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Sticker Journaling – My Daily Routine, Favorite Supplies, and Layout Ideas

I never thought I’d become a “sticker journaling person,” but here we are 😅.

It started with one notebook and a small pack of stickers. A year later, journaling with stickers is part of my daily routine. It's calming, creative, and honestly... kind of addictive.

🌿 My Simple Daily Routine

I usually journal in the evenings. Nothing fancy—just 10–15 minutes after dinner. I write a short paragraph about my day, then decorate the page with 2 or 3 small die-cut stickers. Sometimes I pick a theme (like stars, flowers, or cozy things), sometimes I just freestyle.

There are no rules in sticker journaling. Just do what feels fun!

🛠️ My Favorite Supplies

Here’s what I use almost every night:

  • A basic A5 dotted journal

  • Black gel pen (I love Pilot G2!)

  • Washi tape (neutral tones)

  • My favorite die-cut sticker sheets

  • A tiny pair of scissors

I keep all of this in a pouch, so it’s ready whenever I want to journal. The less I have to think, the more likely I’ll do it daily.

Open journal with floral and star-themed die-cut stickers

📐 Easy Layout Ideas for Beginners

If you’re new to sticker journaling, try one of these:

  1. Top & bottom corners – Add small stickers in the corners for a frame effect

  2. Sticker of the Day – Choose 1 sticker that reflects your mood

  3. Sticker clusters – Group 2–3 small stickers like a mini collage

  4. Sticker & quote – Write down a quote, decorate around it

You don’t need to be an artist. Your pages are for you.

Journal layout showing sticker clusters and corner designs

💌 Where I Get My Stickers

I design and cut most of my own stickers using my Roland machine (and lots of love). If you want to try the same stickers I use in my journal, I’ve listed them here 👉 Check out our custom die-cut sticker options.

Sticker sheet packs designed for journaling

🧡 Final Thought

Sticker journaling has helped me slow down, be creative, and reflect. If you’ve ever felt curious, give it a try for one week. Just one sticker a day. That’s it.

And if you want more journaling inspo, here’s a blog I wrote about how I package my orders with stickers → Read How I Use Stickers to Upgrade My Packaging

Cozy journaling setup with tea, candle, and notebook

For more creative bullet journal ideas, check out this article from Good Housekeeping.

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