Curiosity Journal kit, mindful colouring and nature journalling gift set

Description

Follow your curiosity, connect to nature and get creative with this curiosity journalling set for mindfulness. Digitally illustrated and handmade set of 12 matching paper stickers, an A5 dotted journal, 12 mini colouring pencils and a ‘how to’ guide will get you started with ‘curiosity journalling’ while a ‘nature is my happy place’ bookmark will save your page in either your journal or current read.

Set includes:
1 x A5 dotted journal
1 x ‘Nature is my happy place’ bookmark with tassel
12 x ‘Nature walk’ paper stickers
12 x Mini colouring pencils
1 x Mini ‘how to use your journal’ guide

These colouring pages are digitally designed, printed, and constructed by hand using high-quality 120gsm paper and a sturdy backing board. A5 kraft brown journal containing 60 dotted pages. Bookmarks are printed on plain white card with a tassel, tassel colours are chosen at random, but please leave a note if you have a preference. A pack of 12 mini colouring pencils are included to create the perfect set for yourself or a loved one. If you are gifting the set, please let me know and I can include a personalised handwritten note. If you would like to upgrade your set, the complete collection is also available which includes a set of colour-your-own journal pads, full-sized quality colouring pencils and more!

So what is Curiosity journalling anyway!?
Curiosity journalling is a relaxed mix of nature journalling, bullet journalling and journalling for mental health. There are no rules or expectations, no need for anatomically correct sketches of wildlife, or spilling your deepest thoughts. Curiosity journalling encourages you to connect to nature by noticing the sights and sounds around you and recording them in any way that feels right to you. Stickers and colouring pencils are provided as a way of adding colour and expressing how you feel, without needing to be a fine artist or getting caught in the trap of the ‘perfect journal spread’. Go off on tangents that feel good to you, whether that is writing how you’re feeling, doodling flowers, layering colours, listing bird sightings or noting things to Google later, like.. how many kinds of butterflies do we have in the UK? How do I get more bumble bees to visit my garden?