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I am just clearing out my email box and I am finding some great newsletters I have missed.
I received one from [tag]Two Peas in a Bucket[/tag]. They have a great free [tag]downloadable digital scrapbooking kit[/tag]. It is for [tag]Mother’s Day[/tag] and so very cute.
You will have to be signed up with them to receive their newsletter to receive it, but I definitely think it is worth it. It is a monthly newsletter, which makes this free kit a steal. They have one free kit every month.
Ohhh… this one feels like wrapping yourself in a chunky knit cardigan with a warm drink in hand.
This week’s Freebie Friday – Junk Journal Images is all about Fall. Not summer leftovers. Not mixed seasonal vibes. Just pure, cozy, earthy autumn.
We’ve created a brand new printable sheet filled with grungy pumpkins and torn paper fall tags, designed specifically for junk journaling and layered paper crafts.
If you love distressed textures, muted oranges, faded sage greens, worn paper edges, and that slightly timeworn farmhouse look — this one’s for you.
And yes, it’s completely free to download and print.
Don’t forget to browse our other Freebie Friday junk journal printables too — they’re designed to mix beautifully across seasons.
This printable A4 sheet features:
Phrases include:
All designed with lightly worn edges and aged paper texture inside each piece — but printed on a clean white background for easy home printing and cutting.
Nothing overlaps. Nothing touches. Every piece has clear borders so your readers can trim neatly.
Fall pages are made for texture.
These pumpkins aren’t flat clipart. They have depth, slight distressing, and that vintage watercolor feel that makes them layer beautifully with:
They instantly give your journal that collected-over-time aesthetic.
And because the colors lean into muted burnt orange, creamy ivory, and soft sage, they won’t overpower your page.
Here are a few easy ideas to get you started:
Layer a torn paper tag.
Tuck a pumpkin slightly behind it.
Add a small leaf or acorn piece.
Staple the corner.
Instant seasonal focal point.
Glue down a larger pumpkin image as a base.
Add a torn “Crisp Fall Days” strip across the middle.
Create a small pocket underneath for journaling cards.
The ripped-edge tag designs look beautiful when:
It gives that authentic, vintage harvest feel.
These work beautifully in:
This sheet is formatted for A4 paper (210mm x 297mm).
For best results:
If you want even more texture, lightly distress the edges with brown ink before gluing.
There’s something about autumn that feels reflective.
Slower mornings.
Cooler air.
Gathering seasons.
A shift into gratitude.
Fall junk journaling gives you space to document:
And even if it’s just layering pumpkins onto a blank page, it still feels like capturing a moment.
This Grungy Pumpkins & Fall Tags sheet is part of our ongoing Freebie Friday – Junk Journal Images series.
Each week we release a brand new printable designed for layering, storytelling, and creative play.
What has happenend to Two Peas in a bucket – I haven’t been able to get on the site for a couple of weeks it seems…