Bugs And Butterflies Junk Journal Kit

This Bugs And Butterflies Junk Journal Kit is a nature lover’s dream, bringing together hand-drawn insects, delicate winged creatures, and botanical details in a style that feels like it came straight out of an old naturalist’s field journal. Think pencil-sketch butterflies with softly shaded wings, beetles drawn with careful crosshatching, and dragonflies rendered in that beautiful old-fashioned scientific illustration style. It’s the kind of imagery that makes your pages feel like they belong in a Victorian curiosity cabinet.

The color palette leans into muted yellows, sage and moss greens, and dusty blues that work beautifully together without feeling too bold or bright. Everything has that aged, slightly faded quality that junk journalers love. You can use these pages in nature journals, memory books, scrapbook layouts, handmade cards, or mixed media projects. The vintage sketch aesthetic gives you so much flexibility, since the pieces layer naturally with distressed papers, dried flowers, washi tape, and ink-stained backgrounds. They go great with out Bee Junk Journal Sets and Frog Journal Kits.

What’s Included In This Bugs And Butterflies Junk Journal Kit

This free kit comes packed with a variety of printable elements, all designed to mix, layer, and decorate your journal pages with ease.

Pocket and tag pages
Decorative tags
Pockets and tuck spots
Bookmarks
Stamps and ephemera
Mini cards
Folding folios
Printable envelopes
Belly bands
Vertical background pages
Horizontal background pages

Download Your Free Bugs And Butterflies Junk Journal Kit

Getting your pages is simple. Just click on any image in the collection and you’ll be taken directly to the PDF version of that file. From there, you can save it to your device or print it right from your browser. No sign-up required, no hoops to jump through.

All files are free for personal use and you can print them as many times as you like. For the best results with this kit, try printing the background pages on matte photo paper. The slightly textured surface really pulls out the richness of those green and blue tones and makes the sketch details pop in a way that plain printer paper just doesn’t quite match.