It also has a small pocket on the back for storing loose items. The dotted sheets make drawing lines and dividing layouts easier. So, here are some affordable tools that work great for me! 1. Most beginners, however, become overwhelmed by the long list of journals, pens, and stickers that bloggers recommend. Little black and white doodles or inspiring quotes could make this layout even more of a success.Bullet journal supplies do not have to cost a lot of money (Unless, of course you love to). The digital times resemble the date with the day of the weer written beneath them. Last but not least, this again somewhat more minimalistic black and white layout. I think this is my favorite washi tape ever! On the bottom of the page, there is some light pink washi tape with golden details. Less ink is needed in order to give these squares proper shadows. Also, the often used flags for marking the days are replaced by squares. The font for writing down my daily tasks is now different then before. However, I wasn’t really content with this method, so after three days, I stopped making these circles.Ī new favorite. This gives you the opportunity to track your activities a whole day long. In this layout I experimented with time tracking.

Now and then it can be very handy to know on what time of the day you are the most productive. Emphasis is more on the days instead of on the dates. In this layout I have tried something new with the titles of the days. Besides that, a lot of doodles are drawn in order to make this layout stand out. The titels are darker and more obvious then in the previous layout. The subtle amount of color and the variance between tasks and journaling, gives enough excitement in this layout. The shadows of the flags are subtile colored. This one is a typical example of such a layout. Minimalistic, neat and functional.Īs you can see, I often go back to the basis of the first daily layout I ever made in my Bullet Journal. This layout is perfect for those with just a small droplet of time or for those that simply don’t feel for spending time on creating complicated layouts for their Bullet Journal. This layout is perfect for those who want to combine their Bullet Journal and their daily journal.Ī hand drawn and colored border gives some life to this quite simple layout. Beneath that, there is more then enough space for daily journaling. Right beside the flags with the day and the date, there is enough space to write down all your tasks. The dotted line marks clearly where one day ends and another one starts.Īgain a very different layout then the previous ones. This leaves more space for tasks and appointments. However, there is more then enough space for journaling, just in case.Ī completely different layout then all previous ones. The fine borders and the snowflakes bring back all memories. This layout makes me think of the christmas holiday, even without reading the journaling I did. I love the font of the numbers, it’s so beautiful! There is enough space for noting all daily tasks, only some less space for journaling. This layout is perfect in black and white. The tree on the left is the same one as the one in the previous layout, only now fall is proceeding into winter.

This one has less straight lines and more round ones then the last layout. Practical but with just enough color.Īnother favorite is this layout that I also created somewhere in the beginning of my Bullet Journal career. Even tough it is the first one, it is still my favorite layout of all time. This is the very first daily page I created in my Bullet Journal. In this blogpost I share 15 different Bullet Journal layouts from my Bullet Journal. If you want a layout with lots of space for daily journaling or a layout with a minimal feeling, I have just the layout for you. However, I came to like the fact that I have the opportunity to experiment with my lay-outs and find the layout that suits me best in the process. In the beginning of my Bullet Journal days, I hated the fact that my daily pages weren’t consistent.

January bullet journal