November Bullet Journal Cover Ideas [2021]

First and foremost, let's start with this cute forest-themed cover page for November.

Definitely, it's so creative idea to arrange the fall scene, including the sweet hedgehog hiding in the cup of tea.

Indeed, fall is all about hot beverages, falling leaves, and cute woodland animals.

Alternatively, you can always get a more whimsical approach to the bullet journal woodland theme.

For example, this planner cover page for November contains two, cartoony mushrooms, hedgehog (yet again), pink sky, and sweet Kawaii cloud.

By the way, the author used a pastel Tombow Brushpen set I'm really obsessed with.

On the other hand, is there any more classic November theme than a fall wreath?

This one includes yellow and brown oak leaves, acorns, and red hawthorn (I suppose).

Also, I love the author replaced the "o" letter with an acorn.

Definitely, fall vibes.

The next November bullet journal cover features my three favorite fall themes: coffee, pumpkins, and cozy sweaters.

Moreover, all elements were arranged as part of the shelf styling.

Unquestionably, let's get cozy this month.

In contrast to the previous bujo page, this planner cover is simpler.

Nevertheless, it's still beautiful.

Undoubtedly, this cup of coffee gives me so much joy.

Also, I really love having my daily dose of caffeine in double wall glass coffee cups.

Along with this, feel free to take a coffee theme to completely another level and draw the entire coffee shop.

Definitely, making this type of monthly bullet journal cover takes a lot of dedication.

Just imagine doodling all furniture pieces, coffee mugs, and even plants.

But the end effect is stunning.

However, for those of you who aren't ready to spend many hours, doodling a November bullet journal cover, this is a great alternative.

Indeed, using a scrapbooking technique to create a monthly cover seems to be a little bit less time-consuming task.

In this case, just take pieces of scrapbooking paper, print out cute Instagram fall photos, and design a collage.

To be completely honest, I don't know whether it's a cup of tea or coffee.

Assuming these three leaves are tea leaves, this is a cup of tea drawing.

So let's spill the tea during the most bizarre month of the year.

Speaking of tea drawing, this matcha-inspired November bujo title page is very aesthetic pleasant.

For me, a huge fan of Instagram flat lays (hello 2015), the cover is great reminiscent of my early stages on this social media platform.

And the muted green-brown combo is everything.

Ok, let's leave the coffee theme behind.

The next popular November bujo theme is anything connected with rainy days: umbrellas, rain boots, grey clouds, etc.

But these rain boots are yellow and the umbrella is so colorful that even rainy days seem to be more bearable.

The next pretty common November theme is seasonal fruit and veggies.

For instance, here you can see a picnic scene with a classic red and white blanket and veggie doodles.

Definitely, it's the healthiest picnic I've ever seen.

Along with this, apples

When it comes to sunflower bullet journal, I feel always torn.

Although sunflowers are undoubtedly beautiful and easy flowers to draw, I just don't see them as a bullet journal theme for November.

Nevertheless, bullet journaling is all about fitting planner pages to your needs and preferences.

With this in mind, if you want sunflowers on your November bullet journal cover that go for it.

Again, I'm not head over heels in love with choosing a floral theme for this month.

However, what doesn't work for me doesn't mean it won't work for you.

From time to time it may be worth stepping out of your comfort zone and draw spring flowers in November.

Similar to the previous first page, this one gives me almost the same vibes.

Again, the color scheme doesn't scream November to me.

But I always try to keep my mind open and the embroidery theme is really cute.

Also, I love how the author was able to obtain the 3D effect on embroideries.

Along with this, here you can see plant-themed bujo inspiration.

And while I'm not used to seeing a lot of greenery on November planner covers, this one include a quote:

"you will always harvest what you plant".

And honestly, I totally buy it, especially before the entire New Year season.

This is another example of how you can use scrapbook paper in your personal planner.

By entering newspapers and using a cool sticker you make easily your monthly cover page with a wow factor.

Also, I love how newspapers interlace the sticker with a vintage adapter and rustic boxes.

I'm sure you'll think this is the cutest, most creative bullet journal cover page around.

Definitely, I love how it has a dark background with a massive jar, tiny fireflies, and stars.

It gives off such moody, magical vibes!

On the other hand, a minimalist bullet journal cover page is the perfect option to choose, especially if you're feeling overwhelmed with using bold colors.

Here you can see simple feather drawings in muted green, dark gold, and tan.

Again, it's a simple but elegant notebook November cover.

Similar to the previous example, this bujo page features an easy plane doodle.

The only stronger accent is the bullet journal title, where each letter was written in a different color.

However, those colors work perfectly together so it doesn't bother me at all.

Now it's time to introduce you to more complex bujo designs.

For example, here you can see a view from the window in Paris.

Again very romantic and unique choice for the November theme.

Unquestionably, I'm obsessed with urban sketching.

And while this Amsterdam-themed bujo cover is pretty simple, I feel it in it.

There's something different and beautiful in drawing buildings and street scenes.

The last two DIY planner cover pages are so artistic.

The first features modern abstract art with two faces and organic shapes, all in neutral, earthy tones.

Definitely, I could transfer the design to canvas and hang it in my apartment.

On the other hand, the devil's in the detail.

Usually having visible markers' strokes annoys me but in this case, it gives the entire landscape the extra dimension.

Plus the combo of deep blue color with neutrals is amazing.