Experience sharing of getting started with the manual (materials+tools)

Students who fail to repeat their grades in hand books like to buy good-looking schedule books from the third year of high school, and write down their daily learning contents in the schedule books. It wasn't until 14 that they discovered that it was a handwritten account, so they started to go to into the pit. During the period, I bought a lot of gadgets and kept going in and out of the pit intermittently, but I couldn't hold on. By the end of last year, because there was too much work every day, if I didn't write it down, I would forget it or delay it carelessly. So I went to into the pit again, and this time I wanted to dig deeper and explore my own style and recording method.

At present, there are mainly three manuals: blue A5 lighthouse (in the grid), cyan A5 lighthouse (in the grid), red travel book (in the grid), and actually there is a yellow A5 lighthouse (in the grid), but it can't be used at present.

→ Blue A5 lighthouse book: mainly used to record some overall events in 20 19, including some annual goals, plans, memorabilia, books, movies, etc. The main record form is bujo. Originally, I was going to record some arrangements and schedules in my life, but I found this setting inconvenient in the process of using it, because I usually keep this notebook at home, but when I go to work during the day, I may suddenly remember what to do when I go home, and I don't know where to write it at this time. It was too heavy for me, so I later recorded my daily life with a thin red travel book, which was also convenient for recording. So now the use of this book besides recording the progress of one year is still being explored.

→ Red Travel Book: This is what you carry with you, and it is very convenient to record your daily life schedule, remind you of your schedule, etc.

→ Green A5 Lighthouse: This is put in the company to record the daily work arrangement. I usually take it home on weekends, make a collage, set it for half an hour at a time, and then I can use it for a week! Super worry-free Now I often joke that I am working so hard because I want to fill my beautiful account! Sometimes, what problems are encountered in the work and what needs to be improved will be recorded in the notebook, and a special mark will be made to facilitate their own improvement.

Colored pens can be said to be my tireless pursuit all my life! I love to buy colored pens, super! Honey.

→ Wu Zhu double-headed watercolor pen -7700 (leftmost row)

Originally, I wanted to buy it to write calligraphy, but, um, I haven't mastered the skills yet, but I have used a lot to draw borders.

I don't know if it's because I don't master my skills well, or because I always find it difficult to write letters like brushletter. The pen is hard and soft, and the water is slow.

→ Zebra highlighter (top middle)

This is the first colored pen I bought. This brand of colored pens has many special colors, such as XXXX. If it is worn out, it must be replenished.

→ Wu Zhu's Double-headed Gothic Pen (Middle)

This is just an attempt. Er, writing Gothic letters will be better than ordinary pens (including the pens mentioned above), but I'm sorry, po's hands are not good and the correct use method is not good.

→ Japanese dragonfly double-headed pen (middle bottom)

This is to supplement the color that Wu Zhu's double-headed watercolor pen 7700 does not have, which is basically similar to Wu Zhu's sense of use.

→ Wu Zhu metal watercolor pen (far right)

This is the pen I just tried, but I haven't used it yet.

→ Japan Paitong Touch Soft Brush (rightmost bottom)

This is also bought to learn writing brush. I feel that writing brush strokes is easier than five strokes, and the writing style is softer, but writing big characters feels too small.

At first, I refused the seal. Why? Because 14 bought several frames and letters at the beginning of the account pit, it felt very general after printing, so I never thought about buying seals in the subsequent account pit.

Later, because I saw a lovely seal, I wanted to try changing the inkpad. As a result, this attempt is another pit. So my first push must be, Indy! ! ! ! ! !

→ Japanese moon cat inkpad (lower right corner)

→ seal

There are too many sources. They are all here. Just have a look.

I bought a big box of tape when I was in into the pit before, and then I gave it away when I got out of the pit.

I learned the last lesson and didn't buy too many tapes this time. They are all basic tapes and can be used as background.

I bought post-it notes before because I saw many bloggers collage with post-it notes in their accounts, which can be pasted as a whole, used as a background, or torn into title bars or something, so I bought them.

However, in fact, because I am really incompetent in aesthetics and collage, it is basically useless in practical use. Moreover, I mainly do bujo now, and the size and style of these notes are not suitable, so I am relatively idle at present, which is really sad.

These are some stickers I saw when I bought stationery. The quality is still quite good. Eh, it's convenient to stick it, so you don't need to cut it.

The paper here is basically used as background paper, especially after hanging calendars.

Sydney paper: this is super easy to use, except that the color is not dark, and then I like to crumple it into the background.

White lace paper: Eh. . No use has been found so far.

Japan and paper: Besides the design is not very popular, paper is still great, and it is also the background paper.

Toilet paper: This is a kind of patterned tissue paper used in warehouses. Ha ha ha ha, I didn't expect it to look so good. Suitable for both large and small backgrounds.

Lace paper: Well, it looks a little cheap. I haven't used it.

Print: Wanjia Color Printing

Materials:

I usually print and paste paper, but one disadvantage of paper paste is that it feels easy to deink.

Background paper is generally printed in matte color, which has a good texture.

At first, I also used sulfuric acid paper stickers, but I didn't like them very much, because I felt that the texture of sulfuric acid paper was hard, so obviously I could stick a piece on it. This is better than paper.

1. Japan's five-ball invisible glue stick: This is very easy to use and convenient, and it won't stick to one hand, but what's worse is that it won't stick well after a long time, that is, you will find some degumming in a week or two.

2. pencil sharpener: easy to use! It's convenient, just dig directly on the material paper, and it's not troublesome to cut it.

3. dispensing: convenient and sticky, but it always feels that the direction is not well controlled, and it is easy to draw edges or not.

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5. Some dried flowers are used for collage, which is super beautiful.