11 Bullet Journal Future Log Ideas
Bullet Journal page ideas can sometimes be a tough nut to crack, especially when it comes to planning for the future. But don’t worry; we’ve got you covered with some stellar Bullet Journal future log ideas. This post is your treasure trove of inspiration, a place where creativity meets practicality.
The future log in your Bullet Journal is like your very own crystal ball. It’s a space where you jot down all the important events, goals, and dreams that are yet to come. And guess what? There’s no one-size-fits-all rule here! Your future log can be as straightforward or as intricate as you like.
So, sit back, grab your favorite pen, and let’s dive into this sea of possibilities together. Whether you’re an experienced Bullet Journal enthusiast or just starting on your journey, these future log ideas will surely spark your imagination and bring a dash of fun into your planning routine.
So, what exactly is a Future Log? Picture it as your personal time machine in your Bullet Journal. It’s a space where you jot down birthdays, anniversaries, or that summer vacation you look forward to, anything that’s happening in the distant future.
But here’s the beauty of it – there are no hard and fast rules on how to set it up! You could embrace minimalism with a simple list or get artsy with doodles and colors. Maybe you want to break it down month by month, or perhaps you prefer a more fluid layout. The possibilities are as boundless as your imagination.
In this post, we’re going to explore a medley of future log formats and styles. Whether you’re a fan of the classic calendar layout or you’re itching to try something a bit more avant-garde, there’s something here for everyone.
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Stationery Recommendations
Before we dive into inspirations, let’s talk about supplies since you’ll need some to set up a future log.
Here are some of my favorites:
- Sakura Pigna Micron – a good fineliner is the must-have for creating any of your Bullet Journal pages. This set comes with different pen nib sizes, so you get more variety.
- Tombow Fudenosuke – perfect brush pen to help you add beautiful brush lettering to your page, and it’s a perfect one for beginners as well.
- Crayola Super Tips – some fun markers to add color to your pages. These come in many colors and are pretty affordable. I also love using Zebra Mildliners for their beautiful, soft colors.
- Calendar Stamps – a lot of future logs have mini calendars, and to make it easier on you, it’s a great idea to use some calendar stamps. Plus, stamps are actually reusable.
- Calendar Stickers – these are probably my favorites for adding calendars to the future log pages. I think the stickers look extra cute and clean, and they come in many amazing styles.
Now that you’ve got all your supplies ready, let’s look at these pages and see what kind of future log you want to create.
Bullet Journal Future Log Ideas
There's an astonishing variety of ways you can set up your Future Log. Some folks keep it minimalistic and functional, others go all out with colors and doodles, and then there are those who find a sweet spot somewhere in the middle.
But here's the thing - we could spend ages exploring all the different styles and variations. And while that sounds like a fun afternoon, for the sake of keeping this blog post manageable (and not turning it into a novel), we're going to focus on 11 distinctive Future Log pages. These chosen few represent a broad spectrum of styles and approaches, so there's bound to be something that catches your eye.
Remember, these are just ideas to ignite your creativity. The beauty of Bullet Journaling lies in its adaptability. So, take these ideas, play around with them, and make them your own. After all, your Bullet Journal is a reflection of you - unique and one-of-a-kind. Let's get started!
I love this beautiful future log; it's a great example of a vertical future log that provides a lot of space for all your events. And the beautiful florals on the tons are a great decoration and a way to add a splush of color and creativity.
This is a future log that I created in the middle of the year. This is a great example of how to set up your future log if you don't start your Bullet Journal on January the first.
I love the stationery theme going on here, it's still my favorite future log to date.
Another fun way to add variety to your future log is by playing around with different fonts. I absolutely love the creative way Natasha wrote each month.
Another way to create a future log is just by creating a year at a glance. It can come together with a separate page to write any deadlines if needed. I like the aesthetic look of this page, but it's honestly lacking functionality for me.
There is beauty in minimalism and a minimal approach to the color and decoration of your future log pages. This is a wonderful example of how stylish and beautiful it can look if you go with such an approach.
If you want to go minimalist but still want the party going, try adding some spark with metallic pages! I absolutely love how beautiful this future log looks.
Here is a fuhn future log design - it provides you with all the space you need, but also is full of beautiful floral doodles.
Of course, a lot of future log pages have calendars. But you don't necessarily need to make this big of an effort to set up a page. This future log is a great example of setting up a future log without adding the mini calendars.
This future log combines mini calendars wutg a vertical monthly list, so you really get an overview of the year as well as lenty of space to add all the deadlines and important dates.
If you want to avoid adding mini calendars but still want to go colorful and fun with your future log -, just create decorative headers and frames like on this page.
I absolutely love the vibrant colors she chose for each month and how the frames are in gradient.
Last but not least is this circle future log. It's a fun way to do something different with your future log. And I really like that there is a bit of color coding going on here.
Free Bullet Journal Printables
Of course, I can’t leave you without a freebie. Already in the Resources Vault you can find a calendex page to plan your upcoming year.
If you don’t have access yet, you can always sign up in the form below.
Once you confirm your subscription, you’ll get the password to get 50+ free Bullet Journal printables, stickers, and worksheets to use right away.
If you’ve never used printables before, be sure to check my post How To Use Printables In Your Bullet Journal.
It’s pretty basic, and you can find all the supplies you need in my post Supplies For Using Bullet Journal Printables.
More Resources
Looking for more resources? I’ve got you covered. There are tons more posts on this blog to help you learn more.
Check out these posts next:
- Bullet Journal Future Log To Plan A Successful Year
- 5 Game-changing Bullet Journal Future Log Hacks
- 13 Bullet Journaling Ideas For Beginners
>>> What kind of future log do you have in your Bullet Journal? Let us know in the comments.
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