July Bujo Setup - Leaves Theme (Free Printable!)
HAY, how art you? It’s been a while since I created a plant/floral bullet journal theme, so here we go! There are lots of green botanical stickers and journaling materials in my stationery stash, so I thought a leaves theme will be perfect for putting them to good use. I also designed a free printable set titled “Among the Foliage” and you can find the download link at the end of this article. Without further ado, let’s check out my July bujo setup!
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July Bujo Setup Video
Check out the following video to watch the setup process and plan with me!
Bullet Journal Supplies
What I used this month:Â
- MD A5 Notebook Journal Dot Grid
- MD A5 Paper Cover
- Tombow pit air adhesive tape
- Craft scissors decorative edge
- Sakura gelly roll pen in white
- Pentel touch sign pen in olive green
- Zebra mildliner highlighter in mild green
- Textured papers
- Music score ephemera papers
- Washi dot stickers
- Leaves PET stickers
- Faux wax seal stickers
- Rub on transfer stickers
- Alphabet stencil
- One hole puncher
- Embroidery thread
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July Bujo Setup Cover Page
Collage Page
I have been sticking to this layout for a couple of months now – a huge collage on the right page, along with a smaller functional section on the left page. This layout makes the spread less busy, and accentuates the main collage.
One of the materials I found in my stash is the piece of printed canvas cloth which makes up the collage background. It has this beautiful leaves pattern in a calm shade of sage green. Since the cloth has a busy pattern, I kept the collage simple by pasting the July letters (lettered on textured paper), a mini music score tag, as well as the oval-shaped quote, “everything in time”. Â
Intentions Page
To accompany this theme, I’ll be using music score ephemera to add a vintage touch to the collages. I tore a piece of textured brown paper and pasted it here to set my intentions for the month. The decoration is minimal, and I chose a PET leaves sticker and a faux wax seal sticker.
July Bujo Setup Weekly Spread 1
I printed some rectangular daily headers for the first weekly spread for July. These make setting up the spread quick and easy. Since there was quite a lot of empty space left, I created two functional sections for setting the week’s priorities and gratitude logging.Â
July Bujo Setup Weekly Spread 2
For the second weekly spread, I printed oval-shaped daily headers, and used a neat boxy layout. To collage, I added a decorated tag I made previously – it fits the theme perfectly! There is also a section for setting the week’s priorities on the right page.Â
Free Journaling Printable – Among the Foliage
If you enjoy making botanical theme spreads, this printable set is for you. With elements like foliage photo blobs, postal stamps, leaf cutouts and nature-related quotes, you can use this printable for scrapbooking or decorating your journal.Â
Tag me on Instagram (@hay.studio) if you share any of your creations that contain my free printables; I would love to see them. Happy journaling!
To download this free journal kit, click here.
More Bullet Journal Ideas
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