Journal Junk Mail
Journal Junk Mail
What is in
JOURNAL JUNK MAIL?
JOURNAL JUNK MAIL?
The contents of each packet are genuine, original pieces sourced from estate sales, auctions and flea markets. Some are older, some are vintage and some are just leftover supplies no longer needed by the original owner.
Book PagesPhotosLettersPlaying CardsIndex CardsReceiptsPostcardsStickersLace, Trim & RibbonScrapbook PaperNote CardsOld LinensSheet MusicFabric PiecesCollectible CardsTicket StubsSewing PatternsColoring PagesFlat Picture FramesBook PagesPhotosLettersPlaying CardsIndex CardsReceiptsPostcardsStickersLace, Trim & RibbonScrapbook PaperNote CardsOld LinensSheet MusicFabric PiecesCollectible CardsTicket StubsSewing PatternsColoring PagesFlat Picture Frames
What is not in
JOURNAL JUNK MAIL?
JOURNAL JUNK MAIL?
Apart from the outer envelope and gift subscription postcard, nothing is new, fabricated or crafted.
Ever.
What is in
JOURNAL JUNK MAIL?
JOURNAL JUNK MAIL?
The contents of each packet are genuine, original pieces sourced from estate sales, auctions and flea markets. Some are older, some are vintage and some are just leftover supplies no longer needed by the original owner.
Book PagesPhotosLettersPlaying CardsIndex CardsReceiptsPostcardsStickersLace, Trim & RibbonScrapbook PaperNote CardsOld LinensSheet MusicFabric PiecesCollectible CardsTicket StubsSewing PatternsColoring PagesFlat Picture FramesBook PagesPhotosLettersPlaying CardsIndex CardsReceiptsPostcardsStickersLace, Trim & RibbonScrapbook PaperNote CardsOld LinensSheet MusicFabric PiecesCollectible CardsTicket StubsSewing PatternsColoring PagesFlat Picture Frames
What is not in
JOURNAL JUNK MAIL?
JOURNAL JUNK MAIL?
Apart from the outer envelope and gift subscription postcard, nothing is new, fabricated or crafted.
Ever.
BONUS – EVERY 4TH MONTH!
Keep your subscription active for at least 4 months and every fourth month,
you will receive an extra-large packet stuffed with even more junk journal supplies.
At NO extra cost!
Our Mission
Reduce Your
“Crafting” Footprint
One of the best parts of crafting with previously used or owned supplies is that it immediately helps reduce the wear on the planet. Not only are you keeping waste from being sent to the landfills, you also have less need to purchase “new” product at the stores and online. This has a snowball effect where less demand makes for less manufacturing. And THAT is better for Mother Earth.
Thank you for helping.
Our Mission
Reduce Your
“Crafting” Footprint
“Crafting” Footprint
One of the best parts of crafting with previously used or owned supplies is that it immediately helps reduce the wear on the planet. Not only are you keeping waste from being sent to the landfills, you also have less need to purchase “new” product at the stores and online. This has a snowball effect where less demand makes for less manufacturing. And THAT is better for Mother Earth.
Thank you for helping.
Don’t Forget Your
Fellow Journal Keepers
Fellow Journal Keepers
Remember, every Journal Junk Mail pack is unique. So, if you receive something you can’t use, consider exchanging it with a friend or someone in your crafting circle. There are always plenty of opportunities for trading.
About Us!
Hello, my name is Sandy and I am the developer of Journal Junk Mail. I live in North Florida, along with my work/life partner, Tim. We are both lovers of dogs and travel.
As a boomer, crafting has always been a big part of my life. I received my first sewing machine the Christmas just before my ninth birthday. And my mother used to encourage me by subscribing to craft magazines so I could try out all the newest crafting trends. As a kid, I once made a chandelier out of Styrofoam cups! I really did! They were not, however, previously used Styrofoam cups. That part of my journey – the quasi-environmentalist part – didn’t take shape until many decades later.
For the past (nearly) 20 years I have dealt in (and offered for sale online) sewing and crafting supplies that I find at garage sales, thrift stores and flea markets. If I can’t use it myself, there are always other crafters who are interested in taking the (rescued) items and using them to create original works that they can admire and feel good about. It’s a win-win.
This is my vision for Journal Junk Mail. My intentions are to fill this monthly envelope with items that others would consider “just junk” and may otherwise have been thrown away to memorialize, create, and record a time or feeling in your life.
Many thanks to Tim for his hours of hard work designing and launching this website so I would be able to easily connect with each of you. He truly is a blessing – and a trooper. I wouldn’t be able to do it without him, and without all of you.
Sandy
About Us!
Hello, my name is Sandy and I am the developer of Journal Junk Mail. I live in North Florida, along with my work/life partner, Tim. We are both lovers of dogs and travel.
As a boomer, crafting has always been a big part of my life. I received my first sewing machine the Christmas just before my ninth birthday. And my mother used to encourage me by subscribing to craft magazines so I could try out all the newest crafting trends. As a kid, I once made a chandelier out of Styrofoam cups! I really did! They were not, however, previously used Styrofoam cups. That part of my journey – the quasi-environmentalist part – didn’t take shape until many decades later.
For the past (nearly) 20 years I have dealt in (and offered for sale online) sewing and crafting supplies that I find at garage sales, thrift stores and flea markets. If I can’t use it myself, there are always other crafters who are interested in taking the (rescued) items and using them to create original works that they can admire and feel good about. It’s a win-win.
This is my vision for Journal Junk Mail. My intentions are to fill this monthly envelope with items that others would consider “just junk” and may otherwise have been thrown away to memorialize, create, and record a time or feeling in your life.
Many thanks to Tim for his hours of hard work designing and launching this website so I would be able to easily connect with each of you. He truly is a blessing – and a trooper. I wouldn’t be able to do it without him, and without all of you.
Sandy
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