A look at my winter and Christmas paper pack spread out across my studio table. This set is full of images I’ve collected and sorted through over time. There are soft snowy landscapes, bright berries, pine branches, vintage Christmas cards, and old illustrations that feel like they came straight out of a quiet attic box. Some pieces are simple patterns like gingham, red florals, or tiny snowflakes. Others show little birds perched on frosty branches, children bundled for winter, and old scenes of candlelit windows. These images elicit a sense of nostalgia, reminiscent of a slower season where pine branches, candlelit rooms, and snowy paths lived only in paintings and postcards. I print these on your choice of cardstock or sticker paper in my studio, then cut everything by hand. I sort through each stack and mix the pieces so every pack feels balanced with color, texture, and subject. It is a slow rhythm of trimming edges, grouping themes, and pulling out the images that catch my eye. These pieces work well for junk journals, holiday scrapbooks, collages, and Christmas memory keeping. They layer easily behind photos, gift tags, and journal entries. I like using the darker pieces to anchor a page and the softer ones to build little clusters of winter scenes. Once everything is printed and cut, I pack them up at my desk and get them ready to send out. It is one of my favorite parts of the year to curate, since winter artwork has so many quiet details. If you love paper crafting or seasonal journaling, this is a fun way to add color and texture to your pages. #christmas #journaling #supplies #scrapbookpaper #vintagevibes