Stationery Sunday: My February Daily Journal Set-Up & Decor.

Hello Loves!

Today I want to share my February Daily Journal Set-Up and Decor with you. This year I am doing a mini-journal every month, for my daily pages, thoughts, feelings and documenting things big and small. Instead of doing a separate journal for daily pages and another for feelings and things..this year I am doing it all in one. And so far, I have done so in tiny journals.

January was in an A6 notebook and this month I am in another tiny journal from Kikkik. Since this is my birthday month I have done a little bit extra in terms of decor and tried to make this journal pretty as can be.

Here is a little look.

Here is my notebook.

An understated, minimal and beautiful notebook.

I am so glad I randomly had this sitting among my things. A favourite notebook from my favourite stationery place- Kikkik.

Made not one but two collages. Told you I went allll out for birthday month.

I love how this has turned out.

Used a hand-painted poloroid as the main focus on this spread.

Love the colours on this spread.

I stuck to my favourite colours of all time- pink and purple.

Ah!

I did good I think.

Creating these spreads makes me so happy and is such a great way to spend time. I love doing this at the beginning of every month. A little way to be creative.

I am quite pleased about having a new journal every month. It's a good way to fill up notebooks and use my things in my stash and I get to decorate to my heart's content.

DETAILS:

Journal: Kikkik (quite old I'm afraid)

Stickers and Bits: Shop ABC (on IG)

Poloroid Painting: From an IG shop I didn't have a good experience with and honestly I don't even remember anymore. But several others do something similar.

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