March 2019 Bullet Journal Set Up
How is March here already?
I was telling my mom yesterday that all the grand plans for 2019 have not worked out at all so far. She laughed and said it's only eight weeks in.
"Not good enough!" screams my inner perfectionist.
March 2019 Bullet Journal Set Up
Without further ado, I actually got my March bullet journal done in advance so there's that. I'm going to give myself a pat on the back for that.
I'm still loving my new month view calendar format but I think I'm going to make room for the month title at the top if I can, in April.
I may have to draw up some practice sketches first.
I kept my weekly's in the same horizontal layout because I'm really digging the overall appeal on the page.
I got some amazing wreath stamps, not that I minded drawing my own in January and February, but February has been such a weird month I needed a bit of a breather and hand drawing wreaths was not in my wheel house.
The stamps are gorgeous and I just colored them in with a tombow to make sure that they didn't bleed through the paper.
I intentionally added a menu section on now that my Whole30 is over. I'm debating adding a grocery list on the page below. I used the space below in February for what crafting project I wanted to complete that week.
BT Dubs, did you know that March is National Crafting Month! So definitely look for my Chronic Pain Crafts posts this coming month!
My bubble emotion and energy tracker has been looking awesome in February. In fact, I think it looks like Jupiter. Not sure if February and Jupiter have a corralation, but it looks cool. I haven't picked my emotion colors for March yet...maybe I should go with a Mars theme?
I kept my main tracker page the same because I really like the fact that I've ordered each category in keeping with my daily schedule.
Hope this gives you some inspiration this month! Get out there are get planning.
If you don't have a bullet journal yet or are looking to start one, you can start at any point in the year.
Fun fact, I started my first one in March!
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I was telling my mom yesterday that all the grand plans for 2019 have not worked out at all so far. She laughed and said it's only eight weeks in.
"Not good enough!" screams my inner perfectionist.
Without further ado, I actually got my March bullet journal done in advance so there's that. I'm going to give myself a pat on the back for that.
I'm still loving my new month view calendar format but I think I'm going to make room for the month title at the top if I can, in April.
I may have to draw up some practice sketches first.
I kept my weekly's in the same horizontal layout because I'm really digging the overall appeal on the page.
I got some amazing wreath stamps, not that I minded drawing my own in January and February, but February has been such a weird month I needed a bit of a breather and hand drawing wreaths was not in my wheel house.
The stamps are gorgeous and I just colored them in with a tombow to make sure that they didn't bleed through the paper.
I intentionally added a menu section on now that my Whole30 is over. I'm debating adding a grocery list on the page below. I used the space below in February for what crafting project I wanted to complete that week.
BT Dubs, did you know that March is National Crafting Month! So definitely look for my Chronic Pain Crafts posts this coming month!
My bubble emotion and energy tracker has been looking awesome in February. In fact, I think it looks like Jupiter. Not sure if February and Jupiter have a corralation, but it looks cool. I haven't picked my emotion colors for March yet...maybe I should go with a Mars theme?
I kept my main tracker page the same because I really like the fact that I've ordered each category in keeping with my daily schedule.
Hope this gives you some inspiration this month! Get out there are get planning.
If you don't have a bullet journal yet or are looking to start one, you can start at any point in the year.
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