11 Terrific Supplies Under $10 To Hack Your Bullet Journal
Bullet Journal supplies can definitely be game-changing when it comes to creating beautiful pages in half the time.
I’ve scoured the internet and have come up with some of the best supplies that won’t break the bank and, at the same time, will help you create the most stunning BuJo pages.
It turns out that you don’t have to be a stationery enthusiast with a seemingly bottomless budget in order to hack your Bullet Journal. I promise that these 11 terrific supplies under $10 will give your creative pages a makeover in no time at all!
The general concept is that Bullet Journaling takes a lot of time and effort, and that scares away people from even giving it a chance. The truth is, it can. But only if you choose to.
If you don’t, however, there are other ways to journal without spending hours and hours on each spread. And you’ll still get beautiful spreads to enjoy your planning.
I’m here today to share with you 11 Bullet Journal supplies under 10$ that you’ll not feel sorry about buying! These tools will help you create beautiful Bullet Journal spreads half the time!
And be sure to scroll until the end to get a free Ultimate Guide To Bullet Journal Supplies.
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Terrific Bullet Journal Supplies Under $10
You'll definitely be surprised how many amazing supplies you can get for less than $10!
Let's dive in.
Writing down calendar numbers is always a drag – this is probably the only part of planning I don’t really enjoy. I’m so afraid every time of missing a date or maybe writing something wrong!
A great solution to this problem is calendar stickers!
Have you ever tried to make a circle habit tracker? Or maybe a monthly circle spread? And after hours seeing that it came out with the wrong amount of dates or worse, maybe not even that round at all? Yeah, I’m talking from personal experience, sadly.
Luckily Helix circle maker solves all these problems! Make perfect circles of different sizes anywhere, thanks to its portable size. Plus, it’s very good if you are on a budget!
Imagine you can do your monthly setup without moving your ruler all the time!
Meet the Westcoss stencil!
Ever since I bought one, my setups became a walk in the park! Moreover, this will allow you to have absolutely perfect checklist boxes! Say hello to neat and pretty setups.
Grid guide is basically a tool that can help you divide your page without counting squares each time.
You can create one in your Bullet Journal, but it’s much more helpful if you actually have a stencil. It makes it easier to move t from page to page.
I like this stencil by MoxieDori. And the cool thing about these – they are available in different sizes.
Sometimes (most of the time), you just need your spread to be centered and balanced. TYhius ruler will be very helpful!
Believe me; it’s much easier to use it than to measure all the sides every time you need to draw a line! Use your extra time to enjoy some herbal tea! (maybe I’ll share some of my favorite brands of tea in a future post).
When you start your journal, you want it to be perfect in everything, including lettering! But sometimes, especially if you are new to it, it can take waaaaaay too long to letter a pretty header.
That's when these letter stencils come to play. Create beautiful lettering in no time!
I don’t know about you, but I do a lot of my Bullet Journaling outside the house.
If you do too, and want your checkboxes and habit trackers to be still perfect - check out this little checkbox stencil. Apart from being awesome, it's also extremely portable since it's a credit card size.
Some things are tracked daily or weekly, like water intake and workouts. Instead of drawing your trackers every week (or day, depending on how you do it) why not just use stickers?
I found these cute ones on Amazon, and I think you’ll love them too!
For a bit of an OCD person like me, creating a weekly layout always takes extra time. I just HAVE to have all the squares and rectangles straight.
This stencil will help you to create your daily, weekly or even monthly spreads in no time and with straight lines.
These stamps will make it very easy to make your little weekly calendars.
Plus – you can use it to create mini weekly habit trackers.
No time to letter or draw in your weekly setup?
No problem! Just try this washi tape and save all the time in the world on your weekly setups.
This set also works perfectly for things like a future log or a monthly log. So many functions for such an affordable price.
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Have started my first bullet journal and find I go back to just writing as not used to bullet journalling. Fun though but get frustrated with not being able to draw . I love to doodle though. How do you know what pens to start off with as there are so many? Also some Christian bullet themes would be great. That’s what I am creating. A Bible Journal and cannot draw good. Any good tips?
Thanks, debby
Hello Debby!
Yes, I know what you mean with doodling and just going back to writing. It takes some time to get used to BuJo and establish this new habit. Doodling can be frustrating, especially when you’re just starting. Used to drive me mad!
As for pens, I would start with just a simple set of good fineliners. Among some of the brands are Sakura Micron, Staedtler, Faber Castell or, of course, Tombow. To be honest most of the ones on the market are pretty good. Personally, I use Staedtler, Sakura Pigma, and Kuretake since these are the ones easily available here.
I never actually did anything like Bible journaling, it sounds interesting! I’ll research and see if it’s something I could write about.
Thank you very much for your comment and have a wonderful day!
Masha
Thank you for your input! I’m already working on something like that. Hope you’ll find it also useful =)
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