🕯️ The October Coven Whispers Once a Year
This grimoire is their echo — stitched in silence, bound for autumn.
Welcome to The October Coven, a one-of-a-kind handmade Halloween junk journal filled with layers of aged paper, lace, pockets, hidden pieces, and more than 50 pieces of ephemera to discover.
At approximately 6" × 9", this is a substantial interactive journal featuring 20 full folded sheets — approximately 80 usable pages front and back — along with 25–30 pockets and tuck spots throughout.
The cover is finished with lace and Mod Podge, creating an intentionally crinkled, aged texture that suits the old-grimoire character of the journal.
Inside you'll find coffee-dyed and decorative papers, vintage-inspired imagery, layered pockets, envelopes, tracing paper, book pages, tags, cards, and other pieces meant to be removed, rearranged, written on, tucked away, and made your own.
✨ DETAILS
Approx. 6" × 9"
20 full folded sheets
Approx. 80 usable pages
25–30 pockets and tuck spots
50+ pieces of ephemera
1 decorative dangle
Textured lace cover
Mod Podge finish with intentionally crinkled/aged texture
Hand-stitched binding
Coffee-dyed and decorative papers
Vintage and Halloween-inspired ephemera
Handmade by Esther Steele
🕯️ LIMITED OCTOBER COVEN SERIES
Potion Keeper’s Ledger is No. 7 of only 8. Once this original journal is sold, there will not be another identical one.
It comes with its original signed Certificate of Authenticity, documenting its place in the limited handmade collection.
The certificate dates the original collection to Halloween 2025; this is the original numbered handmade journal, not a reproduction.
🍂 PERFECT FOR
Use it for autumn memory keeping, Halloween journaling, creative writing, junk journaling, photographs, seasonal keepsakes, art journaling, or simply exploring all of the tucked-away pieces inside.
It would also make a special gift for someone who loves Halloween, Gothic and woodland imagery, vintage paper, handmade books, or highly embellished junk journals.
🧵 HANDMADE CHARACTER
This journal was built by hand rather than mass-produced. Irregular edges, crinkling, staining, stitching, layered textures, and variations in the papers are intentional parts of its aged, handmade character.
One of a kind. Once No. 7 finds its home, there isn't another identical journal to replace it.
