Naturalist’s Field Study Collection | Printable Botanical & Zoological Ephemera, Vintage Specimen Labels, Junk Journal Kit
Naturalist’s Field Study Collection | Printable Botanical & Zoological Ephemera, Vintage Specimen Labels, Junk Journal Kit
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Step into a softly aged world of botanical discoveries, field observations, butterflies, mushrooms, specimen labels, and vintage naturalist studies with the Naturalist’s Field Study Collection.
This printable ephemera kit features layered archival-inspired designs filled with botanical labels, zoological specimen cards, herbarium tags, field observation pieces, and vintage scientific journal aesthetics. Designed with muted watercolor tones, aged paper textures, and softly worn details, these pages are perfect for junk journals, nature journals, collage, scrapbooking, slow stitching, and paper crafting.
This collection blends botanical and zoological themes into a cohesive vintage-inspired printable set filled with usable cut-apart elements for layering and storytelling.
Perfect for:
Junk journals
Nature journals
Botanical collage
Slow stitching
Vintage paper crafts
Scrapbooking
Folios & travelers notebooks
Layering ephemera
Printable specimen labels
Botanical and mushroom journals
What You’ll Receive:
6 printable pages
High-resolution JPG files
US Letter size (8.5" x 11")
Instant digital download
No physical item will be shipped
Features:
Botanical specimen labels
Butterfly and mushroom studies
Herbarium tags
Vintage field notes
Zoological ephemera
Layered antique paper textures
Soft muted watercolor palette
Readable vintage-inspired typography
Design Note:
These pages are created in a vintage antique journal style. Some handwritten notes, scientific labels, wording, grammar, and spellings may appear aged, stylized, imperfect, or historically inspired as part of the artistic design and old-world aesthetic.
A subtle creator signature “E. Steele” is naturally integrated throughout the collection as part of the archival field journal styling.
