Fonts to Write: A Guide to Beautiful Handwriting in Your Bullet Journal

When it comes to making your handwriting look neat and consistent, one of the easiest ways is to ensure that all your letters are the same size. To achieve this, you can use the dots in your bullet journal as a guide to help keep your letter sizing even. This simple trick will make a big difference to your journaling font and overall handwriting.

Before committing to writing with a pen, it's a good idea to practice with a pencil first. Once you're happy with your attempt, you can then try using a pen over the top to add depth and clarity. If you're unsure about trying new bullet journal calligraphy fonts, why not print them out first and trace over them? This will help you get a feel for the font without making any mistakes.

Incorporating bullet journal cursive into your writing is another great way to improve your handwriting. Try using it for headings, days of the week, quotes, and special notes. You can even dedicate a separate journal to handwriting practice if you prefer.

If you're prone to making mistakes, consider leaving blank pages in your Bujo for handwriting practice. This will give you the freedom to experiment with different fonts and styles without worrying about ruining your main journal.

For those looking to improve their bullet journal handwriting, there are several tools available that can help. Brush pens, highlighters, and fineliners are all great options to try. Some of my personal favorites include the Tombow Colored and Black Brush Pens, Stabilo Boss Highlighter, Zebra Mildliners, and Bic Marking Highlighter Grip.

In addition to these tools, there are also many beautiful font styles available for use in your bullet journal. From faux calligraphy to straight line print fonts, you're sure to find a style that suits your taste. You can even experiment with different combinations of fonts to create unique and personalized designs.

Remember, improving your cursive handwriting takes practice, so be patient and don't be afraid to try new things. With time and dedication, you'll be creating beautiful handwritten pages in no time.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced bullet journalist, I hope this post has given you some inspiration for journaling fonts you can try in your own Bujo. Happy writing!

Fonts to write