Books, stationery, and wellbeing
This post contains an affiliate link At the end of last year, I decided I wanted to get back into bullet journalling, having been rather sporadic with my updates throughout the year. I knew I needed help, so consulted a few favourite Facebook groups and invested in a couple books for inspiration and motivation. I… Continue reading Book review: How to Bullet Plan by Rachel Wilkerson Miller
[Ad - previous collaboration] This post features a product I bought myself from a brand I have previously worked with. When I showed you my January bullet journal spreads a few weeks ago, I said I'd be back with a reflective post looking at how useful they were. I made a conscious effort to keep… Continue reading Reflecting on one month of daily journaling
[Ad - previous collaboration] This post features products from previous brand collaborations plus items I bought myself from said brands. This post also contains affiliate links, meaning I make a small commission on sales at no extra cost to you. If you're new to bullet journaling, it can be incredibly daunting figuring out where to… Continue reading My essential bullet journal supplies
This post contains an affiliate link In my 2019 goals post, I wrote about my plans to get back into bullet journaling for the new year. I'd used my journals sporadically for the last couple of years and, having read more and more about the benefits of journaling, I wanted to find a way to… Continue reading Inside my bullet journal (January 2019)
This post contains affiliate links I started bullet journalling a little over two years ago. My first bujo was a lined notebook, which I used to play with what worked for me. I found it therapeutic to sit down in the evenings and make it colourful but that then became difficult to maintain. I took… Continue reading Book review: The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll
I loved Sophie Cliff's post on setting goals about feeling rather than doing, and so this year I'm not going to strive for more followers, write out a list of places to visit, or aim to finally lose the baby weight (is it still considered baby weight after three years?!). Instead I'm going to focus… Continue reading 2019 goals toolkit [+ giveaway]
I love my Dingbats* bullet journal. I've tried ten different dot grid notebooks and this one always comes out on top (check out all of my reviews and ratings here). I've previously blogged about how I use it to track my reading and now I want to share how I'm using it to plan for… Continue reading Using my bullet journal to plan for Christmas
Post updated on 30 August 2022. This post features affiliate links. * marks a paid link. We all have our preferences when it comes to notebooks, be it size, colour, paper stock, number of pages or price. Over the last year I've come to favour dot grid notebooks, a favourite amongst journalers and creatives the… Continue reading Find the perfect bullet journal for you
Celebrate Today is a guided journal written by Jessica MacLeish and illustrated by Hello!Lucky. Designed to add some yay to your day, whatever the day, it's just one part of a ridiculously cute new stationery collection from Abrams + Chronicle. Also in the collection is (pictured above left-right) a journal* (hello, dot grid!), sticker book*… Continue reading Celebrate Today with the cutest stationery!
I'm handing over to one of my favourite stationery brands, Hex and Ginger*, for today's post. Fellow stationery nerds will be excited to find a giveaway and exclusive discount code at the end of the post. Hi, I'm Chantelle, owner of Hex and Ginger Stationery and today I'm blogging about dot gird paper! How to… Continue reading Guest post: Hex and Ginger on dot grid notebooks + giveaway [sponsored]