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Winter Painting Tutorial and First Impressions of the Archer and Olive Watercolour Journal

So, I know I’m a little bit behind on the times here but I’ve finally had a bit of time to play around with the Archer and Olive watercolour journal, and let me start by saying I’m IN LOVE. I’ve always used watercolour in my journals, even though they’re not...

Hayley Remde

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12/11/19 4 min read

How To Make a Notebook For Your Mental Health

Bullet journaling is more than trackers and productivity. Your notebook can be your best friend, your therapist, and your happy place. Join me as we explore how my writing system is set up with my mental health in mind.

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12/09/19 5 min read

Keep On Budget When Buying Gifts This Holiday With The Help Of Your Bullet Journal

The holiday period is nearly upon us, meaning most of you will be planning and buy gifts. I personally celebrate Christmas in the UK, but maybe you celebrate another holiday that you need to budget for? And if you don’t celebrate any holidays throughout the year, maybe this blog can...

Hayley Remde

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12/05/19 2 min read

New Year Inspirational Quote For Your Bullet Journal

Hi again, friends, it's Liz from @thegraytergood here for my last blog post of 2019! Did the new decade sneak up super quickly on you too? I'm just now starting to think about setting up my 2020 bujo, and since I can't decide on one yet (should I pick this one or this one?)...

Liz Gray

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bullet journal, bucket list, christmas, masha plans, archer and olive, B5 notebook, holiday

12/02/19 3 min read

How To Create A Holiday Bucket List

Hey there, Masha here from Masha Plans and we’re about to create one more super fun Bullet Journal page, the perfect fit for the holiday season. What are we doing today? A holiday bucket list of course!

Maria Irina

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11/29/19 1 min read

Winter Bucket List

Hi friends, it's Liz from @thegraytergood here with a fun bullet journal spread idea - a winter bucket list! I had intended for this to last me all winter long, but I started adding things I wanted to do and they all ended up being Christmas activities sooooo I just rolled with...

Liz Gray

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11/27/19 3 min read

How To: Winter Solstice Illustration + Free Printable!

Hello everyone! Nabaa here from @whimsicall.doodles! On December 21, Winter Solstice will mark the shortest day and the longest night of the year! It is often regarded as a day to celebrate change, prepare for a new year and mark a renewal. This is exactly how I am going to...

Nabaa Afridi

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bullet journal, bullet journal page ideas, bujo, christmas page ideas, archer and olive, B5 notebook

11/25/19 2 min read

7 Very Merry Christmas Bullet Journal Page Ideas

Masha here from Masha Plans! Today we’re bringing the holiday spirit to our Bullet Journals with these 7 Christmas themed page ideas.

Maria Irina

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November 2019 hand-drawn bullet journal monthly calendar

11/22/19 8 min read

Start your Bullet Journal: How to Draw a Monthly Spread Calendar

Are you just now starting (or want to start) a new bullet journal? Begin by learning how to make a monthly spread calendar. I made you a free guide to help make a spread for any month of the year! Here, I’ll walk you through the steps for creating 2 basic types of monthly calendar pages...

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11/20/19 2 min read

Holiday Watercolor Wreath Tutorial

Hello friends, Adrienne from @studio80design here today to share a holiday watercolor wreath tutorial using Tombow Dual Brush Pens! The holidays are coming up so I wanted to share a tutorial that ANYONE can do to get in the spirit of the season! Let's get started! Materials you'll need:...

Adrienne Castleton

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11/19/19 4 min read

A Teachers Brain Dump

Hey there. It's Mark from @Menwhobullet As an avid bullet journaler, and someone that uses their journal a lot for work, I love to find new ways for others to use their journal to help them organize their everyday life at work. My wife, who is a teacher, uses a...