First of all, some January pages.
There is not much explanation, for those of you who have not seen my bullet journal before, or don't know what it is, you can read more about it HERE
My January habit tracker and monthly calendar (obviously taken before I filled them in).
The pages below show my February cover page and monthly calendar. I decided to adopt a more minimalist (for me) style for my main pages, and then splash out into more detailed work occasionally.
I love to doodle and am trying to get better at it, just simple and fun, using pens, markers and sometimes a little coloured pencil.
Here is how my weekly spreads look this month, much simpler (and less time consuming) than in previous months, but they are functional, and afterall that is the main purpose of a bullet journal.
Each week looks similar, just with a slightly different wreath doodle at the top. This is the second week.
Cover page and monthly calendar
My gratitude and weekly meal plan pages for February
I always choose a colour theme and stick with that for the main monthly pages.
February habit tracker, - I find these really useful to help me stay on track with the habits like eating healthily, staying on top of social media, exercise etc.
My blog planner to help me stay on top of my blog scheduling.
And finally some examples of some more elaborate pages and doodling.
The page on the right uses techniques I have explained in this post.
Future log for the next 6 months
And finally some doodles that I did as part of a doodle daily challenge on Instagram. It was good fun, but a challenge to draw in the space of a square inch ...
A few close ups, all the themes were set.
Well, that's finally it for now, sorry for this long post, and thanks for your visit like always!
Happy weekend
xxxxx
Astrid
