Journal Ruler

Ruler/template for 5mm grid or dot-grid journals. This handy ruler/bookmark has several common bullet symbols for journaling and row/column marks to help you divide a page into two to seven equally-sized rows or columns. Calibrated for 5mm grid (squares) or dot-grid journals, including

• Leuchtturm1917 medium notebook A5 (5.75" x 8.25")
• Moleskine large notebook (5" x 8.75")

Symbol Templates 

• squares
• circles
• triangle
• star
• exclamation point
• arrow

Row (top/bottom)/Column (left/right) Division Markings

Two edges of the Journal Ruler have tick marks to divide a single journal page into equal row and column divisions. 

For example, the column tick marked “2(0/0)” divides the page into two equal columns. The “(0/0)” is the number of extra squares left/right required.  Similarly, the rows “5 (1/2)” mark will evenly divide the page into five horizontal rows with one extra square at the top and two squares along the bottom of the page. I typically put the extra space toward the binding or the bottom for ease when writing.

Printed using transparent PETG (0.6mm thickness) with black PETG (0.2mm embossed letter height). I found 0.1mm layer height worked best to get cleaner lettering.