Are you looking for new ideas to get inspired and creative? Starting a new monthly theme can be exciting and daunting simultaneously. So these March bullet journal theme spreads are sure to give you ideas.
I love to reference the bullet journal community and check out other Bujo planners for inspiration.
So without overdue, let's dive straight into these theme ideas you can recreate with ease!
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Coffee Bullet journal theme
March bullet journal cover page - coffee theme
If coffee is your BFF like me, this theme is perfect for you. Plus, there are so many coffee-related quotes that you can add to your spreads - to make them even more fun.
I love the aesthetics of a coffee bar in a home, so I instantly knew it was perfect for drawing for my cover page. I turned the top cabinet into a dutch-door by:
- First, place a small-sized cutting mat under the page
- Then cut the sides (top, bottom, and middles sides) of each cabinet using an Exacto knife
- Now fold the outer sides that are attached so you can easily open and close the doors
March bullet journal calendar spread - coffee theme
Go back to the cover page, open the doors of the cabinet, now pencil them inside of the cabinet on the next page. Finally, you have a reference to write your March heading.
If you want to get more monthly header ideas, this post is perfect for you:
Bullet Journal Monthly Headers – New ways to get creative
The rest of the spread is pretty simple, with a calendar page filled with small coffee bean doodles.
Bujo coffee theme weekly spread
There are so many coffee quotes on Pinterest, but I knew it was perfect when I stumbled on one. I have a coffee-theme bullet journal board filled with inspiration, so check it out.
The fantastic benefit of a bullet journal is choosing a different layout every time. You can skip weekly logs or add ones tailored to your needs. This bullet journal's one-page weekly spread is simple, and I didn't need much space for planning.
Bullet journal March habit tracker spread
So other than my love for coffee bars, who doesn't enjoy a cute and cozy coffee shop?
I'm not an expert at painting, but you don't have to be. I find gouache paints one of the easiest to use mediums to work with, and I spent a few hours creating this dutch door tracker spread.
Coffee theme mood tracker spread.
This spread was using a printable of my coffee cups doodles. I cut them up and pasted them on the page for a fun scrapbook effect. If you love your coffee, head over to the Resource Hub, subscribe, and grab yourself a copy. I'd love to see your creations so tag me on my Instagram @zpiecesdigital.
Bullet journal coffee doodles
Doodle pages are great for practicing drawing and provide a great reference to making the rest of your spreads. I hope you find them helpful and inspire you to try this theme out!
We have a post full of bullet journal doodles that you can use to add some glam to your Bujo spreads.
March bullet journal landscape theme
Bujo landscape monthly cover page
One of the easiest things to paint for beginners is simple landscapes. If you are not using a notebook suitable for watercolor paints, paint on watercolor paper. Then cut them out and past them in your journal. The supplies we used in this month's theme are:
We have tried so many different Bujo stationery over the years and have compiled a list of our favorite supplies.
So a great way to practice your Art is by creating practical spreads for planning and incorporating your Art throughout the month. Even if they are not great, it's a great way to track your progress.
Another advantage is that if you are not happy with the outcome, don't paste them in.
Bullet journal dutch-door weekly spread
Dutch doors are not only fun to make but are so creative. I pasted the painting at the top half of the page and created a dutch-door for my weekly spread.
For the next weekly, I added two watercolor landscape paintings. Then used the second half of the page for my weekly log, allowing room for extra notes and gratitude journaling.
Landscape habit tracker spread.
I made this spread by cutting four hexagonal shapes out of black paper for my trackers. Then, I wrote the heading on some washi tape to make them stand out. Not to mention drawing all my trackers with my trusty white gel pen.
On the corresponding page was another landscape painting. I loved the contrast of the Art against the black paper. What do you think?
Mountain theme Mood tracker
I used black fine liner pens to draw the mountain, then:
- I wrote the dates of the month horizontally at the top of the page
- then drew lines vertically for each day
- I then colored each vertical line depending on my mood
Are you looking for mood tracker ideas? Read this next:
12 Bullet Journal Mood Tracker ideas you need to try
Bullet journal quote page
Adding quote pages in your planner is a great way to motivate you and make your journal a positive space to enjoy! I LOVE to add a quote page every month that inspires me or makes me smile. Plus, it's a bonus to practice my lettering skills and drawing.
If you are interested in seeing our collection of quote pages, then head over to this post:
bullet journal quote page-How to make captivating spreads that inspire
I'd love to know what themes you've tried or are on your list; let me know in the comments below!
That's all for now' Happy journaling, everyone, and don't forget to stay safe.'