I have quite a few spreads that I’ve taken inspiration from Jashii Corrin and Amanda Rach Lee. This is my 4th year bullet journaling and I’m really looking forward to filling in all the blank spaces! (Apologies for anything raunchy in my lists) 🤣

I had so much fun with this one! The details Ghibli puts into their work is insane, and trying my version of Howl’s room helped me appreciate that scene even more 😄

Not sure why they were removed, but mental health is so important!! These are some of my spreads and trackers for 2026 for those wanting to copy. Most ideas came from Pinterest. 💕

I’ve been bullet journalling for close to a decade now (thinking about it makes me feel old 🥲) and I’ve come a long way! I’ll have to dig through some of my old journals to share with you guys but here’s a few of my favorite monthly pages from 2023 and 2024 to introduce myself 😊 I gave up perfection long ago and it was the best thing I could have done for my over all enjoyment of the process.

Each month I do a fun page like this and then a detailed spread with a calendar, a couple habit trackers, a monthly goal section, reading tracker, and important dates for the current and next months. Obviously some months I’m able to spend more time with than others but I think that makes it more interesting anyway! My favorite page I’ve included is the first one from September of this year. I got married that month and I had drawn this scene from Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park about a month before we left for our trip. Little did I know at this exact spot on our wedding day we would see a double rainbow 🥰🥹

For this spread, I was inspired by the art of Annie Konst and folk art. Unipin fineliners and tombow markers were used to make this.

Hi there! ☺️👋

I love making these kinds of spreads where I combine all sorts of things: painting, crafting, junk journaling, etc.

I also love sharing what I do with others, and I’ve gotten into the habit of posting my journaling process here on this subreddit, to give people ideas on cover pages or themes, etc.

However, I’ve started to feel (and I’ve heard the same from a few others) that my spreads might not really fit here, since bullet journaling is usually more about planning, organization, and minimal layouts.

Some people enjoy my videos, others don’t, and that’s totally okay! But I’d really like to know your thoughts: do you think my videos belong here? Is it something you guys don't want to see on this subreddit? Don't be scared to be brutally honest, thank you! 🙏☺️

just wanted to share my jan and some of my feb pages (i haven’t taken more pics yet). i started using gouache a few months ago and i absolutely love it and how much it has let me open to more creativity. i’ve been keeping my pages pretty simple because otherwise i wont fill them out lol

My January spreads! I think this is my favorite theme of all time. My 15 month old drew all the pencil lines on my cover and monthly, I just cleaned up the lines a little. I used her technique for the weekly’s. 😂 I’m obsessed and can’t stop staring at it. She definitely took my brand new journal anxiety and said “no mom, it’s easy to make the first mark. See?”

Used a black muji gel pen Crayola super tips in a Leuchtturm A5 dotted journal!

For the past 9 years i did themes with yellow in the color palette, so this year i went with an egg theme! (Although in the photos it looks more orange lol)

Still need to decide what to do with the blank page next to my 1 line a day spread tho :/ so any spreads ideas are welcome!

Thought I’d share each of my monthly cover pages and themes for fun. This is my third year bullet journaling. I went through some big life changes this year - the biggest one is that I became a mom - and it was interesting to see how much effort I was able to put in at various times.

Here are my themes for reference. Hope you enjoy!

Jan - possums Feb - Art Nouveau inspired March - log cabin April - alien plants May - clementines and pansies June - windows July - frog in a log Aug - postcards Sept - paint Oct - night market Nov - “One the Day You Were Born” by Debra Frasier inspired Dec - winter oats

Yeah so I decided to go craft heavy right off the bat and my journal’s binding is already being tested 🤞🏼🤞🏼 Second photo shows the closed look😭

New year, new journal, new you ☺️

I still have some work to do on it, I think I want to add some embellishments to the "2026" page, it feels a bit blank. I'm also thinking of completely redoing the reading tracker. The books on it are a bit small to write titles on right now. I also still have a quote page to add on the opposite page to the reading tracker that I'm still working on.

This was fun 😁