13 Inspiring Bullet Journal Quote Page Ideas
Diving into the world of Bullet Journal page ideas, we all know that a sprinkle of inspiration can turn an ordinary day into an extraordinary one. That’s where quote pages come in!
These little nuggets of wisdom, humor, or encouragement can be just the pick-me-up you need when you’re flipping through your Bullet Journal. From famous sayings to personal mantras, quote pages add a personal touch to your journaling journey.
Let’s not just stop at functionality; let’s also make our Bullet Journals a source of joy and inspiration. In this post, we will explore some creative and uplifting Bullet Journal quote page ideas.
Whether you’re a seasoned BuJo enthusiast or just getting started, these ideas are sure to spark your creativity and make your Bullet Journaling experience even more rewarding.
You know those days when you’re feeling a little low, and you need a pick-me-up? That’s where the magic of quote pages in your Bullet Journal comes into play. These pages are like your personal cheerleaders, filled with words that inspire, motivate, and make you smile.
The beauty of a Bullet Journal is that it can be entirely tailored to your needs. So, if you fancy a page full of funny quips to lift your spirits or profound quotes to contemplate, you’ve got it!
Having these quotes at your fingertips is not just about capturing words that resonate with you; it’s about creating a tool that supports your mental well-being.
Getting thoughts out of your head and onto paper is an effective way of relieving stress and anxiety. And what better way to do this than by filling your journal with uplifting quotes?
Writing ideas down helps keep them fresh and allows you to objectively “see” your ideas. This applies to quote pages too. Seeing these words of wisdom visually represented can make them more impactful, serving as a constant reminder of positive moments and lessons learned.
So, next time you stumble upon a phrase or saying that strikes a chord, why not add it to a quote page in your Bullet Journal? And hopefully, the pages in this blog post will inspire you to get creative with this process.
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Stationery Recommendations
Of course, you’ll need some supplies to create the beautiful quote pages. You can surely use whatever you already have in your arsenal. It’s a really faulty assumption that to have a Bullet Journal and to create beautiful pages you need a lot of expensive stationery.
However, if you feel like leveling up and adding some extra supplies to your collection, here are some of my favorites for creating quote pages:
- A comfortable pencil and eraser. The best way to make sure that your quote and Kettering look perfect is to start with a pencil, and you’ll need a comfortable one. My top picks are a Pilot Dr. Grip mechanical pencil and a Sakura Foam Eraser, which is white and doesn’t leave streaks behind.
- Fineliners. These black pens are perfect for creating any type of lettering or doodling project. They are a general must-have when it comes to creating Bullet Journal pages. My recommendation is Sakura Pigma Micron, which also comes in a set with different nib sizes, allowing you more line variety.
- Markers. If you want to add some color, you might need markers for that. I always recommend Crayola Super Tips since they come in many colors and are pretty affordable. My personal favorites are Zebra Mildliner and Tombow Twin Tone for their beautiful colors.
- Brush pens. Finally, if you want to add some brush lettering to your quote page, you’ll need brush pens. My tip choice here are Tombow Dual Brush Pens that come in so many colors and have a marker tip as well, allowing you to create thinner, more detailed lines.
Now that you have all your supplies ready, let’s get comfortable in your home office or just on the couch and pick some ideas for your next quote page.
Bullet Journal Quote Page Ideas
Isn't it amazing how everyone's quote pages look so different? It's like a peek into each person's unique world of inspiration. Some prefer minimalist elegance with clean lines and simple lettering, while others revel in vibrant doodles dancing around the words.
But with all this creative freedom, it can also feel a bit overwhelming, can't it? I mean, where do you even start?
Well, let's take a deep breath and break it down. How about we start with 13 quote pages? Sounds manageable, right?
Now, don't worry about getting it perfect. The beauty of Bullet Journaling is that it's your personal space to experiment and grow. So, let your creativity run wild! Add a dash of color here, a little doodle there. Or keep it simple with just the words - because sometimes, less is more.
Remember, these quote pages are for you. They're your go-to source of motivation, your little corner of positivity. So fill them with words that speak to you, words that make you smile, dream, and strive to be the best version of yourself.
And if you want to learn more about different lettering styles or how to create quote pages in your Bullet Journal, be sure to scroll until the end and check the "More Resources" section.
I like using a quote page to start a month next to a cover page. I think it's a fun way to set the mood for the monthly theme.
This is another beautiful quote, and you can't deny that the main hero of this quote page is the brush lettering. I love that subtle grey shadow added to the lettering.
This quote I added when I was doing a book-themed Bullet Journal setup. This is a quote from one of my favorite authors, let me know in the comments if you know who it is!
As you can see, you can do incredible work for your quote page, even if you just use one color. And if you feel like you need a variety try to use different font styles.
Another fun way to make your quote page stand out by using extra elements, like washi tapes, stamps or even kraft paper.
In this particular spread I also really love the use of gold pen.
A fun thing about a quote page is that you don't have to create a piece that covers the entire page. Here is me using only a little piece in the center and it absolutely works!
Out of context this might be strange, but if you consider this is a part of mushroom witchy theme it all makes sence. I love that here the creator used a banner for a part of the quote.
I love this spread for all the elements - fun fonts, beautiful bright colors and fun stationery doodles. I think this quote also speaks to me as a Bullet Journal addict.
This is your classic Fall quote for a cozy Fall-themed monthly setup. It looks simple and yet very stylish. This quote page is a great example that less is more.
In case you don't know how to do brush lettering, you can always settle for faux calligraphy like I did here. And if you use color, the secret is in finding the ones that work well together.
Beautiful lettering, especially brush lettering, can be enough to create a quote page to remember. This spread is a great example of it.
Simple line lettering can look absolutely stunning. You don't need brush lettering for your lettering to look out of this world!
Different colored paper is a great way to add decor to your quote page, or maybe just frame your quote.
More Resources
I’m sure you got inspired by all these spreads and are ready to jump into creating your own quote pages.
Check out these posts next to help you make that next step:
- How To Create A Quote Page In Your Bullet Journal
- Free Hand Lettering Classes To Take Today
- Best Hand Lettering Pens You’ll Adore
>>> Do you like creating quote pages in your journal? Share in the comments!
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