Need new planner stamps or habit tracker stamps for bullet journaling (BUJO), scrapbooking, art journaling or ordinary journaling? If so, I’d like to introduce you to P13’s Journal Stamp Set. This stamp set includes tracker stamps and other small stamps that will help you create miniature calendars, planner layouts, BUJO spreads, scrapbooking layouts, and other paper craft projects you can be proud of. This stamp set includes a large semi- circle habit tracker stamp, water tracker stamp, weekly habit tracker stamp, and more.

I have a bunch of different planner stamp sets. Most of them don’t get used that often, but there are two sets I use almost daily. This is one of them. (The other one is Lawn Fawn’s “Plan on it” stamp set, which has now been discontinued.)

From P13’s Journal stamp set, the water tracker stamp and large 31-day tracker stamps are the two stamps that have been most useful to me. However, I use ALL of the other stamps, too. I frequently use the shopping cart stamp and the star-shaped tracker stamp in my planner. The others get used less often.

How Do You Use These Tracker Stamps?

There are many ways you can use the tracker stamps in P13’s Journal stamp set to keep yourself on track with the things you want to accomplish. These stamps are flexible and can be adapted in a variety of ways. If you want to track your goals daily, weekly or monthly, you’ll find stamps in this set that can help you to accomplish that.

I use the water tracker stamp in this planner almost every day; the only time I don’t use it is when I’m using a planner page or printable page that already has a water tracker printed on it. I usually stamp this stamp onto one of the labels I make using the label stamps from the Lawn Fawn “Just for You Labels” stamp set and then cut out the label with the tracker on it and tape it onto my planner. If you take a careful look at the top right-hand corner of the following daily planner layout, you can see the water tracker stamp from this stamp set in action:

Most months, I track supplements and chores daily on my planner pages by making separate labels for “Wellness” and “Chores”. Then at the end of the month, if I have time, I use the large monthly tracker stamp from this set to go back through my pages and make summaries to see how I did for the month. This gives me a big-picture look at how I did and what I need to work on for the next month.

I use the mini calendar stamp on scrapbooking layouts occasionally. I really appreciate having it; this stamp is a lot quicker and easier to use than similar stencils that serve the same purpose. LOVE it! I highly recommend these stamps to scrapbookers who would be likely to use the mini calendar stamp in the set.

I do use all the other stamps in this set from time to time, but I habitually use the two stamps mentioned above and have found them really helpful for keeping myself on track with things I need to do.

Overall, I have found all the stamps in this set to be really helpful for keeping myself on track with things I need to do. I highly recommend this set to other crafters who want to increase productivity while also having amazing looking planner pages, scrapbooking layouts or bullet journal pages.

More Pictures of Planner Layouts You Could Make Using These Journal Stamps by P13

Downsides to the Journal Stamp Set by P13

I don’t actually think there are any cons to this stamp set; for me, the set has been all positive. But, a single stamp set cannot be all things to all people — and this one certainly is not.

If you want to stamp ALL of the elements in your bullet journal or planner, you will also need a calendar stamp set; this set does not have any number stamps or stamps with days of the week or months of the year. So a stamp set that includes these elements would be the ideal complement for P13’s Journal stamp set. I like Paige Evans’ date Splendid date roller stamp, and Graphic 45’s Calendar Stamp Set, although the Graphic 45 set is getting hard to find now. Beyond these suggestions, there are many lovely possibilities for calendar date stamps that will coordinate beautifully with P13’s Journal stamps.

Conclusion

Overall, I have found all the stamps in this set to be really helpful for keeping myself on track with things I need to do. I highly recommend this set to other crafters who want to increase productivity while also having amazing looking planner pages, scrapbooking layouts or bullet journal pages.

Where to Buy the P13 Journal Stamp Set

The P13 Journal Stamp Set is available for sale at Scrapbook.com. Check it out!

Related Resources:

• Journaling Prompts for Scrapbooking
• Journaling With Stickers
• Scrapbook Journaling: Should Every Scrapbook Page Have Journaling?
• Best Bullet Journal Stencils
• How to Use Stencils

Reviewed By: Amy Solovay

About your reviewer: Amy Solovay holds a bachelor’s degree from Sweet Briar College in Virginia and a second degree in textile design from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles. Amy has used planners since her college days to ensure she maximizes productivity and stays on track with her work.

This page was last updated on 3-6-2024.