My Favorite Collaging + Bullet Journaling Supplies
I’ve always been a journaler, and have loved trying new things with my journals in the past year. I’ve experimented more with bullet journaling (getting more artsy/creative, essentially!) and with collaging, and wanted to share the supplies I’ve been using. None of these things are required, and I’d highly recommend just using what you have on hand. There’s nothing special about these materials— any pens, markers, journals, etc can be used to bullet journal or collage. Really, it’s just up to you with what you prefer (such as pen tip size, colors, paper style, etc).
Here are some supplies I love for all of my journals:
ps— these are affiliate linked!
more recs:
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