Hi, Jessica from BrownPaperBunny here to show you how to start a summer list journal. List journals are a fun and low-pressure way to journal and a great way to document your summer activities. Here’s what you’ll need to get started.
Supplies:
- Tombow Dual Brush Pen Tropical 6-Pack
- Tombow MONO Drawing Pen 6-Pack
- Notebook
- Tombow MONO Adhesive Dots
- Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pens
- Watercolor paper (optional)
- Tombow Water Brush Medium (optional)
- Printed photos, washi tape and anything else you’d like to use as decorations
- Scissors
List Ideas:
I like to keep some list ideas in the back of my notebook so I can quickly refer to them when I’ve got a few moments to journal. You might also like to set up a few of your lists ahead of time and just add to them as the summer progresses. Here are a few ideas to get you started, but feel free to make up your own or get more specific with some of these prompts. For example, you might turn ‘” State Parks I Visited” into “State Parks I Visited in Colorado” or “Best Books I’ve Read” might turn into “Best 5 Young Adult Books I Read” and so on.
- Favorite Meals
- Top 5 Movies
- Favorite Songs of Summer
- New Recipes Tried
- Funny Things That Happened
- Favorite Places Visited
- Top 5 Games Played
- Favorite TV Shows
- New Things Tried
- Best Books Read
- Top 10 Moments
- Bookstores I Visited
- Bird Varieties Spotted
- Frozen Yoghurt Flavors Tried
- Beaches Visited
- Random Acts of Kindness I Performed
- Crafts Tried
- State Parks I Visited
- Friends and Family I Wrote To
Decorating Your Journal:
Watercolor Embellishments



Creating Patterns


Highlighting


Lettering

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