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Free Gratitude Log Printables

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Free printables have been my favorite Bullet Journaling shortcut since I started my bujo back in 2018. There’s something so satisfying about skipping the blank page and all the confusion and jumping in with an already pre-made design.

That’s exactly why I’m sharing this roundup of free gratitude log printables today, pulled from some of my favorite creators, plus a few of my own designs.

Grab your favorite pens, pick the design that speaks to you most, and let’s get your gratitude practice started this week, one page at a time.

If you’re already here, I’ll assume I don’t need to explain all the benefits of using printables, but it’s for your Bullet Journal or even just to add to your binder, so we can jump into sharing the freebies instead.

Oh, and because you’ll find work from many different designers here, you’ll see a lot of different approaches and styles, and I’m confident you’ll find something that fits you, your needs, and your style.

Ok, just one small thing on how to add your printables to your journal pages.

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How To Use Printables In Your Journal

The most important step is making sure the printable matches the size of your journal. If itโ€™s already formatted for A5, which is the standard size for most Bullet Journals, youโ€™re good to go.

If not, you can tweak your printer settings to scale it down to A5. You can check the end of the post if you need a detailed post with a step-by-step video tutorial.

All you need to get started is a printer and some paper, though there are also a few extra tools you can use if you want your printables to look even more tidy and professional.

Here are some of my top recommendations for supplies to help you use printables:

  • High-quality printing paper. Especially if you’re planning to use any markers on your printables, you need to have high-quality paper. Otherwise, it will damage your pens. I prefer using HP Premium Paper.
  • Paper cutter. You can definitely just use scissors, but I find that you always get cleaner cuts if you use a paper cutter like this Firbon paper cutter.
  • Corner rounder. I find that most journals have rounded corners, so it would be a fun idea to cut your printables the same way. You can do it yourself with a pair of sewing scissors as I do, but I would recommend using a corner rounder instead.

Hopefully, that clarifies it all, and you’re ready to get printables and start using them in your journal. Time to share the freebies!

Free Gratitude Log Printables

One important thing to note - since these are all coming from different creators, there is no one button to click to download them all. You have to click on the ones you like, and from there you'll see instructions on how to access the freebies.

With that clarified, here are your freebies!

There you go; here are plenty of FREE printable gratitude log pages, enough for you to find one that speaks to you and start working on your gratitude habits.

And in case you’re looking for some prompts that will help you get started – be sure to check the links at the end of the post.

Free Gratitude Log Printables

Just one more time, I wanted to remind you about all the printables already available in the Resources Vault, including 4 different gratitude log pages.

If you don’t have access yet, you can always sign up in the form below.

Once you confirm your subscription, you’ll get the password to get 50+ free Bullet Journal printables, stickers, and worksheets to use right away.

If you’ve never used printables before, be sure to check my post How To Use Printables In Your Bullet Journal.

It’s pretty basic, and you can find all the supplies you need in my post Supplies For Using Bullet Journal Printables.

More Resources

Do you want to learn more about keeping a gratitude journal and get some gratitude journal prompts? I’ve got you covered, since there are plenty more posts on this blog to help you dive deeper into this habit.

Check out these blog posts next:

>>> What other things do you want to learn about gratitude journaling? Share with us in the comments!

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