People asked, so here it is. Nothing on this page is sponsored. I bought all of it myself.
One note before you order anything: the supplies are not the point. The point is blocking off an evening, lighting the candle, putting the playlist on, and actually sitting down with scissors. You could do this with one magazine and a glue stick.
What everything else sticks to.
Get the five pack. You want room to make mistakes, and you want extras so you can do this with your friends.
Get it on AmazonFor backing images so they sit slightly raised off the board. Small thing, big difference in how finished it looks.
Get it on AmazonYou can cut these out of your own magazines. I did not want to hunt, so I bought books made for this.
Hundreds of images and quotes, pre-sorted, made to be cut up.
Get it on AmazonYou need two vision board books, because we love options.
Get it on AmazonThe part that makes it look like something you made on purpose.
For borders, for taping things down without committing, for filling awkward gaps.
Get it on AmazonFor writing directly on the board. Numbers, dates, the thing you are not ready to say out loud yet.
Get it on AmazonTo add words if your handwriting isn't your favorite. Comes with tweezers, which you will need.
Get it on AmazonFull transparency, I did not end up using these. I am keeping them because the texture is the one thing a printed image cannot give you, and the next board is getting some.
Get it on Amazon bought it, did not use it yetNo links for these two. They matter more than the supplies do.
Any candle you actually like. I could not tell you the brand of mine, which is sort of the point. Light it before you start, not halfway through.
whatever you already haveWe drank champagne while we did this. It turned a craft night into an occasion, and the occasion is what makes you remember the board later.
This is the part I would not skip. The board took a few hours. The music is what made those hours feel like something other than a craft project.
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