Junk Journal Pages - My Autumn

 

Fall Junque Journal Freebie Set

There is something about autumn that makes me want to collect things—old papers, little scraps, faded photographs, interesting textures, pretty leaves, handwritten notes, and all those tiny pieces that look as though they might have a story tucked inside them.

That feeling inspired this Fall Junque Journal Freebie Set: a cozy collection of autumn-inspired graphics created for journaling, scrapbooking, collage, and all the wonderfully messy things we make simply because we love to create.

A Little About the Collection

This collection is filled with the warm, weathered feeling of fall—rich autumn colors, vintage-inspired details, layered textures, aged papers, and little seasonal treasures that look right at home tucked between the pages of a well-loved journal.

Think crisp leaves, old paper, cozy autumn afternoons, forgotten ephemera, and the kind of bits and pieces you might collect in a box after wandering through an antique shop on a chilly Saturday.

It isn't meant to be perfectly polished.

It's meant to feel collected, layered, nostalgic, and a little bit junque-y—which is exactly how I like my journals.

What Can You Make With It?

That's entirely up to you! These graphics were created to be mixed, layered, cut apart, printed, rearranged, and turned into something completely your own.

You might use them to:

• Create pages for a fall junk journal or art journal.
• Add autumn touches to scrapbook layouts and memory keeping.
• Make digital collage and mixed-media artwork.
• Create journal cards, pockets, tags, and little pieces of ephemera.
• Decorate planners, notebooks, or seasonal journals.
• Make handmade cards and other paper crafts.
• Combine the pieces with your own photographs, writing, paint, stamps, fabric, ribbon, or found papers.
• Print a little creative stash to keep nearby whenever you're in the mood to make something.

There really aren't any rules. Print your favorites, grab your scissors and glue, put on something cozy in the background, and see where the page takes you.

Made for Creative Autumn Days

I love digital supplies, but I especially love them when they become part of something tangible—a journal that gets chunky from too many layers, a scrapbook filled with memories, or an afternoon spent cutting up paper at the kitchen table with a cup of coffee nearby.

That's the spirit behind this collection.

You don't need to make anything impressive.

You don't need to turn it into a business.

And you certainly don't need to create something worthy of social media.

You can simply make something because making things is fun.

That's what Creative Abundance is all about.

A Few Details

This Fall Junque Journal collection is provided as a free digital download from Creative Abundance.

The graphics can be used for both personal and commercial creative projects, according to the Creative Abundance Terms of Use.

Credit isn't required, but it is always appreciated. If you'd like to share where you found your goodies, you can credit:

Creative Abundance
www.creativeabundance.org

Please remember that the digital files themselves should not be redistributed, repackaged, or offered for download elsewhere. Instead, send your crafty friends here so they can grab their own copy.

How to Download Your Freebies

Because graphic collections can contain fairly large files, I've uploaded this freebie set to Dropbox rather than trying to squeeze everything directly into the blog post.

You do not need a Dropbox account to download the files.

Simply click the download link provided below. It will take you to the Dropbox page where the Fall Junque Journal files are stored. From there, you can download and save the collection to your computer or device.

The Dropbox link I've provided is the link I use to share the files for this Creative Abundance freebie. As with any download, make sure you're using the link directly from this blog post rather than an unfamiliar copy posted elsewhere.

Then all that's left to do is open your new creative stash and start playing.

Happy creating—and happy fall!

Stacy Lynn
Creative Abundance
www.creativeabundance.org