how to make a GRID SPACING SHEET in a bullet journal 💌 inspiration for bullet journal beginners

[@SteadyResolve]

Thank you so much for the explanation. I create art decorative spreads & this is a must for great designs.

[@mingostudio]

@@SteadyResolve yayy glad you enjoyed

[@ahad_ali_5125]

I Love it stochnari ❤🎉

[@zaydnharbin6507]

Thanks!! I needed this so bad. I just started Bojo and I love it but I had to count ALL the dots lol. Ty!!!

[@mingostudio]

You are so welcome!

[@arnav9b123]

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[@mingostudio]

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[@SugaMama-u7g]

@@mingostudio Hello. I LOVE the grid spacing cheat sheet for the bullet journal. But could you *PLEASE* explain just how you " divided " the grid space into 1/3, 1/4, 1/5 and 1/6 ? ! ? ! ? ! 🤔 'Cause even watching your video, this is STILL confusing as hell ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 🤔

[@mingostudio]

@ i only did 1/2, 1/3, and 1/4 vertically and horizontally. basically i count the spaces across (ex. 26) and then divide it in 2 (13) and draw the line for the 1/2 mark after the 13th space. that divided the spread evenly in two. i do the same horizontally and vertically for all three measurements, and sometimes i round up or down if the number can’t be divided evenly (ex. 26/4). now 24/4=6, so i’ll count by 6 for each section and use the two remaining as margin room, one on the left and right end. it is all personal preference about how or if you want to round, but it basically just math to help me when i use the bullet journal later in the year ◡̈ hope this helps!

[@SugaMama-u7g]

@@mingostudio It certainly does, thank you ! ! ! ! !