55 Easy Bujo Borders You’ll Want to Copy!

Welcome to the Joyful Journaler! Are you struggling to come up with easy ideas to decorate your bullet journal without going crazy with detail? Are you tired of spending too much time looking for simple ideas? Maybe you are looking for some easy border or box ideas that you can add to your spread next week! Whatever the case, you are going to be glad you landed on this post.

Keep reading to see a collection of ideas I gathered for you that will make setting up your bullet journal easy and fun! If you are looking to spruce up your journaling with a few doodle borders and washi tape, you are going to love this too!

Let’s dive in!


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Supplies for Bullet Journal Border Decorating

You do not need much to get your borders started in your bullet journal. However, here are some of the things you will see used in this post that you might be interested in using.

Supplies : 

Different Styles of Borders for Your Bujo

There are many different ways you can make borders in your bullet journal or journal. If you love to draw like I do, you can draw your own. If you are not feeling creative and like something more simple, you can use stickers and washi tape! 

Remember, it is your journal! So, you should do whatever brings you JOY!

Washi Tape Borders

Washi tape comes in infinite colors and styles. Everyone can find washi tape that fits their style. For example, I love glitter washi tape! I also really enjoy specialty tapes like Disney characters, Star Wars, and even Wizard of Oz!

Here is a great example of how you can use washi tape in your journal.

Image Credit: @HelloBonJournal from Instagram.

And here is one more way you can use washi tape to finish the look in your journal. I thought this polka-dot washi tape went perfect with my Minnie Mouse theme! I added a ruffle border to the washi tape with a fine liner pen.

Stencil Borders - Make Your Planning Simple!

Stencils are a great way to create borders in your journal if you like the hand-drawn look but want something more quick and easy.

One of the benefits of stencils is that you can create uniform borders that look practically flawless, and they do not take much time or effort to create. So stencils are great if you are crunched for time and want a quick result.

My favorite stencils for bullet journaling are featured in THIS post! Head over to check them out.

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Stamp Borders

Stamps are another time-saving way to make beautiful borders in your journal! You can take any stamp and repeat the stamp over and over in a single row to create a border.

Check out this awesome use of stamps to create a border on this simple and awesome weekly spread! This was created by Mark from MenWhoBullet.com and @menwhobullet on Instagram.

Tip: Try using one stamp in a straight line for a simple border. Or, use two or three small stamps together to make a more intricate border. Stamps can be used to start each day of the week or add flair to the corners of your pages.

Bullet Journal Corner Borders

Corner borders are illustrations placed in the corners of the page or around frames to give a little detail for a finished look. Corner borders can be hand-drawn however you would like, or you can use stencils, stamps, and stickers.

Seasonal Borders for Your Bullet Journal

It is fun to change your border styles with the seasons! There are endless ideas of what you can do with the seasons to bring a unique touch to your bullet journal any time of the year.

Below are some ideas of what you can do for each season.

  • Spring- Flowers, umbrellas, pastel washi tape

  • Summer - sunshine, flip flops, flowers, fruit, bright-colored washi tape

  • Fall - Leaves, pumpkins, Halloween, warm and cozy toned washi tape

  • Winter - snowflakes, Christmas, cool-colored washi tape

These are just a few ideas to get your creativity flowing. I hope you will try some of these ideas in your journal!

Extras! Banners, Dividers & Frames for Your Bullet Journal

Sometimes you need something a little extra to complete your spread. So, I have included a few ideas that pair well with bujo borders I think you will want to try!

Bullet Journal Frames

I love using frames in my bullet journal! You can do a simple box or pull out your creativity and add something pretty or fun to it. Frames are great for keeping text separate, like in a weekly spread, for example.

Frames can be created with a ruler, stencil, stamp, or drawn freehand.

Tip: If you are short on time, draw a quick square, rectangle, or circle and finish it with a sticker on the corner. It is easy, quick, and looks great!!


Are you enjoying this post? Then you will love my recent post, “50+ Ideas on How to Draw Banners for Your Bullet Journal.”


Bujo Banners

Banners are a great detail to incorporate into your borders or boxes! Take a look at some of the ideas shared from my recent post on bullet journal banners and boxes.

You can use banners for page headers, days of the week, titles, and more!

Bullet Journal Divider Ideas

Sometimes, it is nice to use a simple page divider to break up the text when you are journaling. I also like to use page dividers to separate journal entries and tasks in my bujo planner.

Here are a few ideas for dividers:

  • You can use a thick straight line or make it thin.

  • Try incorporating a strand of vines with simple leaves.

  • Instead of using a line, create a series of dots or squares to separate the page.

There are so many ideas you could use that would look fantastic! I hope you found some fun inspiration while visiting this post. If you are looking for more inspiration to make your journaling easier and more fun, check out the posts below!

Thanks again for stopping by, and have a JOY-filled day!


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