31/10/2026
As a stationery obsessed little girl, a part of journal club is an opportunity to let my inner child play, and find other kindred spirits who also enjoy notebooks, pens and stickers too. But there is a little more to it…
Journalling is also therapeutic. You can write about your life and emotions, document a project, display tickets and memories from trips and days out, start a gratitude practice, plan your food, fitness or financial goals, log and review films, shows or books you’ve experienced.
Documenting things offline offers perspective and time for reflection, which can get lost when so much of life is online. Make your journal as light or deep as you want.
You can be social and perhaps find new friends, or just spend time in the company of others. Journalling can help with connection to yourself and others.
Expand your creativity by using different media, colours, prompts and page layouts. There are no rules!
Find a new hobby or special interest. There are so many avenues that can open up through journaling. Calligraphy and lettering, decoupage, watercolour, doodling, photography, collecting stationery and stickers…
Whether you journal regularly, want to get more consistent, or are brand new to the concept, there’s a seat for you at Journal Club.
We start on Jan 12th, 7:30-8pm Sage and Salt Studio | Art • Gifts • Creative Workshops and I’d love to see you there. Book via here https://www.sageandsaltstudio.co.uk/service-page/january-monthly-journal-club?referral=service_list_widget
A little shoutout for The Stationer who I discovered recently and got this stash from 😍