Start Here: Your Complete Guide to KitHabits

Hey, welcome to KitHabits! If this is your first time here, this page is your map.

We’ve organized everything into a few big categories. Below, you’ll find a quick rundown of each one — what it is, who it’s for, and a direct link to dig in. Think of it as the table of contents for the whole site.

Bookmark it. Come back whenever you’re not sure where to start.

We cover two big worlds here: the creative, hands-on side of journaling and crafting, and the planning, productivity side of getting your life organized. You don’t have to pick a lane — most of our readers live in both.

Let’s get into it.


Junk Journal

Junk Journal →

Junk Journal

Never heard of junk journaling? Here’s the short version: it’s the art of turning “junk” — old book pages, receipts, fabric scraps, dried flowers, ticket stubs — into a layered, textured personal journal.

No rules. No perfectionism required. It’s part scrapbooking, part mixed-media art, and it’s become one of the most beloved corners of the crafting world for exactly that reason.

It’s a great fit if:

  • You love texture and a vintage, lived-in look
  • Blank pages usually intimidate you (junk journaling gives you something to work with right away)
  • You want a hobby that turns your junk drawer into something beautiful

Here’s where to go next:


Stickers

Stickers →

Stickers

Stickers are the fastest way to personalize just about anything — a journal, a planner, a scrapbook page. Go digital and drop them straight into an app like GoodNotes. Or print, cut, and stick the old-fashioned way.

Either way, they’re an instant mood boost on a page.

This category is for planner people, journal keepers, and scrapbookers. Basically anyone who wants their pages to look like them, without starting from a blank canvas.

That’s also why you’ll find journal and scrapbook stickers here too — all your sticker options in one place, no matter what you’re decorating.

Here’s where to go next:

  • Vintage & Aesthetic Stickers → — our biggest sticker library, organized by color and style: vintage florals, retro collage sheets, muted aesthetic palettes, and more.
  • Seasonal Stickers → — holiday and seasonal sticker sets, from Halloween to Christmas and beyond, refreshed as each new season comes around.
  • Printable Stickers → — the broad, ready-to-print collection: birthday sets, kawaii packs, seasonal themes, and everyday decorative sheets.
  • Journal Stickers → — decorative stickers made to fit journal pages of every style, from aesthetic to minimalist.
  • Scrapbook Stickers → — decorative digital and printable stickers made for scrapbook pages, sorted by color and theme.
  • Planner Stickers → — functional, cute stickers sized and styled to fit right into daily, weekly, and digital planner layouts.

Scrapbooking

Scrapbooking →

Scrapbooking

Scrapbooking is the classic craft of preserving memories — photos, tickets, handwritten notes — in a designed, storytelling format.

It’s had a huge comeback lately, partly because digital tools have made it so much more approachable. No craft room required.

It’s perfect for documenting a relationship, a trip, or a milestone year. Or just making a genuinely personal gift for someone you love.

Here’s where to go next:

  • Scrapbook Ideas → — our most popular hub on the whole site, with layout and theme ideas by occasion: for a boyfriend, a best friend, a wedding, a new baby, a senior year, and more.
  • Digital Scrapbook Kits & Templates → — complete digital kits and templates for building a full scrapbook page or album from scratch.
  • Scrapbook Paper → — printable and digital patterned paper for backgrounds, borders, and page fills.
  • Scrapbook Elements → — individual embellishments, frames, and decorative pieces to add into any layout.

Journaling

Journaling →

Journaling

Journaling is where things get a little more personal. This category covers everything from structured, decorative bullet journal systems to quieter, more emotional pages meant just for you.

