I'm back with one more "Improve your Handwriting Challenge"!
Since I've created the Handwriting Practice Guide, a lot of people showed interest in improving their handwriting, so I thought it would be fun to add a daily challenge that can help you set a daily practice routine in order for your handwriting to become better and better.
It's a fun way to practice daily, keep a photo archive of your handwriting and see how you've improved through time. You can also interact online with other people doing the same challenge, and also you can get inspired by others' handwriting too.
So, for April it's going to be 30 days of handwriting prompts that will hopefully get you to start practicing your handwriting every day. The theme for this month's words is 'animals'.
Time flies by... literally! I can't believe that March is almost over and April is fast approaching...! This time I tried to be prepared and setup my bullet journal quite early. I contemplated a bit on the theme for this month. I wanted it to be relevant to spring, but I didn't want any flowers and such. I wanted something different. So, I came up with a theme that's full of butterflies, bird houses, wooden signs and one air balloon!
I'm excited to announce our Instagram Challenge for the month of April! 👏🏻
It's the #doodlewithusinapril2018 Instagram Challenge created by me and Alexandra (from @alexandra_plans).
It's going to be 30 days of doodles that will hopefully get you to be creative and have fun! The theme of April's prompts is 'Cooking'. I seriously can't wait to start drawing!
I'm all about colour coding your journal. If you've been following me for a while, then you'll know that I use a specific colour coding system throughout my bullet journal. It helps me to keep track of things and it's also one more way that helps me with being more productive.
I have written another blog post before, talking generally about how to colour code your bullet journal. But today, I'd like to show you 4 ways to use colour in your to-do lists. So, grab your highlighters and let's get started!
I was contacted by the lovely Sonja from 58th Ave to review their notebook, and of course I said yes! It's so nice that lately more and more new bullet journals make their appearance in the market. I remember when I started bullet journaling, there were less than 5 brands that made notebooks with bullets. So, I love it every time I get to review a new bullet journal ☺️
I'm really excited to announce today a brand new monthly challenge that I'm starting on Instagram this March. It's the "Improve your Handwriting Challenge" and it starts on Thursday the 1st.
Since I've created the Handwriting Practice Guide, a lot of people showed interest in improving their handwriting, so I thought it would be fun to add a daily challenge that can help you set a daily practice routine in order for your handwriting to become better and better.
It's a fun way to practice daily, keep a photo archive of your handwriting and see how you've improved through time. You can also interact online with other people doing the same challenge, and also you can get inspired by others' handwriting too.
