Monthly log ideas

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January bullet journal monthly layout

Hey again! It’s Hayley here (@hayleyremdeart on Instagram), and today I wanted to talk about one of the most common bullet journal pages - monthlies! If you want to learn about what to use them for, and see some layout inspiration - keep on reading! All The Supplies You Need For Making A Monthly Spread: Archer and Olive Journal – The lovely and thick pages have no bleeding or ghosting, so you get a clean start for every spread! Also, it means you can decorate the spread without worrying…

Let's go back to basics - what a bullet journal monthly log is really supposed to look like, why it was designed that way, and how you can use this.

The original monthly spread created by Ryder Carroll, inventor of bullet journal system. It's simple and straightforward - perfect when you prefer minimalist layouts! Read our post for more samples of monthly spreads for your bullet journal!

We've rounded up some fabulous monthly bullet journal ideas that you'll wish you'd thought of first! Check out all of the ideas now!

The Monthly Log, as Ryder presents it, is where you can map out specific events as well as write down the things you’d like to do over the course of the month. Additionally, the Monthly Log also serves as a way to log notable snippets that happened. This way you can get a bird’s eye view of what happened during the month. Over time, Bullet Journalists have modified the Monthly Log to make it work for them. This has led to a medley of variations. Here is a curated selection of...

Let's go back to basics - what a bullet journal monthly log is really supposed to look like, why it was designed that way, and how you can use this.