Southern Summer’s Bounty: Vintage Blackberry Kitchen Journal Printable Kit
Step into an old Southern kitchen at the height of blackberry season.
Southern Summer’s Bounty is an eight-page printable junk-journal collection inspired by berry-picking afternoons, handwritten family recipes, summer canning days, and the treasured scraps tucked inside an old kitchen drawer.
Rendered in warm cream, faded blackberry purple, weathered indigo, and soft botanical green, the collection features antique paper textures, blackberry brambles, recipe-inspired journal pages, pantry receipts, canning labels, botanical cards, tags, tickets, ledger pieces, and other vintage-style ephemera.
YOUR DIGITAL COLLECTION INCLUDES:
• 5 vintage blackberry kitchen journal pages and spreads
• 3 coordinating fussy-cut and ephemera sheets
• Blackberry botanical illustrations
• Tags, labels, tickets, receipts, ledger pieces, and journaling cards
• Preserves and farm-orchard labels
• Generous blank spaces for writing, layering, stamping, and embellishing
• 8 printable JPG files in total
PERFECT FOR:
• Junk journals and altered books
• Recipe and kitchen journals
• Cottagecore and farmhouse crafts
• Scrapbooking and collage
• Handmade cards and tags
• Summer and garden journals
• Memory keeping
• Printable paper crafts
Print the pages at home or through your preferred printing service. Colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor, printer, ink, and paper. For especially rich color and texture, use high-quality matte paper. Cardstock works beautifully for tags, labels, and fussy-cut pieces.
PLEASE NOTE:
This is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. No physical product will be mailed.
You may print these files as often as you like for your personal projects. You may also use the printed pieces in a limited number of completed, handmade journals or paper crafts that you sell. The original digital files may not be shared, copied, redistributed, altered for resale, or sold as digital or printed supply sheets.
Created for those who still believe an old recipe, a blackberry stain, and a scrap of paper can hold an entire story.