Vintage Ephemera Paper Pack – 8 Themes, Mini Journal Cards

A pocket-sized archive of vintage ephemera in the palm of your hand.

Don't let the miniature size fool you—these 2.0 × 3.1 inch (50mm × 80mm) paper blocks are packed with authentic vintage charm. Each block contains 60 tear-away sheets of premium writing paper, featuring beautifully printed botanical illustrations, antique maps, faded typography, and retro posters.

Because they are perfectly pocket-sized, they are the absolute ideal scale for layering in smaller A5 or B6 journals, creating cluster embellishments, or tearing into smaller pieces for distressed background collages. The classic stationery paper material is incredibly fountain-pen and stamp friendly.

Specifications

• Format: Tear-away paper block (non-adhesive)
• Quantity: 60 sheets per block
• Size: Miniature / 2.0" × 3.1" (50mm × 80mm)
• Weight: 27g per block
• Material: Writable stationery paper (perfect for stamping and inking)

Frequently Asked Questions

Are they really that small?
Yes! These are deliberately designed as miniature ephemera blocks (2.0" × 3.1" / 50mm × 80mm). Their tiny footprint makes them the absolute perfect scale for layering in smaller A5 or B6 journals without overwhelming your page layout.

How many sheets are included?
Each miniature paper block contains exactly 60 tear-away sheets.

Are these adhesive stickers?
No, they are non-adhesive paper blocks. You can easily attach the sheets to your journal using a glue runner, glue dots, or vintage washi tape for a classic junk journal look.

Can I write or stamp on them?
Absolutely! Unlike glossy papers, these are made of high-quality writing stationery paper. They absorb fountain pen ink and craft stamp ink beautifully without feathering or heavy bleeding. They are also perfect for coffee staining if you want to add extra aged effects.

What can I use them for?
They are incredibly versatile. Use them as collage backgrounds, tuck them into small journal pockets, fold them into tip-ins, create layered cluster embellishments, or tear them into smaller pieces for distressed, raw edges.