Useful & Creative Stationery You Need To Rock Your Bullet Journal
Today we’re again talking about Bullet Journal supplies because, with so many options out there, you can talk endlessly about it.
Are you looking for something that will make your Bullet Journaling look even cooler and more creative? You’ve come to the right place!
In this blog post, we’ll talk about some of my favorite stationery items you can use to create the most extraordinary Bullet Journal pages. From glitter pens and colorful notebooks to washi tape and stencils, these supplies will really upgrade your Bullet Journal game.
Whether you’re just getting started with a Bullet Journal or have been doing it for a while, read on to find out which stationery items are must-haves for making your future spreads stand out from the rest.
The stationery world is wide and full of wonder, so, of course, I can’t fit everything in just one post.
So be sure to check the end of the post for some more recommendations and to get your free Ultimate Guide To Bullet Journal Supplies.
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Stationery You Need To Rock Your Bullet Journal
I tried to include all the different types of supplies, so I'm sure you'll find there something you'll love and that would fit your style.
Let's dive in!
Metallic pens always add a spark to your Bullet Journal pages, and Sakura Gelly Roll pens are some of the best ones you can get.
This stencil set is the best tool you can get for your Bullet Journal! It includes all the different types of elements and will be helpful in creating any page you want.
These pens come in many more beautiful colors, and the marker end allows to color wide spaces and make a more detailed color work. Plus, you know that Zebra always have great quality pens.
Washi tape is an easy way to elevate your Bullet Journal page, and these sets will fit any style you have.
Brush pens can really add a lot to your Bullet Journal pages, and I recommend trying out Calliograph Pens since they come in many beautiful colors and two brush tips, so you can do different types of lettering for all types of pages.
There are all types of notepads with different paper colors, and they can definitely help you make some fun new designs in your journal. Plus, the white notepad is great for fixing mistakes or even adding extra paged to your journal.
There are so many amazing stamps that can help you level up your Bullet Journal pages and speed up the setups. I finally decided on these tracker stamps since they look super cute, and it's extremely useful to have stamps for these.
A grid spacing guide is the best thing for your Bullet Journal because it will allow you to stop counting the dots each time you need to create a setup and just use a pre-made guide. And if you have a stencil like this one it's even better!
Stickers are another type of supply that works so well to easily elevate your journal pages. Pipsticks have amazing and bright stickers, and they actually even have a sticker subscription!
Free Stationery Guide
I know stationery can be overwhelming. There are so many different stationery types, and all the brands know how susceptible we are to their marketing.
To help you navigate the stationery world, I’ve created a free stationery guide to make sure you only get the things worth investing in that you’ll love using day after day.
Sign up in the form below, and once you confirm your subscription, the free guide will be on its way to your inbox.
More Resources
As I said before, there are so many more supplies out there that I think you’ll love.
So here are a few more posts to check out next:
- 11 Terrific Supplies Under $10 To Hack Your Bullet Journal
- 11 Aesthetic Journal Supplies To Get Right Away
- 11 Journaling Supplies Storage Ideas
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And remember: Keep Bullet Journaling, and Don’t Be A Blob!
