Planner page header
Write the month in the fine tip and underline with a soft brush stroke.
Lettering guideAdd color to the pages already in use.
For planners, handmade cards, journal headers, and notes that make everyday routines feel a little more personal.
Projects you can finish
Start with a small idea, follow the steps, and finish something you want to keep or share.
Journal border doodles
Tiny leaves and dots along the page edge add color without crowding.
Doodle ideasHow it works
Same simple rhythm every time: prepare, outline, fill, finish.
Choose the right tip
Fine tip for letters and outlines; brush tip for fills and accents.
Write on cardstock
Thicker journal paper or cardstock keeps lines clean and reduces ghosting.
Practice the header
Sketch the title once on scrap paper before writing it in the journal.
Add a tiny accent
One small border or underline completes the page.
Recommended Set
Dual-Tip Lettering Set
Fine and brush tips in one set, with a palette chosen for planner pages and cards.
Why this set
- Fine tip for crisp outlines and clean lettering
- Brush tip for smooth color fills and bold accents
- Curated palette tailored specifically for journaling & cards
- Multi-surface ink that works on paper, stickers, photos, and covers
RecommendedDual-Tip Lettering Set
Common questions
Are acrylic markers good for bullet journals?
Yes — the fine tip suits titles and details. Test your paper first, since some thin planner pages ghost with heavy fills.
Can I use them on handmade cards?
Yes! Cardstock is ideal because it gives you crisp, clean lines with minimal bleed and fast drying time.
What is the difference between the fine and brush tips?
The fine tip gives you steady control for precise lettering and line art. The flexible brush tip creates dynamic line weights, soft shading, and smooth color fills.
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