My Grandmas Teacups

How to Use Victorian Haberdashery in Junk Journals There is something irresistibly romantic about Victorian sewing ephemera. The faded needle cards. The delicate lace trims. The worn handwritten invoices. The tiny ribbons and ornate typography. These pieces feel like little fragments of forgotten lives tucked into old sewing baskets and tucked-away attic drawers. And for junk journal lovers? They are an absolute treasure. One of my favorite ways to create depth and warmth inside a journal is by layering vintage haberdashery-inspired pieces throughout the pages. They instantly add texture, storytelling, softness, and that collected-over-time feeling that makes junk journals so magical. Today, I want to share some of my favorite ways to use Victorian haberdashery elements in your own journals — even if you are just beginning. And if you love this aesthetic as much as I do, be sure to subscribe to My Grandma’s Teacups so you’ll be notified when our complete Victorian Haberdashery Fussy...