It’s for anyone:

  • Building a daily reflection habit
  • Working through stress or big feelings on paper
  • Wanting a more intentional way to slow down and write things by hand

Here’s where to go next:

  • Mental Health Journal → — guided prompts and printable pages built specifically to support your emotional wellbeing and make reflection a habit that actually sticks.
  • Bullet Journal → — the full system: monthly spreads, cover ideas for every month of the year, habit trackers, and layout inspiration for beginners and long-time bullet journalers alike.
  • Journal Printables → — printable inserts, prompts, and templates, including bible journaling pages, reading journals, and themed inserts.
  • Notebook Cover → — classic, bundle, and seasonal cover designs to dress up any notebook or bullet journal.
  • Aesthetic Diary Ideas → — dreamy, themed diary designs sorted by mood, from whimsical and boho to cute pastel pages, so your diary looks as good as it feels to write in.
  • Shadow Work → — guided prompts for looking at the parts of yourself you usually avoid, gently and on your own terms.

Planners

Planners →

Planners

his is our organization and productivity world — everything from a simple daily to-do list to a full life-planning system.

If Junk Journal and Journaling are about slowing down, this is about getting your life in order. (Fun fact: it’s actually where our name comes from — “Kit” for the digital kits, “Habits” for, well, this whole category.)

It’s for:

  • Goal-setters and list-makers
  • Students, teachers, and budgeters
  • ADHD brains who need a system that works with them, not against them
  • Anyone who loves the satisfaction of a well-organized planner spread

We’ve grouped everything below by what you’re actually trying to accomplish, so you can jump straight to what you need.

Time-Based Planning

Goals & Habits

Finance

Wellness

  • ADHD Planners → — planning systems built specifically for ADHD brains: visual schedules, low-friction layouts, and executive-function-friendly formats that don’t rely on willpower alone.
  • Self Care Planners → — dedicated planning space just for rest and personal maintenance — not another to-do list.
  • Mood & Sleep Trackers → — simple daily tracking to spot patterns in how you feel and how you sleep.
  • Routines & Rituals → — morning, evening, and situational self-care routines and checklists for slowing down on purpose.

School & Teaching

Home & Life

  • Meal Planners → — weekly and monthly layouts for planning what’s for dinner (and what to buy).
  • Cleaning Checklists → — room-by-room and routine checklists that make cleaning feel manageable.
  • Family Planners → — shared planning tools for keeping a whole household on the same page.
  • Recipe Book → — templates for building your own personal recipe collection.
  • Shopping Lists → — printable and digital list templates for groceries and beyond.
  • Party Planners → — checklists and layouts for planning an event without the last-minute scramble.

Reading & Hobbies

By Format

Mindset

Manifestation & Mindset →

Manifestation & Mindset

This category is about putting your goals somewhere you’ll actually see them, and shaping the mindset that gets you there — vision boards, manifestation practices, and daily affirmations, all in one place.

It’s a great fit if:

  • You want your goals somewhere visible, not buried in a notes app
  • You’re curious about manifestation methods like scripting or the 369 method
  • You want a daily affirmation practice that actually fits your specific goal

Here’s where to go next:

  • Vision Board → — templates, ideas, and printable boards for putting your goals somewhere you’ll actually see them. Especially huge heading into a new year.
  • Mood Board → — aesthetic collages for capturing a look or feeling, from Pinterest-style boards to wedding, interior, and polaroid designs.
  • Manifestation → — techniques like the 369 method and scripting, plus manifestation practices for money, love, career, and more.
  • Affirmations → — affirmation collections by theme, from money and confidence to morning routines.

Guides

Guides →

Guides

Sometimes you don’t need a product, you need context — how two formats compare, how to get started, or which one actually fits what you’re trying to do. This section pulls together our explainers and comparisons, organized by topic.

It’s a great fit if:

  • You’re stuck choosing between two similar-sounding formats or techniques
  • You’re brand new to a craft or planning style and want the short version before diving in
  • You want the “why” behind a category, not just a list of products

Here’s where to go next:


Not Sure Where to Start?

Honestly, that’s what this page is for — scroll back up, pick whatever caught your eye, and go. But if you want a nudge: Junk Journal Ideas and Mental Health Journal are two of our most-loved starting points, and a great taste of what KitHabits is all about.