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Are you looking for a new Bullet Journal notebook? You probably heard about Archer and Olive dot grid notebooks and maybe consider them as your next Bullet Journal. Check my detailed journal review with all the information you need to make this decision. Including a grid size guide for their A5 and B5 notebooks. #mashaplans #bulletjournal #bulletjournalnotebook #bujolove

Hey again! It’s Hayley here (@hayleyremdeart on Instagram), and today I wanted to talk about one of the most common bullet journal pages - monthlies! If you want to learn about what to use them for, and see some layout inspiration - keep on reading! All The Supplies You Need For Making A Monthly Spread: Archer and Olive Journal – The lovely and thick pages have no bleeding or ghosting, so you get a clean start for every spread! Also, it means you can decorate the spread without worrying…

*This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through a link I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting Rae’s Daily Page! I first heard about Archer & Olive through an AmandaRachLee video comparing different dot grid journals. The biggest feature that stood out to me was the PAPER. 160 gsm Ultra Thick Paper. Does it get any better? I knew I had to try it so I promptly ordered the night sky dot grid notebook. It was love at first sight…

Do you ever find yourself coming into a new week feeling stressed and uncertain? You know you have heaps of things to do, events and appointments to attend, and probably a bunch of other things that have slipped your mind. If you’d rather enter the new week with a sense of calm and more clarity, then the weekly reset could be just what you need. Hitting reset Hi team! Jess or JashiiCorrin from YouTube / Instagram here talking about how to plan a weekly reset routine. I’m not lying when I say…

Hey! It’s Hayley here (@hayleyremdeart on Instagram), and today I want to give you as many ideas as possible for all those journals you’ve been hoarding. Don’t try to deny it, I can almost see those empty journals on your shelf over there and they need some love! I actually once read somewhere that buying journaling supplies and actually using them are two completely different hobbies, and I have to say I definitely agree. No matter how many notebooks I already have, when I see a pretty…

How to make a dutch door bullet journal layout | Archer and Olive | A big trend in bullet journaling the past few years has been something called ‘Dutch Door’ spreads. In short, these are spreads where some of the pages have been cut down, giving the illusion of literal Dutch Doors (a door that is cut in half horizontally, meaning the top half can open independently of the bottom half). On the blog, I'm sharing a ton of inspiration featuring dutch door journals. #bulletjournal #bujo

Hey! It’s Hayley here (@hayleyremdeart on Instagram), and today I want to give you as many ideas as possible for all those journals you’ve been hoarding. Don’t try to deny it, I can almost see those empty journals on your shelf over there and they need some love! I actually once read somewhere that buying journaling supplies and actually using them are two completely different hobbies, and I have to say I definitely agree. No matter how many notebooks I already have, when I see a pretty…

Hi friends, it's Liz from @thegraytergood here with an Instagram to-do list + tips for your social media success. Not only have these tips helped me grow a following of 200k+, but it's a community of kind, caring, and authentic people that I'm proud to have in my little corner of the internet! To recreate this spread, you'll need: Your Archer + Olive Dot Grid Notebook (I have the A5 size) A Pigma Sakura Micron in 02 Black paper from the Blackout book and Kraft paper from the Kraft Dot Grid…

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