Bullet Journal Harry Potter Spreads

First and foremost, let's start with this bullet journal example of a Harry Potter-themed cover page.

The focal point of this bujo cover is a Sorting Hat that determined which of the four school Houses is the most suitable for new students.

In this case, a sorting hat was created with watercolors, in a monochromatic color palette with a few purple tones.

Definitely, this November bullet journal cover page, inspired by a sorting hat, is magical.

On the other hand, you may want to create a bujo cover with Hedwig - Harry Potter's pet snowy owl.

Also, I love the set of hand-drawn urban building doodles.

In general, the entire August Hedwig-inspired bujo cover is like a movie scene.

Another example of the August planner hello page is this one with a golden snitch.

Undoubtedly, it's one of the most popular symbols of the Harry Potter series.

By the way, there's even a try to make the Quidditch game a real-life sport.

Here's another example of the Quidditch theme monthly spread for Noevember.

In this case, the bujo page includes a mini calendar and a monthly to-do list.

All elements are maintained in a Quidditch theme.

Also, you can draw the main character as part of your monthly cover.

Indeed, this July Harry Potter character page includes simple HP drawing in a kind of anime style.

Although it doesn't have facial features like nose and mouth, you know immediately who the character is.

Along with amazing Harry Potter-themed drawings, feel free to add more practical elements to your bullet journal cover.

For example, you can create a monthly calendar with important dates and a growth tracker.

Although this July Harry Potter bullet journal-themed cover page with a monthly calendar is practical, the entire spread didn't lose any character.

Every element like titles, numbers, borders is kept in a Harry Potter style.

Similarly, here you can see another black and white Hogwarts bullet journal cover page.

This time it's more minimalistic with round shapes and simpler doodles.

However, if you look at this notebook cover from a distance, you'll notice Harry Potter glasses.

What a brilliant idea!

In the same way, an author created this bullet journal Harry Potter April monthly spread.

Additionally, you can see an amazing masterpiece art of Dobby below a minimalist bullet journal monthly calendar.

In addition, here another black and white journal cover page.

This time September Harry Potter bullet journal cover page includes such Harry Potter elements as Quidditch, Hogwarts, and characteristic footsteps.

Differing from the previous planner page, this bujo first page is definitely more colorful.

Because it's a monthly Hogwarts-inspired cover page, there're all Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, and Hufflepuff colors: red, green, blue, and yellow.

Also, the title was written in a characteristic font.

On the other hand, I love how creative this August monthly bujo spread is.

Firstly, the Harry Potter magic wand is a monthly timeline.

Secondly, it's a watercolor illustration.

Thirdly, a bullet journal heading is gold.

Definitely, it's my favorite Harry Potter bullet journal monthly layout.

Another gold blue Harry Potter example is this creative bujo weekly spread.

Characteristic borders, HP-themed bullet journal dates, and a broom as a bujo heading - all these three elements keep the weekly layout in a theme.

Alternatively, you can keep your Harry Potter weekly spread more casual.

By adding doodles (scarfs, broom, glasses, envelope, wand) you can simply create a magical weekly planner page without being artsy.

On the other hand, feel free to focus on one element.

For example, you can choose a Hufflepuff house theme and implement its colors as the main color palette.

However, if you're an artistic type of bullet journalist, here's a great example of a watercolor bullet journal weekly spread.

This weekly log includes artsy borders, a sorting hat with a broom drawing, and a ribbon banner with a Harry Potter quote.

So let's move to some Harry Potter-themed collections.

Here you see an Instagram tracker, where each of the milestones is represented by an envelope.

Also, it includes a drawing of Hedwig.

Another example of a Harry Potter-themed bullet journal collection is an expense tracker.

It shows that even the rather boring budget pages can be real fun executed.

Apart from this, the house points habit tracker is one of the most creative bujo pages I've ever seen.

It's so genius to track your new good habits in so funny way.

Basically, you use house points to stay on track and keep yourself motivated.

Besides a habit tracker, you can also track your daily mood with a Harry Potter mood tracker.

Doodling potion bottles and fill them with different shades of purples. according to the specific mood is a great idea for a bullet journal mood tracker.

Also, a great way to level up your monthly bullet journal setup is by adding quotes.

Undoubtedly, the Harry Potter series is full of inspirational, magical quotes you can choose from.

In this case, it's said "we all have magic inside us".

And I couldn't agree more.

In the same way, here you can see a bullet journal weekly layout with a quote.

This time is a Sirius Black quotes:

"We both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That's who we really are."

Last but not least, let's talk about Harry Potter cute doodles.

Definitely, these step-by-step doodle tutorials will help you to decorate your Harry Potter-themed bujo setup.

This tutorial includes elements like a scarf, flying key, owl, potion, snitch, butterbeer.

Alternatively, here's another way to doodle a potion bottle, flying key.

However, you can learn how to draw a golden snitch and a ribbon banner.

Last but not least, for all Slytherin's fans, here you can learn how to doodle a Hogwarts houses badge.