Botanical Tags & Journal Cards
Six botanical tags and four lined journal cards in cream, sage and blush. A gentle starting point for memory pages and little notes.
PDFA4 + US Letter
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A little paper, a fresh idea, something to make your own. Find free journal cards, tags and pocket templates for your next quiet creative moment.
- Free for personal use
- A4 & US Letter
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Little projects for any day
Easy paper pieces to tuck into a journal, save a memory or share a note.
Junk Journal Pocket Templates
Classic, tall and corner pockets with clear cut and fold guides. Give your tags, notes and paper keepsakes a home.
PDFA4 + US Letter
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Botanical details, thoughtful tags and small December memories.
Christmas Journal Prompt Cards
25 gentle prompts and five blank cards for small December memories. Pick one and write a few lines.
PDFA4 + US Letter
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Botanical Christmas Journal Kit
Two writing cards, three tags, a decorative strip and a foldable pocket in a coordinated botanical palette.
PDFA4 + US Letter
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Botanical Christmas Gift Tags
Eight gift tags with To and From lines, in soft colors and an outline edition. Print, cut and add your own ribbon.
PDFA4 + US Letter
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Ready to print something lovely?
- 1. Choose your pack
Open a printable above to see the designs, download links and instructions.
- 2. Match your paper
Download US Letter for 8.5 × 11-inch paper, or A4 for 210 × 297 mm paper.
- 3. Print a test page
Select Actual size or 100% and check the scale before cutting. Follow your pack’s printing guide.
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