Floral postcard set 4×6 for journaling layers and easy happy mail

You know when you sit down to journal and your page feels blank, like it needs one bold piece to pull everything together? This floral postcard set 4×6 is made for that moment. Each card gives you instant color and a finished look fast, so you can build a spread without overthinking it. Use the postcards as journal cards, tip-ins, pockets, or collage anchors. And when you want to reach out, they also work as happy mail because they’re the perfect 4×6 size to send in a card or envelope.

If you love botanical postcards and paper goods that make creating feel easy, this set is a simple way to add “done” to your pages.

What’s included

• Floral postcard set 4×6 with 5 unique designs

• 5 different bold floral and leafy botanical cards

• Standard 4×6 size for journaling, gifting, swapping, or display

How to use this floral postcard set 4×6 in your journal

These ideas are meant to remove decision fatigue. Pick one and you’re already started.

1) Page anchor (fastest option)
Glue one postcard to your page and build around it with stickers, dates, and a few lines of writing.

2) Tip-in page
Washi tape one edge so it flips open. Write on the inside of your journal page and let the floral card be the cover.

3) Pocket card
Slide the postcard into a pocket as a “pull it out later” journaling prompt.

4) Collage base
Layer scraps, tickets, or small stickers on top of the floral image to create a textured spread.

5) Mini mood board
Add 2 small scraps and one word strip. Done. No pressure to make it perfect.

Journalers love postcard sets because they give you a strong focal point without needing to draw or paint on the page.

Happy mail use

When you want to say hi but don’t want it to turn into a whole serious conversation, postcards are a perfect middle ground. You can keep it short and still make it feel personal.

Quick message ideas:

• “Saw this and thought of you.”

• “Just a little hello.”

• “I wanted to send something real.”

• “This felt like your vibe.”

If you prefer not to write directly on glossy paper, you can also add your message on a small label, a journaling card, or a tiny note tucked into an envelope with the postcard.

Why you’ll love this floral postcard set 4×6

• Makes pages look finished fast. One card becomes the focal point that ties your whole spread together.

• Helps you start when you feel stuck. It gives you something to work around instead of a blank page.

• Great for layered journaling. Perfect for pockets, tip-ins, and collage stacks.

• Easy gifting and swapping. Split the set, tuck one into a gift bag, or trade in swaps.

• Bright and bold without extra effort. It adds energy to your journal even on low-creative days.

Materials and print details (features second)

• Set size: 5 postcards

• Card size: 4×6 inches

• Paper: glossy cardstock (glossy finish on both sides)

• Print: high-saturation, full-color artwork

Writing tips for glossy postcards

Because these are glossy on both sides, some pens can smudge. For best results:

• Use a fine-tip permanent marker, pigment liner, or ballpoint pen

• Let ink dry before stacking

• Or write your message on a label or small note and include it with the card

Perfect for

• Junk journaling, scrapbooking, collage, memory keeping

• Tip-ins, pockets, journal cards, page anchors

• Happy mail, pen pals, swaps, “just because” notes

• Gift add-ons, care packages, teacher notes

• Anyone who wants easy-to-use paper goods that make creating feel doable

Pair it with

For more variety in your spreads, pair this floral postcard set 4×6 with a different theme set like cactus postcards or whimsical bird postcards. Florals make a great focal point, and the other theme adds contrast so your pages don’t all look the same.

USPS postcard size guidelines 

FAQs

Is this floral postcard set 4×6 good for junk journaling?
Yes. These work well as focal points, tip-ins, pockets, and collage layers.

Can I mail these postcards?
They’re a standard 4×6 size. Mailing requirements can vary, so check your local postal guidelines if you want to send them without an envelope.

Can I write on glossy postcards?
Yes, but some pens may smudge. A ballpoint or fine-tip permanent marker works best, and letting ink dry helps.

Are all five designs different?
Yes. Each card in the floral postcard set 4×6 is a unique design.

Can I frame them?
Yes. 4×6 fits common frames and looks great on a desk or pinboard.