a fairy tale reading one of those old books in a beautiful castle.

My goal was to give you something flexible enough to build a themed spread around, or scatter throughout your junk journal pages wherever they fit.

To access these stickers and many more, keep scrolling to the end of the post.

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How To Use These Printable Stickers

Once you sign up, you’ll get the password to access the Resources Vault and all the free printable stickers there. The junk journal stickers come with a PDF file, and all you really need to do is print them out and fussy cut.

Once you click the one you want, it will auto-download to your “Downloads” folder. Open it in your PDF reader of choice — Adobe Reader is free if you need it.

From there, load sticker paper into your printer, make sure your settings are set to Actual Size and full color, and print away.

Once they’re printed, grab scissors or an X-Acto knife and carefully cut out your stickers. If you used sticker paper, peeling and placing them in your journal is easy. If you printed on regular paper, a bit of adhesive or a glue stick will do the trick.

Get Free Junk Journal Stickers

Ok, now that we’ve covered everything you need to know, let’s talk about how you can get the stickers. I’ve created four junk journal sticker sheets, but you can access everything else already in the Resources Vault, including other stickers; there is a whole “stickers” section.

If you don’t have access yet, you can always sign up in the form below.

Once you confirm your subscription, you’ll get the password to get 50+ free Bullet Journal printables, stickers, and worksheets to use right away.

More Resources

Want more printables, or ideas for junk journal pages you can create? I’ve got you covered.

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