DIY Junk Journal Ephemera
Taught by Jessie Katz Greenberg
Jessie Katz Greenberg is a crafter, educator, and content creator living in Washington Heights with her husband, 2 cats, and 2 hermit crabs. With a BFA in Visual Communication Design and Art History, Jessie spent 10+ years as a graphic designer before focusing on community management where she specializes in events and engaging with creatives. She is obsessed with crafting, which shines through her experience as Artist Community Manager at Spoonflower, co-hosting the Craft Hangout Podcast, directing craft, DIY, & home content at Jumprope (a video startup purchased by LinkedIn), and her breadth of workshops including embroidery, hand lettering, printmaking, glass etching, paper crafting, and more.
Follow along with Jessie’s crafty adventures @jessiekatzgreenberg on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest.
Location: Prospect Heights Brainery (190 Underhill Ave in Prospect Heights, BK)
Explore how everyday items like packaging tape and paper scraps can add unique texture and detail to your junk journals! In this workshop you’ll make your own washi tape alternative, DIY stickers, grungy vintage transfers, and more. Save these bespoke design elements to use in your junk journal throughout the year!
Whether you’re an experienced daily journaler or just curious about what this whole “junk journal” trend even is, this workshop will get you inspired to create with everyday supplies you already have.
