Today you’ll see my favorite September bullet journal layout ideas.
Because it’s the middle of August, you probably start looking for some amazing bujo inspiration for September.
With this in mind, here you can find the best September ideas for:
- and other great bullet journal pages
So let’s dive right in!
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September Bullet Journal Ideas
First and foremost, doodling brown and yellow leaves is a stunning way to celebrate the change of seasons.
Because what screams more fall than simple leaves.
Also, I love how small groups of brown dots add another dimension to this cute September bullet journal cover page.
Obviously, the cover page's title is so beautiful with a cursive font and white highlights.
Next bujo's first page includes a mini calendar and Harry Potter themed drawings.
Definitely, September is an appropriate time to start reading the Harry Potter series for the first time or all over again.
For this reason, I really love this planner title page with all of the HP-styled doodles.
However, I also like to pay attention to details.
Let's appreciate washi tape's Gryffindor colors.
On the other hand, you can choose back to school theme for your September bullet journal setup.
This back-to-school-themed planner cover includes cute backpack and apple doodles and a bullet journal notes banner.
Also, you can read a bujo quote:
"the whole world is a teacher for those who are intelligent and an enemy for those who are not."
Along with these bujo September cover pages, this one is an artistic one.
Basically, it's a minimalist wreath with mushrooms and leaves around it.
I love bouncy lettering and cute black dots that come in different sizes.
Moreover, this September bullet journal falls theme cover was created with Crayola Markers.
Definitely, it's a very affordable option for every bullet journalist.
In the same way, here you can see another mushroom-themed bujo fall cover page.
In this case, the author created mushrooms with some flowers and leaves.
Basically, they grow on a gorgeous red and yellow bullet journal ribbon banner.
Definitely, sunflowers are the part of late summer.
For this reason, a bullet journal sunflower theme is always a beautiful way to decorate your planner pages.
And welcome September.
Alternatively, you can decorate your September bullet journal with minimalist fall flowers.
Indeed, this combination of scarlet and gold color interlaced with inked simple flower doodles is stunning.
Furthermore, the author used gold watercolors and the end effect is amazing.
The next two bullet journal planners were designed more minimalist.
For example, this one includes a cup of coffee.
Again, I really love small details like the cup's tag and shading.
Unlike the previous bujo cover examples, this one is really simple.
Basically, it includes only thin, capital letters.
But using a lot of negative space can be vocal as well.
As well as that, this bullet journal calendar layout for September is pretty and functional at the same time.
Basically, you can see two different monthly calendars: the classic one and a vertical one.
And the flower doodles are beyond beautiful.
In my opinion, it's a great example that a bullet journal can be aesthetic and practical at once.
Additionally, you can always go for a classic monthly calendar and decorate it with leaves and coffee doodles.
Besides, I appreciate cute bullet journal heading for a to-do list.
Indeed, what a creative and unique idea to add a cup of coffee doodle to a planner title.
Without a doubt, setting up a minimalist bullet journal requires clean bullet journal fonts.
In this case, the author made it work.
Also, I like how the days of the month remind me of a periodic table.
When it comes to September habit tracker ideas, I like how you can easily replace words with symbols.
It's rather short but straight to the point.
Also, these simple daisy doodles are so cute.
On the other hand, this September bullet journal habit tracker is more complex than the previous one.
Nevertheless, what a cool idea to replace a monthly calendar with crayon doodles.
Basically, each crayon represents a different habit, for instance, the pink one is for vitamins or the blue one is for 10k steps.
Alternatively, you can always stick with a minimalist habit tracker for the September bullet journal.
For instance, this one includes undated mini calendars, black and white bujo titles, and minimalist drawings.
This bullet journalist tracks her yoga sessions, workouts, no spend days, no work days (I love it), a Japanese study, and vitamins intake.
Good for her!
Along with habit trackers, tracking your September moods is a great way to observe any kind of mood swings.
This September mood tracker was designed as a simple branch with fall leaves.
Each leaf represents one day and all you have to do is to color it according to your mood tracker's color-code key.
Another type of mood tracker is a circle one.
This one includes a coffee theme and is divided into two parts: am (for morning mood) and pm (for evening mood).
By the way, am I the only one who can relate to this bullet journal quote:
"What goes best with a cup of coffee? Another cup."
Indeed, I couldn't agree more.
Last but not least, this mood tracker is a simple graph, where you track six emotions: sad, anxious, stressed, neutral, good, happy.
By the end of the month, you get a graph that shows you how your moods varied.
When it comes to bullet journal decorations, it's so pretty with these pink polka dot and classic roses two washi tapes.
Just as a crayons-themed habit tracker, this September bullet journal spread is all about books.
Definitely, these book doodles are so pretty.
Besides, the quote inspires me a lot.
In fact, you're the only hero of your story.
On the other hand, this minimalist bujo weekly spread includes simple flower doodles.
The only color you can see is the yellow one and it pops out in a mini calendar, bee doodles, and the tops of flowers.
Also, I love that bullet journal weekly titles have drop shadows.
Last but not least, there's one page you simply need within your September bullet journal collections.
Autumn bucket list.
Undoubtedly, there are so many things you can do during this fall.
Basically, the bucket list helps you stay on track.
For example, going through a corn maze or making fresh apple cider sounds amazing.
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September Bullet Journal Themes
Undoubtedly, September is this weird month, stuck between late summer and early fall.
For this reason, some of the bullet journalists decide to go with typical fall themes.
