Still contemplating what to do for your bullet journal October spread?
Here are 21 awesome examples of October bullet journal ideas to jumpstart your creativity and start working on your bujo.
Creating bullet journal spreads for October is really fun, as there are a lot of themes to choose from. Below, youโll discover some of the most eye-catching layouts that you can use as inspiration.
October Themes for You to Try
There is no shortage of potential themes for this month. Some of our favorites include:
Ready for more? Read on for the October design ideas weโve rounded up for you.
1. The Moon Weekly Spread
Make your design pop by using floral- and celestial-inspired details. To achieve this effect, you can use metallic paints and white gel pens on black journal pages.
2. Spooky October
Do you love stickers? Hereโs a sample that predominantly uses stickers to create an October bullet journal setup.
Go wild with stickers for this monthly spread. In the example above, the creator used a variety of spooky sticker designs to bring her October bujo setup to life.
3. October Mood Board
This example uses a tasteful spread featuring browns and soft pinks.
The creator used some pretty basic bullet journal supplies such as Kraft paper, cutouts from book pages, and printouts. Nevertheless, the effect is that of a subdued yet charming aesthetic.
4. My Favorite Color Is October
If you love Halloween, autumn, the color orange, and a bit of spookiness, then this example will most likely be right up your alley. It consists of all the things that many people love about the month of October.
5. Get Witchy for the Season
The bubbling cauldron is a symbol that has long been associated with October.
This entire setup provides a โpotions classโ vibe that will spill over into the rest of the layout for the entire month. Enjoy!
6. Hocus Pocus
While we're still on the subject of Halloween, hereโs another theme you can try. This example uses a sticker kit featuring symbols associated with the spooky holiday.
7. Hakuna Matata in October
If you need a design idea that deviates from the usual Halloween stuff, here's a refreshing example. It features the main characters of Disney's The Lion King in one of the trademark scenes from the movie.
To make this spread, the creator used watercolor pencils and brush pens.
8. Butterflies on Your Weekly Spread
Looking for a setup that exudes elegance and is not necessarily associated with Halloween?
This layout features hand-drawn butterflies gracing the pages of a weekly spread for October. It's simple and elegant.
9. Inspired by Orange
Orange is often thought of as the color of autumn. This spread shows how you can use the color orange almost exclusively for a beautiful October theme.
10. October in Various Fonts
Looking for a header style for your October spread? In this theme, you get different examples of how to write the word “October” for your bullet journal header.
11. Lavender Theme
The color purple is also one of the dominant themes of October. In this elegant setup, the cover page features hand-drawn sprays of lavender.
Meanwhile, for the header, the creator drew and embellished the name of the month on a torn piece of Kraft paper. Most of the art was created using brush pens and fine-tips.
12. Falling Leaves
Here is another example layout that features autumn as the theme.
Fine point pens were used for the outline of the leaves. For coloring, the creator used Mildliner highlighters and Crayola Super Tips.
13. Printable October Page Setup
Printables and templates can be great time savers for bullet journals, especially if you have a busy schedule. We found these free printables that feature all manner of doodles associated with the month of October.
You can cut out each object, use the entire page, color them in, or do whatever seems like the most fun. No matter how you use them, they add a certain charm to your bullet journal. [You can check out more journal templates in this post.]
14. Cute Halloween Layout
Hereโs another Halloween-inspired theme. This time, itโs a cute setup featuring ghosts and witchy stuff.
The owner of this journal used black Sharpie pens, SuperTips, brush pens, and gel pens to create this charming spread.
15. Night Skies
Many people love to go camping in the fall. This spread uses stickers and Mildliners to evoke the mood of sitting around a campfire and looking up at a starlit sky.
16. Bird Skull Layout
October is the month most closely associated with the concept of death. This setup honors that association by featuring a bird skull with poppy blossoms springing out from it.
This setup uses brush pens, fine-tip pens, and washi tape to create the somber vibe.
17. Black-and-White October Theme
Here we have a black-and-white theme for those who are looking for something minimalistic and monochromatic. For this layout, the creator used a variety of black, fine-tip pens on a white-paged journal.
18. Columnar Spread
If you want to try a columnar spread, check out this example. The orange washi tape provides a quick and colorful way to create borders on the page.
19. A Very Simple Setup
If you don't have the time to create a fully embellished October bujo spread, you might opt for something that is simple and quick to put together. This theme works very well.
20. Raven Setup
Spell casting is also a popular theme for October. This display features a raven, an incantation written in calligraphy, and an assortment of potions in uniquely shaped bottles. Everything was drawn by hand.
21. Ginkgo Leaves
This spread offers several designs for an October spread that doesnโt feature anything associated with Halloween.
You get black-and-white, hand-drawn ginkgo leaves and a calendar where the names of the days of the week and the dates are stamped on the page.
Final Thoughts
There you have itโ21 of the most eye-catching October bullet journal ideas from which to draw inspiration for your own setup.
Have you found a favorite among the ones featured here today?
Looking for the perfect theme for your bujo can seem daunting, but there are many ways to find inspiration.
For example, the season itself can be a major theme. You can also look to your favorite places, objects, movies, etc. There will surely be something that resonates with you.
Check out the following posts for other bullet journal ideas you might want to try:
Finally, if you donโt know the โrightโ way to journal, then check out this seven-step process for building a journaling habit that sticks.
