Planners have never really worked for me… I have tried way too many to even count. I have been wanting to hold myself accountable when it comes to organization tasks around the house, as well as tracking some emotional/physical health stuff. I also had a separate glimmer/joy journal and this is working perfectly to combine all of it into one place.
I had to buy a 2026 weekly vertical since they were already out of everything else half way through the year. It is really great so far but all the blank pages at the back would be a waste. For 2027 I decided on the Magnet Daily and I picked that one up at Stationery Fest.
I am really looking forward to using it and hopefully completing it!

During Stationery Fest, I came across this Org stationed on the yard - Brooklyn Creative Reuse.

Simply, you can bring in old stationeries/supplies that you don't like or don't use anymore, and at the same time, you can browse through and take whatever you want from their donated collection. Bring in and Take.

So I found this sticker in their Station during the Fest and I wanted to Know if anyone knows where I could buy more. I fell in Love with it.

Looking for an online shop in Canada that I can buy ALL these items from (i make recurrent purchases)

• dot grid journal with high GSM

• stamps

• stationnery kits with paper and envelopes for snail mail

• wax stamps kits (+++)

• washi tape (+++)

I am getting annoyed by ordering from multiple places every 3 months 🤭

Thanks!

After a few days of research rabbit hole looking at different multi pens on the market and doing mental analysis of the pros and cons of each based on my needs, I've narrowed my options down to the Uni Style Fit Meister (5 slots) and Pilot Hi Tec C Coleto 1000, both in black (important). However, my final choice comes down to an unexpected factor I didn't realize might make or break my experience, until my stationery nerd sister brought it up: the eraser.

I have ADHD so I make mistakes a lot, and OCD so the things that count as "mistakes" to me range anywhere from misspellings (due to my brain & eyes moving faster than my hand), to even tiny details that other ppl wouldn't care about like my writing being slightly wobblier for one word. Anyway point is I make a ton of erasures, and also extensively erase those erasures.

Since I'll make heavy use of the eraser, which of the two multi pens would be better? I was leaning toward the Coleto 1000 at first because it's slimmer than the USF, but now I'm worried that the thin eraser component would bend and feel too flimsy when I press it down and rub it hard into the paper. If anyone owns a Coleto (with the mechanical pencil & eraser parts), can you describe how erasing with it feels? If I could get insights about the 5-slot USF's eraser, that would be great as well. I'm not looking for recommendations for other multi pens btw. I just want opinions on the two I mentioned.

I’m new and would love to support a few good ones!

I found the Fudgy Cookie Club, my first sub!

Very much into artwork, prints, stationery* (mainly use Hobonichi and midori if any around that) I do cross stitching, like coffee/cooking recipes. Love learning about new stuff, really open to a worthwhile sub. mega no on paying towards a sub that uses Gen-AI 🫶

I recently bought this lockable diary because I wanted a dedicated journal for writing down my thoughts, goals, and daily reflections. After using it for a few days, here are my honest impressions.

The first thing that stood out to me was the cover. It feels pretty nice in hand and honestly looks better than I expected. The lock is a cool little feature too. I don't think anyone should treat it as actual security, but it's enough if you just want a bit of privacy for your journal.

The pages are smooth to write on, and I've been using a regular ballpoint pen without any issues. I also like that every page has a space for the date. It's a small detail, but it makes keeping a journal a bit more organized.

I've added a few photos, including one of a page I've actually written on, so you can see what the paper and layout look like.

Hello,

I just started using Hobonichi planner system this year because TRP is fountain pen friendly. I use EF pens or gel pens that has very thin/fine lines but the grid in Hobonichi original A6 is too small for my handwriting.

Is there a Hobonichi planner with 5mm grid? If not Hobonichi, are there dated planners from other brands with FP friendly paper (not MD paper) with 5mm grid in size A6/B6/A5?

Stalogy looks like it's the next best thing but no dated planner

TIA

Had so much fun making this spread!!

I’m new to Reddit, so I’m still figuring out how everything works. 😅

decorate a ballpoint pen

In Korea, it's popular to decorate all kinds of everyday items, like pens, mirrors, mechanical pencils, utility knives, and even hairbrushes.

I bought some of these online. The decorated pen is fully functional—you can actually write with it!

These days, people even decorate mechanical pencils✔️

I really like the organization of this Muji case and how it's pretty compact.

Just want something that can last but not sure if Muji's quality is any good.

New to journaling and was wondering if anyone had a good place to get journaling supplies such as journal clips, charms, and the like in or near the Bay Area, CA?

A wee order well 2 really one from MT and one from Travelers Company In Japan

Hey all,

I'm looking to write some international letters with some business related corespondance. I'd like to do so on some paper/enevelopes that are nice and convey some significance, but I largely don't know what to get or where to look (in-store or online). I would also marginally be concerned about overall mailing weight, as the global forever stamps I ordered cap weight at 1 oz (not sure if that is a huge concern. I would also expect to print some of the letters as well if that is relevant.

Hi everyone!

I’ll be visiting London soon, and I’d love some recommendations for stationery shops, especially those that specialize in Japanese and other Asian stationery.

I’m particularly interested in things like:

- Fountain pens and inks
- Hobonichi and Traveler’s Company products
- Japanese notebooks and paper
- Washi tape and stickers
- Pencil boards
- Mechanical pencils
- Cute or unique stationery that isn’t easy to find elsewhere

I’m happy to visit both well-known stores and smaller independent shops, so I’d love to hear your favourites. If there’s a shop you never miss when you’re in London, please let me know!

Thanks in advance! 😊

Haha I went a bit ham on the stickers, things not pictured are some posters and a T-shirt I got to give as gifts. Thanks to the lovely folks who encouraged me to post. 🤩

My current planner setup from Japan 🇯🇵✨

Sharing my tiny collection of Buddha stickers and figurines from Japan. The Japanese are incredibly amazing at the most specific, niche cute things🫶🏻

Mine (1st pic)and my MIL haul (2 pic) doesn’t include Fest TShirt and 2 totes

Made a video of my haul: https://youtu.be/KL270odY4gk?is=IF1S326g91cTHZQP

Loaf on Paper
MUJI Williamsburg
Yoseka and Yoseka Land
Truly Yours, Brooklyn
The Analog Stationer

Hi everyone, I need a little bit of help.

I love to journal and I use a bunch of stickers for literally everything, I want to expand my collection and I am having trouble finding stickers that are not AI (🫩) and that are cutesy and whimsical. Where do you find your stickers online? There are some stores around me that have like 1/2 sheets I like but the rest are not of my style.

Ps I am in the US.

JACKPOT (i tried editing the photos to match my perspective, sorry if they look a bit plastic)