At the same time, there is a strong group in a bullet journaling world that wants summer vibes to stay as long as possible.
For this reason, they make their September bullet journal still bright and colorful, sticking with summer themes.
However, if you’re struggling with which bujo theme to choose, below you can find the list of the statement September themes.
By the way, there’re many cute step-by-step doodle tutorials.
So it’s so easy to decorate your entire September bullet journal layouts and stay on theme.
Harry Potter
Personally, I find Harry Potter to be the most suitable theme for the September bullet journal.
Indeed, back-to-school season has always been strongly connected with the Harry Potter series.
With this in mind, I even wrote the entire blog post, where I share the best bullet journal Harry Potter spreads ideas.
School Theme
Undoubtedly, while speaking of back-to-school season, the school theme is the most obvious choice to make.
But it doesn’t mean your bujo spreads have to be boring and repetitive.
Last year, I chose the school theme and I drew a simple flat lay including a notebook, washi tape, pens.
Indeed, you can be crazy creative even with such a basic theme.
Fall Theme
Again, as I mentioned before, for some of us September means fall.
With this in mind, the basic fall bullet journal themes are everything connected with this season like fox, leaves, pumpkins, mushrooms, acorn.
Also, feel free to use fall color schemes like yellows, oranges, reds, greens.
Sunflower Theme
Personally, I think the sunflower theme allows you to stay in a summer mood longer.
Along with this, it’s pretty easy to draw sunflowers.
Other September Theme Ideas
Besides, you can always choose these cute bujo themes for September such as:
- fall flowers
- pinecones
- mushrooms
- woodland creature
- forest
- mountains
- tea
- sunflowers
September Bullet Journal Cover Page
Now, when you get some September bullet journal theme inspiration, here’re amazing cover page ideas.
Obviously, now I have to make a short disclaimer.
Of course, if all these artistic bullet journal designs aren’t your thing, it’s absolutely ok.
Absolutely, you can make your September bujo work without doodling or drawing.
Indeed, just do what’s best for you.
For instance, last year I chose the Gossip Girl series as a bullet journal theme for September.
In particular the Blair Waldorf aesthetic.
For this reason, for my bujo cover page, I chose to doodle some cute, girl boss vibes stuffs like a sleep mask, a Chanel bag, makeup products, etc.
September Monthly Log
At this time, you just unleashed your creativity and made a cover page.
Finally, it’s time to think more about organizational kinds of stuff and set up a bullet journal monthly spread.
Besides creating a classic monthly calendar, I’d recommend leaving some blank space for your monthly goals, notes, or mini trackers.
Definitely, I like my “productive” spreads to be rather minimalist.
However, this time I went a little bit over the board.
What I mean by that, I added a lot of doodles and Blair Waldorf’s famous quotes.
In general, this bullet journal September spread is my favorite.
Obviously, I had to make a mistake.
Luckily, it was easy to fix.
The wrong word was covered by a black ink pen.
Later, I wrote on it the correct one with a white gel pen.
September Habit Trackers
Unquestionably, September is a month of change.
Not only do you get back to school, the nights are getting colder and colder, but also the entire season changes from summer to fall.
With this in mind, you may want to work on new, good habits and get rid of the bad ones.
And undoubtedly, a habit tracker is a bullet journal spread that will help you to finally do it.
However, at the same time, you still can be creative and decorate your September tracker with cute doodles and lettering.
As you can see, I chose to make mini calendar habit trackers.
Definitely, it’s the most tedious part of bullet journaling.
However, I really enjoy using this type of tracker.
So it was worth it.
September Mood Tracker
With days getting shorter, you can start feeling a little bit lower than during the summer.
Definitely, I’m a huge believer in mood tracking throughout the whole year.
And fall and winter seem to be a great time to actually keeping a mood tracker on a daily basis.
While being amazing bullet journal layout ideas for your self-care practice, mood trackers can be so fun to create at the same time.
September Bullet Journal Weekly Spread
Obviously, if you want to achieve your monthly goals at the end of the month, you have to hold yourself accountable during the month.
Apart from tracking your progress for example with a habit tracker, you need to develop an action plan.
Undoubtedly, the best way to break your monthly goal into smaller chunks is by using a bullet journal weekly spread.
Moreover, creating weeklies you love motivates you to use a bujo every single day.
For instance, my weekly one-page bullet journal layout is the most basic layout.
Basically, I put a mini-calendar in the right, upper corner, and drew perfume bottles as headers.
Also, I left space for my monthly goals, next week’s tasks, and notes.
September Bullet Journal Collections
Last but not least it’s time for September bullet journal collections.
For example, you can write your fall bucket list or create an art journal page with motivational bullet journal quotes.
Alternatively, use a planner as a school bullet journal and some school bullet journal spreads like schedule, exam study plan, or simple school notes.
For example, I like to include a brain dump page in my September planner.
After working with the brain dump sessions for a couple of months, now I can’t imagine not setting up this kind of bujo layout in my notebook.
For solely decoration purposes, I drew a fashion figure in a pencil skirt (so Blair Waldorf!), carrying a shopping bag with a Channel logo.
On the next page, in the right, the upper corner I repeated the same motive.
September Bullet Journal – Final Thoughts
While I love this back-to-school season with getting all of the new stationery, backpacks, and clothing, I’ll miss summer for sure.
So I’m beyond happy for setting up my September bullet journal pages.
But as of now, I still hesitate about which of the September bullet journal themes to choose.
However, I hope you have fun with this new season of bullet journaling.
Good luck!
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