Favourites : Craft Supplies

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By my last blog, it is clear that I am crazily obsessed with stationery, but I am also obsessed with arts and crafts, obviously. I also like the added experience which is craft supplies. So … today I am going to be listing my absolute favourite art and craft supplies.


  1. Artline Yoodle.

This is a series of fine liner pens which have a 0.4 tip. These pens are really versatile. You can draw beautiful mandalas or add a pop of colour in your daily planner with these. I have these and you will not believe the times I reach out for these. 

Artline Yoodle

I used these for redecorating some notebooks to make them aesthetic.


  1. Sticker Paper

If you are anything like me, you probably love stickers but don't find the ones you want online. What I like to do is buy some sticker paper from amazon and print the exact stickers I want. Be sure to check your printer's compatibility with the paper. There is a normal sticker paper type and a transparent sticker paper type.

Normal Sticker Paper

As a Decoration

Transparent Sticker Paper

as a bullet journal decoration

I usually print stickers either for myself or for my friends as a small gift. I also use these as a decorating element in my planner.


  1. White Gel Pens 

These are often used by professional artists to add minute highlights in their drawings. I like to use these on black paper. It gives a really good look and its aesthetics is off the charts 

Sakura Gelly Roll 

I like to use these for birthday cards 


  1. Brustro Fineliners 

Brustro is a great brand for art supplies. I have two or three of their products. One of my favourites has to be the brustro black fineliners. These pens are a pack of black pens which come in different tip sizes. I use them to make mandalas and spreads them in my bullet journal. These too are very versatile.

Brustro Fineliners


These are just some of the craft supplies I often reach out for. Comment below any of your favourite craft supplies. Follow Sunflower-ness for more blogs like these.

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