This book will teach you all about bullet journaling and could be your new favorite book cause once you read it you'll be hooked on the idea of this method of journaling.
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So in the first chapter of the book entitled "What is Bullet journaling" I talked about how you only need a pen and a notebook to start with and I showed you some options and varieties of bullet journals you can get. So today I'm going to talk to you about supplies you can use if you want to go one more step further.
1. Pens and Markers
• Stabillo 0.4 fineliners These are really good fineliners that glide smoothly across the page and from the pen test I did they do not bleed through the page.
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• Crayola Supertips So these pens are washable pens so they won't ruin your clothes and which also means they are least likely to bleed through the page which was the case for me and here's a little TIP if you see markers that are washable they are most likely not going to bleed through the page.
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• Tombow Dual Brush Pens So these pens are mainly for doing calligraphy but you can use them to "highlight" or color in little fragments in your bullet journal.
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