In this blog post I am sharing simple and minimal weekly spread layouts for a bullet journal. The purpose of sharing these layouts is to give you ideas on ways to organize your weekly spreads. I have been using these same layouts for years now and still manage to make them look different and unique from week to week. Like with all of my bullet journal posts these are meant as inspiration for how you can make your bullet journal both functional and creative.
I plan digitally, using an iPad and the application GoodNotes Adonit Dash 3 Stylus from Amazon. These spreads were made on GoodNotes5, but are easily exported to be used on GoodNotes4. If you are curious to why I plan digitally check out my blog post Switching to a Digital Planner-Paperless Planning.
Vertical with Three Sections
Vertical with Two Sections
This next weekly layout has two main sections. Like the first it has a box for each day of the week and a What I Ate for each day. Instead of cluttering this spread with another box, the space is left open but can still be used for the same purposes as described above. Not having another box allows for a more open and creative header for how you choose to use this open space.Vertical with Two Sections and Days
This layout uses the same elements as the last spread just with the added days of the week written in a simple and clean font. Already having the days of the week written for you can make the design process go by quicker especially if you plan digitally and save the spread as a template and copy and paste the spread each time you plan a new week. The copy and paste page feature in both GoodNotes 4 and GoodNotes 5 allows you to do this.
Horizontal with Four Sections
Vertical Polaroids and Sticky Notes
This spread is minimal but comes with more design than the previous layouts. The sections for each day of the week are designed to look like Polaroid pictures and the What I Ate section are designed to look like sticky notes that are taped up. Unlike the other spreads this layout only includes daily sections and a What I Ate section. For this spread one box will have to be used for both Saturday and Sunday. Also the What I Ate will need to be arranged differently to include four on one page.
Daily Section Shapes
This spread is still minimal but is the most design heavy of all the ones shown here. The layout is shaped around three or four drawings or shapes that are used for the daily section. In this example I used Mickey, but I have also used this layout with pumpkins, stars and many other shapes. Like the last layout this one only includes a daily section and a What I Ate section. When including four of the sections on one page the shapes will have to be arranged differently and made slightly smaller.
Horizontal with Three Sections
For the last layout of this post I am using the simple vertical layout from the first idea and making it horizontal. This spread has the same three sections; daily section, What I Ate, and notes. This spread works best if you don not follow a block schedule in your planner because there is not enough room in my opinion to fill it out that way. What is great about this spread is that the notes section is large enough to fit anything that doesn't fit in the daily sections.
This blog post is meant as inspiration for creating a minimal, creative and functional weekly bullet journal layouts. Happy planning!!
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