There’s some awesome titles here with some itty bitty subtitles so you can mix it all up. Like Friends, Like These’ or Family, Observations. Lots of great options for your Daily/Wander documenting…or any other documenting. ;)

These are the same great images from the physical It’s Like This stamps in digital form. Includes 23 digital stamps in PNG and ABR (PS brush) files only. Also included are PNG and PDF printable sheets that are sized the same as the physical stamps.

These A6 journals are made with a plain white cover and 16 pages (front+back making 32) to give you the space you need to document a month. You can decorate the white cover as you wish or use your favorite patterned paper to cover it. The albums are actually 4.25 x 5.8” instead of 4.1” so that you’d have just a fraction more space. It may not seem like much, but it makes a difference to me. :)

I also personally like to pull the staples from the book to work in my albums so you can stamp or write more easily. I use the Midori rubberbands to keep them together.

The paper weight also works really well with stamp ink like Distress Oxide. It may have a slight  ‘shadowy’ appearance on the flip side, but it doesn’t bleed through. That’s a huge thing for me!

Use the Perpetual Calendar | A6 inside to keep all your notes and documenting together.

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The Daily/Wander line is all about documenting at its most simplest form. Calendars to catch the day-by-day, plain notebooks to document those days—with or without photos, stamp staples to keep with you so you’re always at the ready, and a template to help you with some details—like making journaled lines or checkboxes.

Use a notebook for the Daily happenings and use a notebook to capture moments when you Wander about town or Wander on the beach or mountains or Wander 1000 miles away.

Of course, you can document and do anything you want and however you want with all these goodies. There are so many possibilities. But for me, this is my way of mixing journaling with the simplest of creativities. And I love the idea of one notebook per month!