15 Popular Bullet Journaling Gift Ideas For Creative Type A Personalities!

These markers were on my wish list for such a long time that I eventually gave in and decided to treat myself.

I’ve been using them on a daily basis ever since, and I love them!

Remember I was telling you about my circle disasters? The same thing happens when I’m colouring something really carefully. My hand goes off on its own, so these markers are a fantastic idea!

I was fortunate enough to receive a set of these from Santa Claus last year, who has full access to my Etsy Wishlist I might add.

These pens have been used so much that I’m down to my last two. So, I need some more.

If you’re a pastel lover or you know a bullet journalling superstar who loves pastels, then you have to get these pens!

They’re 0.5mm tips and have a beautiful chalky effect ink. Perfect for decorative hand lettering.

Nothing is more exciting than a lucky grab bag of supplies!

This would make a perfect gift for the person who loves stationery, loves bullet journaling and would be happy to receive any form of journal supplies.

I’m sure that any writer would be thrilled to receive these! If you’re in search of a great gift idea for a writer, hover get more info for more info.

I’m a huge fan of washi tape, and my supplies are starting to dwindle. Washi tape and this dispenser are now on my wish list for Christmas.

Decorative tape can make perfect page edging for colour coding or even to use as borders in layouts.

Two nights ago, I tried and failed on six separate occasions to draw circles accurately.

AND I was drawing around something.

How does that even happen?

Well, I do have an excuse. I have a small amount of nerve damage in the neck which means that if I’m applying pressure or gripping, my right-hand jerks.

When I was drawing my circles, they ended up with unicorn horns.

I’ve got this specific protractor on my wishlist because of the cutout sections in the centre, meaning you can draw perfect circles within circles.

I have a slight obsession with pencil cases and planner pouches. It seems as if I'm starting a collection for a museum exhibit but only if the exhibit was about the different shapes of pencil cases available in the past 10 years!

I doubt anyone would want to go see that. Unless I turn it into a pastel rainbow like my craft room. 😂

Nikki's Supply Store on Etsy is one of my absolute favourite stores and her instagram live's are pretty awesome too!

Take your journal to the next level with the We R Memory Keepers Journal Guide! The tool offers a range of functions to allow you to achieve beautiful journal, planner and scrapbook designs.

Make checklists with the circle, square, and line guides. Use the rotating guide to make perfect circles, and add sections to make goal trackers and logs.

You can even fold your favourite paper around the base of the tool, tape it together, and place them inside your journal for Instax prints and keepsakes!

The tool features a rounded corner, a 45-degree angle and right-angle sides to create fun banners!

Stencils are going to be my next Cricut project, and I cannot wait to get started. I haven’t decided upon my shapes yet as I have to do a little measuring first.

Purchasing stencils would be way easier, so if you or your friend don’t have a Cricut machine then you need to buy stencils and save yourself a ton of time!

Some bullet journals can’t handle watercolours and end up bleeding through the pages, so these watercolour stickers are a perfect idea! I’ve got some in my Etsy basket right now.

These twin end markers are fabulous! I love how they are different colours at both ends and that the tone is indicated on the barrel.

Supplement your stickers with stunning designer stencils and add calligraphy to the Erin Condren book of your choice!

Using the fine point of your dual-tip markers, practice your lettering in both upper and lower case so you can plan in perfect penmanship!

To save even more time, you can totally cheat and use transparent stickers with hand lettering on them!

I’ve purchased some self-adhesive transparent paper, and this is my next project. Again, I need to make some measurements and figure out what size of font I will need to print.

I could easily save myself the hassle and buy these stickers!

As with all rubber stamps like these, you will need a clear acrylic block and an ink pad.

These stamps have been created for use in the Happy Planner but they are ideal for use in the bullet journal too.

The best thing about using rubber stamps in your bullet journal is that they save so much time when creating layouts! 

How beautiful are these tabs? Using a bullet journal as an all in one notebook and planner can get a little hectic sometimes.

I’ve started to divide my journal into sections and colour coding them.

These tabs would make that job so much easier to do, and it saves a lot of flipping back and forth (even with the contents table at the front).