Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 3 The Levenger Rings

DearREADERS,
One may create a bullet journal with any sort of notebook, spiral or three-ring. You could even purchase the coveted  Leuchtturm 1917, but it's $19 for 269 numbered, thread bound 5x8 pages. Ol' Myrt here would prefer the large 8.5 " x 11"  and I like the idea of a "ring" binder of sorts as there's a likelihood I'll "mess up" and want to rip out a page or two. This beautiful book just doesn't make sense to me. It would make me nervous, and that just stifles creativity if you ask me. So I've opted to:

• Print my own bujo pages using 20 pound, bright white paper.
• Use a Levenger hole punch. More about this in the next post.
• Insert my custom printed bujo pages on my set of Levenger Rings.

I'm thinking you could do the same thing with a three-ring binder. Maybe I like the Levenger Rings because they are different, they are solid in the middle. This change represents my turning over a new leaf and all that.

IMAGE: Courtesy of Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Levenger-Circa-Office-ADS5225-RSGD/dp/B01CIHTS32

What are you planning to use for your bujo?

OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SERIES

• DearMYRTLE's Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 1
• DearMYRTLE's Setting Up My Bullet Journal - Part 2 Why Analog in a Digital World?

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