Hello! I’m Lisa.
This is where I share the things I make, the paper I collect, the journals I build, and whatever curious project has found its way onto my worktable. I love handmade things, the analogue processes & making something slowly :)
A Huge Black and Orange Halloween Junk Journal
A closer look inside an enormous black and orange Halloween junk journal filled with vintage-inspired witches, black cats, ghosts, pockets, tags, lace and wonderfully overstuffed pages.
Into the Darkness: A Huge Handmade Witch Junk Journal
Step inside Into the Darkness, an enormous handmade witch junk journal filled with haunted staircases, ghostly photographs, strange recipes, hidden pockets and unsettling little discoveries. But be warned—something wicked may already be waiting among its pages.
Step Inside the Haunted Desk: Gothic Halloween Journals
Step inside the haunted desk and explore handmade gothic Halloween journals filled with coffee-dyed papers, eerie imagery, pockets, tags and beautifully dark details.
The Witch Who Stitched the Forgotten | A Folklore Journal Story
A spooky handmade junk journal folio inspired by dark folklore, slow crafting, and atmospheric storytelling. Discover a one-of-a-kind piece built from paper, thread, and quiet mystery.
Vintage Cat Junk Journal for Beginner Journaling
This vintage-style cat junk journal features whimsical cat ephemera, layered pages, and thoughtful details designed for slow, creative journaling. A cozy source of inspiration for cat lovers, beginners, and anyone drawn to paper and quiet creativity.
Yellow Monochrome Junk Journal with Vintage Ephemera
My original intent was to create a yellow monochromatic junk journal that had only yellow and shades of yellow papers, ephemera and fabric trims. I started out by gathering yellow papers and looked around my studio for yellow ephemera of all kinds. It soon became apparent that sticking to strictly yellow was going to be a challenge and one I wasn’t sure I could adhere to.
As I went on, I found myself wanting to add more colour and create some great colour combinations with the yellow tones I had in my papers and ephemera.