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Earlier this year I reviewed the first Love Daisy box, a quarterly bullet journal box from Oops a Daisy. Each box is themed and comes with three exclusive stencil designs, two sticker sheets, a journal project set, four accessories and two worksheets. They’re £20 (plus £2 UK delivery) and worth at least £30. Subscribers are the first to receive new stencils and some will never go on general release – definitely one for bujo addicts who don’t like to miss out.
If you want more than one box a quarter, there’s also a monthly mini box. For £6.75/month plus postage, subscribers will receive a themed stencil, washi and sticky notes. Bargain!
The Roaring 2020s box is out just in time for the new year and is such a fun way to set up your bullet journal for 2020, or take some time to reflect as 2019 comes to an end.
The box contains three new and exclusive stencils, two sticker sheets, one journal project set, four journal accessories (including washi and a pen), and two journal worksheets.
I’m definitely feeling the Gatsby vibes. Look how shiny!
There’s also a bunch of accessories to make your own page marker.
As someone who does quite like a somewhat artistic/creative journal, but with little to no effort/skill, the stencils are always my favourite part of these boxes. Here’s a closer look at what you get in this one.
I put a couple of them into practice to help with my 2020 goal-setting. What do you think?
Want to win one of these boxes for yourself?
Terms and conditions: One winner (selected at random) will receive a Roaring 2020s box from Love Daisy. This giveaway will close at midnight on Wednesday 11 December and the winner will be contacted directly. If they don’t respond within three days, a new winner will be selected. UK entries only.
To be in with a chance of winning, just complete one or more of the Gleam entries below:
WIN a Roaring 2020s bullet journal box from Love Daisy
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Stencils, stickers, stamps and Washi tape.
A good pen and unusual stencils!
Gosh I never knew there was so much creativity involved in bullet journals. I’m amazed by what’s involved – if you want it to be. Your blogs just open up a world I never knew existed Emma. Thank you.
Pleasure! I’m definitely more of a minimalist – it helps me stay productive. But sometimes I like to have the option to be a bit more flashy and stencils are so helpful with my lack of artistic talent!
I adore Oops a Daisy’ stuff 🥰 There christmas inspired items are great too!
These stencils definitely help the non artistic to jazz up their bullet journals!
Some coloured pens and pencils and some stickers
Oh my goodness, this is gorgeous. You’re right, it’s definitely Gatsby vibes. It also reminds me of the cover for Orphan Monster Spy, and I love how much gold you’ve used.
I think if I had stencils and sets like this I’d be much more likely to keep up a bullet journal haha. I have pretty much zero artistic skill.
Cora | http://www.teapartyprincess.co.uk/
Oh my goodness, this is gorgeous. You’re right, it’s definitely Gatsby vibes. It also reminds me of the cover for Orphan Monster Spy, and I love how much gold you’ve used.
I think if I had stencils and sets like this I’d be much more likely to keep up a bullet journal haha. I have pretty much zero artistic skill.
Cora | http://www.teapartyprincess.co.uk/
It’s so helpful for jazzing up your pages if you feel a bit artistically challenged
you’re my favourite bullet journal blogger and I love it so so much!
AHHH, THANK YOU ❤️❤️❤️
This is gorgeous! I love your ‘roaring 2020s’ page! My essentials would definitely be washi tape, stickers, and a good pen!
I have only recently started bullet journalling but as a non arty on creative person my favourite accessory is dotted paper – it makes designs much easier to complete.
Definitely 😊