- Potted Poinsettias
- Woodland and Garden Blooms
- Holly and Winter Greenery
- Florist Table Pages
- Wreaths and Arrangements
- Birds and Window Scenes
- Entryway and Greenhouse Pages
- Background Papers
- Lined Writing Pages
- Frequently Asked Questions
This christmas flowers junk journal kit gathers the blooms that make the season feel fresh and botanical: poinsettias in clay pots, tall amaryllis, hellebores pushing through snow, fragrant paperwhites and glossy holly. The set runs to 28 pages: 20 scene pages full of flowers and small garden details, 4 seamless background papers for covers and pockets, and 4 lined writing pages for your own notes.
Print on matte cardstock heavy enough to take glue without buckling, and set your printer to its best or photo quality so the petals stay crisp. Trim close to the edge if your printer leaves a white border, then the pages glue flush into any journal.
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Potted Poinsettias
A red poinsettia in a terracotta pot sits on a windowsill while snow falls outside, perfect as the opening page of a Christmas flowers journal.
Try pairing this page with the white amaryllis and pine background paper later in the set, slipping a photo corner behind the jug so the pattern peeks out along one edge.
The blue jug, pinecones and candle give you three small anchors for stickers or a pressed sprig, and the soft wall behind keeps the whole page from feeling busy.
Woodland and Garden Blooms
The usual mistake here is painting the snow too flat; keep a faint blue shadow along the stone wall so the hellebores look like they are really pushing up through it.
Leave this page for a short note about resilience or quiet hope, since hellebores bloom earlier than almost anything else in the garden.
Paperwhites growing in a glass bowl of pebbles, tied with a red bow, make a gentle five-minute page: colour the bowl and bow first, then leave the rest for another sitting.
Holly and Winter Greenery
A holly sprig and ivy arrangement sits in a silver teapot set on lace, with a few loose berries scattered across the cloth beside it.
Tear the edge of this page roughly before gluing it in, so the pink poinsettia on its weathered bench feels like it was found rather than printed.
The watering can and mittens left on the bench add a lived-in touch, and a torn edge lets the painted frost around them show through nicely.
Florist Table Pages
A winter bouquet of roses, eucalyptus and berries wrapped in brown paper waits on the table, ready to be tucked into a letter or gift tag page.
This page suits anyone in a gift journal who loves making things by hand, since the pruning shears, twine and ribbon laid across the florist’s table hint at a project mid-way through.
Fresh greenery trimmings scattered around the tools keep the page from feeling too tidy, and leave room for a small to-do list tucked beside them.
Line up red amaryllis bulbs in mossy pots along a potting bench, each one at a slightly different stage of growth, with a trowel and a few dried leaves nearby.
Wreaths and Arrangements
A Christmas rose wreath gathers hellebores, ferns and a satin ribbon into one soft ring, ideal for framing a favourite photo once it is glued in.
Pair this page with the red poinsettia toss pattern from the background set, using it as a pocket liner tucked just behind the wheelbarrow scene.
The old wheelbarrow sits outside a flower shop window, spilling over with poinsettias, and the shopfront behind gives you plenty of painted depth to work with.
A mantel lined with paperwhites, candles and cedar branches makes a calm end-of-day page, good for a short note about what felt cosy that evening.
Birds and Window Scenes
A pink cyclamen shares a frosty window ledge with a cardinal, its red feathers echoing the flower beside it in one small, tidy composition.
Glue a small tag or a folded note just behind the hanging mistletoe, since the ribbon and lamp leave a natural pocket for something tucked out of sight.
White berries along the mistletoe sprig catch the eye first, and the lamp behind it gives the whole page a warm, lit-from-within feeling.
A Christmas cactus in bloom rests on a lace doily beside a teacup, making a quiet page for a few lines about slowing down over tea.
Entryway and Greenhouse Pages
A basket of winterberry branches, pine and white tulips waits by the door, ready to answer a short prompt about who might be welcomed in next.
For the five-minute version of this page, colour only the nearest row of poinsettias in full and let the frosted glass roof behind them stay a pale, loose wash.
Rows of poinsettias stretch back under the glass, with a watering can and a few plant labels scattered along the near edge for extra detail.
A camellia branch with pink blooms stands in a crystal vase, snow falling gently outside the window behind it.
What question would you ask about the past year? Write it along the edge of this twig wreath, where dried roses, orange slices and cinnamon sticks are tucked in together.
A stone garden urn overflows with holly, red roses and trailing ivy, closing out the scene pages on a note of full, generous abundance.
Background Papers
Scattered poinsettia blooms toss gently across the page in holly green and blush pink, ready to sit behind a photo, line a pocket or wrap a small journal cover.
White amaryllis stems alternate with short sprigs of pine in a steady repeat, suited to a cover wrap, a pocket lining or a backdrop behind a framed photo.
Glossy holly leaves and clusters of red berries repeat in a dense chintz pattern, good for a book cover, a pocket lining or tucked behind a recipe page.
Small hellebore blooms sit among gentle snowflakes in a quiet, even pattern, well suited to a winter photo backdrop, a card insert or a soft journal cover.
Lined Writing Pages
A spray of poinsettia blooms fills one corner above the faint ruled lines, leaving room below for a gift list, a holiday menu or a short letter to next year.
A tall amaryllis stem runs down one side of the page, leaving the ruled lines free for a packing list, a recipe or notes about this year’s decorations.
Paperwhites and a thin band of moss run along the bottom edge, good for jotting a guest list, a shopping list or a line about the smell of the season.
A full wreath of hellebores frames the edges of this page, leaving the center open for a letter to next year, a wish list or a quiet end-of-day note.
What to Do Next
Print the full set, trim what needs trimming, and start gluing the pages in whatever order feels right for your own Christmas flowers junk journal: for more seasonal pages, browse the Christmas junk journal pages collection or the wider junk journal flowers set.
Frequently Asked Questions
What paper works best for this christmas flowers junk journal kit?
Matte cardstock around 32lb holds up best, since it takes glue and layering without warping. Plain printer paper works in a pinch but feels thinner once several pages overlap in a journal.
What printer settings keep the flowers looking crisp?
Set the printer to its best or photo quality and choose the matte or cardstock paper type if that option exists. This keeps fine outlines sharp instead of soft or slightly blurred.
Can I resize these pages for a smaller journal?
Yes, scale the pages down when printing to fit a smaller journal or travel notebook size. Most print dialogs let you set a percentage, so test one page before printing the full set.
What should I use to colour in extra details or add journaling?
Fine tip pens work well for handwriting over the painted areas, and coloured pencils blend nicely into the soft pastel palette if you want to deepen any shading by hand.
How do I attach the pages into a junk journal?
An acid free glue stick holds pages flat without wrinkling the paper, and small precision scissors help trim edges neatly or cut a torn-paper effect for a softer look.