​It's been a while since I updated my 'Happiness' junk journal and there were a good few pages that I still hadn't done any journaling on. I decided to dust it off and get some creative journaling done on some old book pages using ​this months kit from the Lollipop Box Club.

For ​these first two pages I used gesso to cover the pages with a thin layer. This is not something I would usually do, but I was trying out the gesso, hahaha. I do actually like the effect it gave and it did make the pages more sturdy.

Disclaimer: I received this box as part of my Creative Team role. Read my full disclosures here.

Tiny art journals and micro journaling has really taken off this year.  I got this tiny tn (travelers notebook) from the UKPA Big Meet in January and wasn't sure how to use it.  I then saw a lot of people were using theirs for art journaling and mixed media, so of course I had to join in. 

​I have loved creating collage and watercolour art journal pages in this.  It is much simpler than using a large journal as it is much less intimidating.  I never struggle with what to put on the page, I just get out my supplies and create.  I can whip up a journal page in less than 10 minutes.

Below is a flip through of my fully completed micro tn.  I had so much fun using this, that I now have started 2 more!

Hi everyone, I'm back with a fully completed ​flip through of my latest travel journal and holiday diary memory keeping in my Wilkos stationery range travel journal.

I had so much fun creating this. I did set it all up before I went. You can see how I set my travel journals up here.
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How to create a Travel Journal and how to set it up

I created the basic layout with lots of embellishments, stickers and ink before I went and left space to write in each day. I then printed the photos on to plain paper to stick in when I returned from my holiday.

I love being able to have space to write in it just before I go out for the evening or for a bit of poolside journaling. Read on for photos and the video.