Your Journalling Practice, Your Way

There is no such thing as a perfect way to journal - the habit that works beautifully for someone else may be completely wrong for you.

In this one-hour workshop, Mira Bradshaw will help you tailor a journalling practice to your own life.

You will explore different kinds of journalling and what they are useful for, how to choose a format and rhythm that fits your actual life and time, and practical ways to make the habit sustainable when life gets busy.

Using custom stickers designed for the workshop, Mira will cover everything from how to get started, how to keep it sustainable, how to stay creatively engaged over years and even decades, and practical ways to manage it when life gets real and time is short.

Please bring any notebook and pen you enjoy using.

Participants will leave this workshop with:

Four A6 sheets of custom stickers. Designed and created by Mira. Custom to this workshop only, not available anywhere else.

A personalised journalling plan

Practical ideas to try next

A handout covering ways to make journalling work for you.

No experience required. Everyone is welcome.

About Mira

Mira Bradshaw has been exploring creative planning, stamping and journalling for more than a decade. A lifelong paper-and-pen enthusiast, she moved through decorative planning, travellers notebooks and bullet journalling before developing a creative daily journalling practice focused on memory-keeping, reflection and making ordinary life worth noticing.

Her own practice continues to evolve across daily, media and commonplace journalling, with photo journalling the next area she is exploring. She brings a practical, low-pressure approach to creative journalling: learn the tools, understand what works for you, and let the practice evolve.

By day, Mira leads data and technology for an FMCG company; outside work she is an enthusiastic collector and user of stamps, fountain pens, inks, washi tape and other paper supplies whether intended for journalling or not.

Venue

Our venue is inside Cobblestones Museum. The paths to the classroom are stone-chip but the workshop space is on the ground level.

Refund policy

Due to the bespoke nature of these classes and limited capacity we do not offer refunds. You are however welcome to pass your ticket onto someone else if you can't attend.

You do not need a Stationery Festival ticket to attend a workshop. Workshop-only ticket holders will be met at the entry gate by a Workshop Host, 15 minutes before class begins and escorted to the workshop. You can shop with the vendors after class but to keep classes on time for everyone you will not be able to shop before your class begins.

Tickets to classes do not include a Stationery Festival tote bag.

If you do want a Festival ticket along with your workshop ticket, do not worry if you can't get a time-entry ticket that is before your class begins - if you have a class ticket AND a Festival ticket we will honour whichever is the earliest.