Bujo Setup February - Romantic Postal Theme
HAY, how art you? Welcome to my bujo setup February, where I’m embracing the enchanting theme of “Romantic Postal”! This month’s spread is a love letter to the art of correspondence, featuring delicate mail-inspired elements that transport you to a bygone era of heartfelt written communication. I’ve adorned the pages with charming bow stickers that add a touch of romantic elegance, while vintage handwritten letter prints serve as the perfect backdrop, lending an authentic, nostalgic feel to every page. Whether you’re a fellow stationery enthusiast or simply looking for fresh bullet journal inspiration, I hope this setup sparks your creativity and reminds you of the timeless beauty of putting pen to paper. Keep scrolling to see more of this setup!
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Bujo Setup February Video
Watch the following video for the setup process and plan with me!
Bullet Journal Supplies
What I used this month:
- TIEFOSSI Square Dot Grid Notebook
- Tombow pit air adhesive tape
- Kokuyo Saxa scissors
- Floral stamp sticker flakes
- Letter & number sticker sheets
- Vintage letter scrapbooking papers
- Postal travel theme sticker flakes
- To-do list stamp
- Shachihata interlocking stamp set (No. 3, 19pt)
- Shachihata black ink pad
- Craft scissors
- Tombow dual brush pen 992
- Ribbon sticker sheets – Daiso Japan
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Bujo Setup February: Cover Page
February’s cover page features a mishmash of mail elements like stamps, handwritten letters and post card details. Bow stickers were added to add a touch of romantic vibes for Valentine’s Day. This collage style is a fuss-free way to fill up a page quickly in a whimsical manner!
Since the cover page is pretty filled, I kept the quote page simple with a torn paper, and adorned the quote with a bow sticker. Found this quote on Pinterest and I love how romantic it sounds.
Bujo Setup February: Monthly Overview
If you found this monthly overview layout familiar, it is because it is the exact same layout from January’s setup. I love how neat the boxed calendar looks, and decided to recreate it this month. On the right, I used the remaining space for setting the month’s intentions and priorities.
Bujo Setup February: Weekly Spread 1
For the first weekly spread of the month, I created a weekly overview page with sections for a to-do list and gratitude logging. After piling the page with decorations, I stamped the daily headers on the following page.
More Bullet Journal Ideas
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