The Enjoy The Ride Journaling Cards by Asuka Studio / Memory Place include 20 paper journaling cards designed to coordinate with the cheerful, playful and pink aesthetic of the Enjoy The Ride collection.
The designs feature ferris wheels, unicorns, little pigs, carousels, hot air balloons, quotes and small kawaii details that feel connected to fun outings, playtime and carefree moments. These cards are ideal for documenting stories from playgrounds, amusement parks, birthdays, family outings, games and happy childhood memories.
The set includes 20 cards, with 4 different designs and 5 cards of each design. They can be used as journaling spots, pocket inserts, small photo mats, titles, decorative cards, tags or layers in albums, journals, handmade cards, scrapbook layouts and mixed media compositions. They are practical when you need a ready-to-write space without interrupting the flow of the page.
👉 Features:
- Journaling cards by Asuka Studio / Memory Place
- Collection: Enjoy The Ride
- Includes 20 journaling cards
- 4 different designs
- 5 cards of each design
- Theme: amusement parks, ferris wheels, carousels, hot air balloons, unicorns, playtime
- Designs with ferris wheels, unicorns, little pigs, carousels, hot air balloons and quotes
- Sweet Japanese kawaii style in pink tones
- Ideal for notes, pockets, inserts, photo mats and short stories
👍 Ideal for:
- Children’s albums and mini albums
- Journals and creative journals
- Handmade cards and cardmaking
- Scrapbook layouts
- Tags, pockets and inserts
- Journaling spots and small notes
- Photo mats and layering
- Memory keeping projects
- Mixed media projects
- Amusement park, carousel, hot air balloon, playground and happy outing projects
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Use the cards as small “stops” inside an amusement park album: one card for the date, one for the favorite moment, one for a funny quote and one as a small photo mat. Combine them with photos from ferris wheels, carousels, games or playgrounds to give the project clear storytelling and a cheerful rhythm.
