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Kawaii Halloween Doodle Ideas for your Bullet Journal
The Halloween season is upon us, and while you may not be the biggest fan of the spookiest holiday, we're sure that there are plenty of kawaii doodles that you can use to decorate your bullet journal.
We've rounded up some simple and easy to do kawaii doodles for bullet journals below. So grab a pen (or pencil), and start practising your best witchy or pumpkin-carving scowls!
Start by drawing an outline of your desired design in pencil on the page of your journal. Then, colour it in with markers or pens of different colours.
If you want to add more details, use a pen with glitter or metallic ink. The best part about DIY is that there's no wrong way to do it—so don't be afraid to get creative!
We've rounded up some simple and easy to do kawaii doodles for bullet journals below. So grab a pen (or pencil), and start practising your best witchy or pumpkin-carving scowls!
Start by drawing an outline of your desired design in pencil on the page of your journal. Then, colour it in with markers or pens of different colours.
If you want to add more details, use a pen with glitter or metallic ink. The best part about DIY is that there's no wrong way to do it—so don't be afraid to get creative!
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