New large bullet journal icon stickers

If you keep a bullet journal (or bujo) you know how important icons are to distinguish between different tasks. Standard icons include things like tasks, events or appointments. I personally keep track of lots of different things in my bujo – from bookmarks, websites to remember, quotes that I like, things that I have to pay and my freelance writing deadlines. I’ve noticed that if I’m in a rush my icons tend to be a little messy and that started to annoy me big time. So I created some bullet journal stickers to keep everything nice and neat.

The bullet journal stickers I’ve created come in two sizes – 5mm and 10mm, and you can choose from 14 different colours. If you pick the smaller icons you’ll get 792 stickers. If you choose the larger set you’ll get 252 stickers. Either way, you’ll be getting a lot of stickers!

Head over here to grab the smalls and over here to get the large. If you have any comments, questions or requests please let me know.

Bullet journal icons galore!

Do you keep a Bullet Journal? I’ve been keeping one since the start of the year and I’ve found it to be a really simple way to keep track of my to-do list.

Within my bullet journal I use different icons to differentiate between tasks, events, appointments and notes. I wanted a way to keep all of these icons looking uniform so I created these stickers and they are available in my Etsy store now. Each measures 5mm in diameter so they are teeny tiny and they are available in black, grey, blue, red and green with which icons. You get two sheets of stickers which equates to 616 bullet journal icons.

8 list ideas for your journal

At the start of the year I decided to try Bullet Journaling. I’ve talked before about my love for my Day Designer and Kikki.K planners and I do love them. I do. But I’ve found that I needed a journal/time planner that is flexible and that’s what my BuJo provides (I’ll introduce you to my BuJo soon).

I keep my journal in a Midori Traveler’s Notebook and, at the moment, it’s perfect. While to day-to-day planning stuff is important it’s also important to fill it with the ephemera of life. One of my go-to ways of tracking memories and random stuff is via list making. Here are some of my favourite list making spreads. Got any of your own you can share?

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