Fall Bullet Journal Theme Ideas (2024 Update)

First and foremost, this bullet journal September cover page is unique.

In other words, I've never seen an avocado toast as a bullet journal theme.

That being said, these food doodles are so well executed.

Definitely, I'll remember this fall bujo cover for a long time.

On the other hand, choosing leaves as a fall bullet journal theme is a pretty standard thing to do.

However, in this case, I appreciate the fact that instead of a classic fox drawing you see a cute dog doodle.

Also, the entire bujo hello September page is in a classic fall color palette: yellows, oranges, reds, and browns.

Additionally, you can notice a fall bullet journal quote:

"And all at once, September collapsed into fall" O.Wilde

However, there's no rule you have to choose leaves, pumpkins, and foxes as fall bullet journal themes.

This time you can see September bujo monthly calendar in a hot air balloon theme.

Moreover, the entire monthly planner page features muted blue color in doodles and drop shadow.

Obviously, there's nothing wrong with setting up a fall bullet journal with cute fall doodles.

For example, this September bullet journal cute habit tracker includes mini calendars with monochromatic mushroom doodles.

Along with this, I love how an author used simple habits' signifiers instead of basic bullet journal headers.

Although choosing grapes as a fall bullet journal theme is pretty rare, I think it works great.

Besides, the combination of greens and purples is always a good idea.

Also, this bullet journal September mood tracker is a great way to track your fall moods.

And these, as we know, can really challenge us all during the fall months.

Undoubtedly, unique fall bullet journal themes help your fall bullet journal planners to stand out.

In the same way, putting your own twist on fall bullet journal doodles makes a spread special.

For instance, this cute September weekly spread is decorated with cute Kawaii-style doodles.

Another example of a cute bullet journal cover page is October one.

This cover includes all of Halloween spooky must-haves like spiders, spiderwebs, candy corn, bat. black cat, pumpkin, and cute ghosts.

Also, the pumpkin "October" carving is beyond beautiful and on theme.

As well as that, here's a classic bullet journal monthly spread with fall leaves doodles as a decoration.

Every box has its own brown drop shadow that makes this spread looks prettier.

Also, the bullet journal header really sticks out because of the white highlights.

In this case, bullet journal October trackers include Halloween doodles like a spider web, a spider, and candy corn.

Also, it's one of the most vibrant bujo spreads I've ever seen.

Unquestionably, using only yellow and orange colors makes it stand out.

Differing from previous examples, this October bullet journal weekly layout is more elegant.

In my opinion, using some kind of watercolors I think helped create this whimsical fall mood.

Absolutely, my favorite element is a leaf mini-calendar.

Furthermore, a pumpkin theme for the November bullet journal is a fantastic way to celebrate this late fall month.

Although the color palette of yellows, oranges, greens, and browns reminds me more of October vibes, I really like this page.

Besides, the bullet journal title, written in a cursive font, is stunning.

In contrast, this November bullet journal cover page is everything I want November to be.

Not only a minimalistic color scheme but also a watercolor effect definitely creates a "hygge" vibe.

Moreover, adding different shades of the same color gives you an almost 3D effect.

Definitely, there's something magical in this spread.

Definitely, this is the bullet journal monthly cover every true Harry Potter fan needs to add in a notebook.

The wand description is so funny and completes the November monthly spread perfectly.

Moreover, the lettering is 100% in a theme.

On the other hand, you can never go wrong with sweet fox doodles in a Kawaii style.

The habit tracker layout is pretty basic and you can solely focus on this cuteness.

Also, I love this handwriting.

As you can see, a rainy theme doesn't have to be sad and moody.

It's so creative to make a different pattern in a raindrop for each day.

Basically, it's so therapeutic doodling basic shapes while still creating amazing patterns.

In fact, I don't know if it's a bujo weekly spread or rather a masterpiece.

Or maybe both.

Two sleeping bears in nightcaps under the tree are so funny.

As you can see, it's another example of a classic bujo theme interpretation.

What an imagination!

Now, when you know my favorite fall bullet journal theme ideas, it's time to learn how to doodle.

For example, here you can see some cute autumn doodles and headings.

Definitely, they'll work great as part of your Halloween bullet journal theme for the October notebook.

Speaking of Halloween, here you can find step by step tutorial on how to doodle some spooky skeletons, mummies, and vampires.

Definitely, my favorite one is a skeleton.

I think I have to recreate it for my Halloween bullet journal page.

By the way, these cute drawings remind me of Funko Pop figures.

On the other hand, if you're looking for fall doodle inspiration, here you can find a lot of ideas.

For instance, you can try to doodle different kinds of leaves, warm clothes, hot beverages, pumpkins, or even umbrellas.

And they're all in fall color palette: oranges and browns.

Also, doodling warm drinks may be the skill you want to practice this fall.

Although hot cocoa and egg nog are typical Christmas hot drinks, an apple cider, tea, and cappuccino scream fall for me.

Similar to fall warm drinks, there's another thing you most likely experience during the fall.

Rain.

With this in mind, creating an umbrella, rain coat and rain boot doodles can help you deal with rainy days.

Alternatively, you can always go back to summertime. with hot air balloons theme.

Here you can learn how to draw hot air balloons step by step.

Also, this is a simple tutorial on how to draw fall leaves.

Definitely, you'll need this to decorate your fall bullet journal spreads.

Along with this, the second most popular fall bujo doodles are mushrooms.

Here you can see the mushroom doodle tutorial step by step.

By the way, I really love how colors blend together.

When it comes to bullet journal fonts, creating bullet journal headings for September can be a real struggle.

Definitely, you probably already know that writing a beautiful "S" letter is challenging.

For this reason, having a sort of reference is so helpful.

Additionally, I found some bullet journal title ideas, written in block letters and script.

Also, you can see some amazing embellishment inspiration for November bujo headings.