Remember that you can easily change the month on these spreads so you can use them whenever you like. I would love to see your spreads if you re-create them so please tag us on Instagram. You only need a light covering of the grey watercolour, allow it to dry and then your monthly spread is ready! I really love the texture watercolour creates on a page and it is so simple to use. This will create a shadow effect but will also allow those bits to stand out on your page. Step 3: Use a grey watercolour to create a shadow.įinally with your favourite grey watercolour, paint over the lines and around the branches/leafs. Tip! Do some more shading on areas you would like to stand out like the leafs. I grabbed my favourite black fine tip pen and started carefully going over all of my pencil. Step 2: Start drawing over the pencil with black pen. After that I added a touch of nature by drawing leaves on a branch. I then wrote in all of the dates, days of the week and the month. Once youve decided how many months you want to prepare for, simply divide your page into equal sections for each month. My Minimalistic bullet journal monthly spread.Ĭan you see how I have faintly drawn out my monthly spread with my pencil? I started by ruling out my page and counted roughly six dots between each line (it may differ according to what type of bullet journal you have). The March winds are the morning yawn” – Lewis Grizzard. I look forward to you joining me on the journey. Next month we will have more of a focus on minimalism and minimalist bullet journal spreads which are fun and simple to re-create. The theme for my minimalist bullet journal is nature because well it is truly amazing and I have never appreciated it as much as I do now.Īs we say goodbye to February and look towards March, I have more fun spreads to show you. Nature though kept going, in-fact it thrived without us tramping all over it and disturbing it. Everything stopped, we slowed down and stayed at home. Nature really is amazing, something I have been thinking about lately is that during the recent pandemic the world shut down. However, they are super fun to create And help give your spread a bit of life.

Do I Need A Theme For My Bujo Spread The short answer is: no, you don’t need a theme for a bullet journal spread. The weather is warmer, the sky is blue and the birds are happier! I love the contrast between seasons, the harshness of winter, the hopefulness of spring, the bliss that is summer and then the colours in autumn. Monthly themes are the most common, where you make sure all your spreads within that month follow a consistent style. Have you had a nice month? I have been enjoying the change of seasons which technically doesn’t happen until March but I have noticed a huge change. February Focus: Minimalist Bullet Journal Monthly Spread.įebruary is drawing to a close.

Bullet journal monthly spread