I promised you more Canvo Bullet Journal layouts and here they are!
Just a note: Once again, I want to remind you that the journal should fit YOUR needs. I like to be creative in my journal because it doubles as my Art Journal, and it makes my much-needed and necessary note-taking more fun. But you can make it as simple, functional, and essential as you’d like. In the future, I will show you simple and functional journaling methods, because I require those types of pages, too.
So, let’s take a look!
Created with Tombows, Sakura Fine Liners, Catherine Pooler Inks, Amazing Floral & Perfect Reason stamp sets. The “November 2018” is hand-lettered. I just used a ruller to make the calendar grid.
These pages were created with Catherine’s inks and the Paisley Peacock and Medallion Mix-up stamp sets. The “November 2018” and weekdays are hand-lettered. Mistakes included for free.
Watercolored Balloons (after first brushing on some gesso) for Birthday and Anniversary tracking. Fortunately, you only have to do these pages once. When I move to the next journal, these pages get sliced away and adhered inside the new one. Created using Altenew Watercolors and a round die to trace the circles. I used a square die to trace white panels and painted around them. The rest is hand-lettered.
I used Kuretake Zig Clean Color Real Brush pens to color in the Catherine Pooler stamps: Put a Pin in It, Bon Voyage, Amber’s World and the border stamps from The World Awaits. The titles are hand-lettered with a Tombow Brush Pen. I used a Tombow dual brush pen for shading. The little airplane and pattern above it are a stencil from Erin Condren HERE.
NOTE: This can be a “Master” List, so you can use it over and over again. If you have any specifics, use 2″x3″ full-adhesive Post-its. This is also how I plan future and tentative events until my weekly/monthly spread is ready for the pen.
I used Catherine Pooler’s Inks and “Love, Doves and Poinsettias” papers. Also her stamp sets: Seasonal Sentiments & Borders, Festive Trimmings. The “December 2018” is hand-lettered as well as the weekdays. And… Oops… I forgot to stamp a few more leaves on the bottom of the second page.
Now there is no need to stock up on a ton of things… You have items in your own stash that will be perfect for creating pages in your journal. Go through your stamps and look for the little images; they are so fun to add to your layout! And you’ll find a whole new purpose out of your border stamps, too!
Your journal does not have to perfect. It can be a place where you perfect your lettering and drawings if you choose. If you’re unsure of future entries, use your sticky notes on the blank pages until you go in with a pen. Above all, just make it yours; a tool that benefits your needs.
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Howdy just wanted to give you a quick heads up.
The text in your post seem to be running off the
screen in Opera. I’m not sure if this is a formatting
issue or something to do with internet browser compatibility but I thought
I’d post to let you know. The layout look great though!
Hope you get the issue solved soon. Many thanks Hello would you mind stating which blog
platform you’re using? I’m going to start my own blog in the near future but I’m having a difficult time making a decision between BlogEngine/Wordpress/B2evolution and Drupal.
The reason I ask is because your design seems different then most blogs and I’m looking for
something completely unique. P.S Sorry for being off-topic but I had to ask!
I really like it whenever people come together and share views.
Thank you. I use Explorer, Chrome, and Safari and haven’t seen any run-off, but thanks for notifying me. I use WordPress (dot) org with a child theme from Restored 316.
Just beautiful Nanette!! I love the colors. Your pages are stunning!!
Thank you, Amy! Happy Thanksgiving!