Blossom pink

Yep! The only difference in the Craft Project Planners is the colours. We wanted to make something accessible for the crafters who like things bright and bubbly, and those who prefer a more subtle and natural look.

The Home Base Journal has 192 of 148mm x 210mm pages, whereas the Satellite Journal contains 96 120mm x 170mm pages. The Satellite Journal is designed with daily errands in mind, a perfect size to conveniently carry with you. The Home Base Journal, being a more standard size, is designed with mindfulness and slowing down in mind - a place to organise those thoughts and neaten them up.

The purpose of the Craft Planner Journal is to organise your works-in-progress or plan some future projects. Each project spread allows you to note the inspiration, how long the project takes, the materials used, and so much more! With a handy reference section at the back, you'll have all the helpful information you need in one place.

Of course not! The Craft Project Planner can be used by all crafters from total beginners to seasoned pros. It's up to you how detailed you'd like the planner to be, so use it however works best for you, whether crafting is your whole life or just a fraction of it.

All pages in both the Home Base and Satellite Journal are dotted grids. This gives you the freedom to sketch, write, and play around as much as you'd like.

There are 28 different projects spreads in the Craft Project Planner, with additional working space at the back. You can use as much or as little of the spreads for your projects as you desire.

No, the Home Base and Satellite Journals aren't supposed to have internal pockets. We've kept these designs sleek and concise.

A journal isn't a diary, but its intentions are similar - to slow you down and reflect on your present. Where diaries tend to chronicle one's day-to-day life in order of events, journals are deeper spaces used to reflect on emotions, personal growth, and thoughts.

You most certainly can junk journal with both the Home Base and Satellite Journals. The Craft Project Planner is a more structured journal with prompts and progress markers, but there is still room to add bits and bobs for your inspiration and materials!

A journal is a living record of your life. Whether you're using it to process emotions and thoughts, create goals and lists, preserve memories, or to note your own personal growth. A journal is all yours to make your own, however that looks for you.