December bujo setup is finally here.. Firstly, I would like to apologise.. It seems forever since my last post. I have been super busy with other extra work and so my little Bujoplanner.kim website has been neglected. I have also been working on some bullet journal yearly spreads for you
This month’s November bujo setup is very special and dear to my heart, let me explain why… As you can see in the picture above, I have chosen a baking theme for November, specifically a Great British Bake Off aesthetic. For those that do not know what that it is,
October is flying by now and we are seeing a beautiful array of themes for this month. As always, I try to bring to my bujoplanner friends as much bujo inspiration as I possibly can, so I am going to share with you my favourite bujo themes for October and
I experienced a lost bujo mojo myself recently…like yesterday..lol. I was feeling very disappointed with my bullet journal. Especially the art, I felt it was rubbish. That harsh critical inner voice was telling me that I did not measure up to the other artists out there. I should give up,
It’s another month! It’s time for my October bujo! As many of you know, I am based in Dublin, Ireland. In October, actually, September sometimes, the weather really starts to get that wintery feel. Sure, technically, it is Autumn, but really, it feels cold and wet; the scarves and the
This topic of bullet journaling and personality types is an interesting one and I believe it has a big impact on the bullet journal community! So, let’s get started… A little while ago I was watching a pretty famous bullet journalist on a live video and she was asked…’what is
[This post contains affiliate links] If you have been involved in bullet journal art for a while, it’s pretty much impossible that you haven’t come across the use of Crayola Supertips 100 pack. Why are they so popular? Is it worth going all out and getting 100 markers just for
