It was almost unfortunate that March ended on a Sunday though. Also, it doesn’t take very long to set up.Īdding the doodles around this monthly calendar took almost no time at all. I personally prefer this style of calendar because it’s the least complicated to create. A little later this post, you’ll get to see how I set this bullet journal plant theme cover page up in real time!įor the monthly calendar, I decided to try a similar layout to the cover page, except this time I chose to do a normal border. As long as you have a good pencil and a quality eraser, the negative border was extremely simple to create.
Personally, I found this setup a lot of fun and very easy. Did I want to try watercolor? Simple doodles? After saving about a million pins filled with different ideas for plant doodles and calligraphy, I settled upon beautiful black and white doodles framing a negative border. I think one of the hardest parts about a plant theme was trying to figure out which angle I was going to take my cover page. For other great ideas for amazing stationery supplies, make sure to check out the Ultimate Bullet Journal One Stop Shop to help create beautiful plant art.
You don’t have to purchase these specific supplies, but everything mentioned tend to be regulars in my bullet journal stationery lineup. Need great bullet journal supplies to replicate this beautiful plant theme? Here are the supplies used to decorate all the bullet journal layouts in this spread. Check out the disclosure for more information.) Now that I’ve finished, I can definitely see why it’s worth the hype. Since you see so many layouts full of plants, you may be wondering if the plant theme is all it’s cracked up to be! So for March 2019, I decided to tackle my own bullet journal plant theme for my final month in my fifth bullet journal. You really can’t get away from the bullet journal plant theme no matter how hard you try. Seems like every which way you look in the bullet journal community, plants are everywhere! Plant doodles delicately framing a bullet journal cover page, adorable succulents in a weekly layout, and stunning watercolor designs featuring pretty potted plants.
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