Gratitude Page Ideas For Your Bullet Journal
There’s something magical about Bullet Journal page ideas that spark joy and mindfulness. Gratitude pages, in particular, have this unique way of transforming even the most chaotic day into something worth cherishing.
They’re not just about jotting down what you’re thankful for; they help shift your mindset, giving you the space to pause, reflect, and find beauty in the little things.
The best part? Gratitude page ideas are incredibly versatile! From simple lists to creative doodles or even mini photo collages, they’re as unique as you. If you’re looking for fresh ways to incorporate gratitude into your journal, you’re in the right place.
Adding a gratitude log to your Bullet Journal is such a simple but powerful way to bring more positivity and mindfulness into your life. Having a little space to jot down the things that make you smile? Honestly, it’s a game-changer.
Not only does it give you a moment to pause and reflect on the good stuff, but it’s also been shown to help reduce stress, boost your mood, and even improve your sleep. Who wouldn’t want that?
One of the best parts of Bullet Journaling is how you can make it completely yours and gratitude logs are no different. There are so many fun, creative ways to design them, and you can totally match them to your style.
Love a clean and simple vibe? Go for minimalist grids or lists. Do you prefer something colorful and bold? Fill your page with doodles, washi tape, or even watercolor splashes!
More than just making your journal prettier, a gratitude log is a gentle nudge to focus on the good things, even when life feels chaotic. Experiment with different layouts, find what clicks for you, and watch how this tiny habit lifts your outlook day by day.
And be sure you check the end of the post to get some FREE printables that will help you get started on this new habit of daily gratitude right away.
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Stationery Recommendations
Before we look at the pages, let’s talk supplies. You can absolutely just use one pen to daily write your gratitude, and it’s fine if that is what you want.
But I think it’s much more fun to do anything if you have the supplies that you love and that bring you joy every time you use them.
So here are a few of my favorite supplies you can use for your gratitude log and pretty much any Bullet Journal page.
- Fineliner. I think these are the blood of your Bullet Journal pages, helping you create any page you can imagine. They usually come in sets with different nib sizes, allowing for more line variety. My favorites are Sakura Pigma Micron.
- Markers. I love making things more visual, especially goals pages, and adding color definitely helps. You can use anything you like, and I often recommend starting with Crayola Super Tips since they come in many colors and are more affordable. But my favorites are definitely Zebra Mildliners.
- Stencils. Stencils are a great way to decorate your Bullet Journal or to just speed up the process of creating pages. You should try these stencils from Amazon.
We can talk about stationery for hours, so let’s just dive in and look at the gratitude pages that I’m sure you’ll love.
Gratitude Page Ideas For Your Bullet Journal
I hope by now you're excited to start working on your daily gratitude habit, and here are some page inspirations to help you with that.
This is just to get your imagination going because really, you can express your gratitude on the page any way you want to.
So, let's dive in and look at these fun and inspiring pages!
I'm not sure if the creator meant for the whole page to be a little journaling entry for the daily gratitude or if this is a place for daily gratitude for each day of September. Either way, this is a beautiful page, and it's a perfect way to write about the beautiful things you're grateful for.
It's a pretty useful idea to have two pages for your daily gratitudes; that way, you can get more detailed with all the wonderful things you're grateful for.
I think sometimes it's super fun to mix gratitude with something else you're working on, like your doodling skills. It's exactly what I did in my Space and Galaxy-themed Bullet Journal setup.
I must admiut it does look a bit crowded, but I kind like this feel.
I mention a lot on this list of monthly gratitude pages. But you can definitely do your gratitude differently as well. This is, for example, a gratitude log for Fall, and you can create one for each season if you want to.
I love the idea of seasonal gratitude lists, it definitely allows you to appreciate them more, as well as create a seasonally themed layout.
If you don't mind extra work, you can create separate pages every week for your daily gratitude. It gives you more space to express all your feelings, and it creates info a log of your daily life, which will be fun to look back at in the future.
Here is another monthly gratitude log, and here, the creator went with words and doodles for each day. I like this style, and I think going for black and white doodles fits this layout very well.
I'm not sure how to name this style, but it's basically me mixing all the different approaches together. As you can see, I used stickers, photos, washi tape, lettering, and doodles to express all the good things happening in my life.
This is actually a fun way to reuse your old planner and such, so you already have a designated space for each day to write your gratitude, as you can see this creator did.
I also really like that even thought it;'s just the text, the creator made it very interesting by using differnt colors and beautiful fonts to highlight extra important things.
I absolutely adore this idea. You can add a few lines every day until the entire page is decorated with all the gratitude you expressed that month. It is also a great way to practice your handwriting.
Gratitude loh is all about the content of the page, but it doesn't mean you can't make it a bit more fun. Here, the creator used beautiful and bright colors for a header that stands out and makes the page look that much more positive.
You don't have to do a monthly gratitude log; you can absolutely just create a random page any time and write down all the things you're grateful for like I did here.
I really like this idea because it is also a fun way to challenge myself to try different frame designs. Thankfully, it fit very well with my "back to school" theme.
We already talked about a weekly gratitude log, and you saw a pretty detailed two-page weekly setup for that. But you can absolutely go for something simpler and smaller, like this beautiful one-page gratitude spread.
Something simple like a little illustration, a shadow on your boxes, or a piece of washi tape can really elevate your layout design.
One more monthly gratitude log with beautiful pink colors. I love that the creator also colored every other line, so it's easier to distinguish between the days of the month.
Your gratitude log can be an expression of your style or the current theme you're creating. Just look at this absolutely stunning gratitude log!
Last but not least is this beautiful gratitude layout, where the creators challenged themselves to express gratitude only in one word. It's also a fantastic way to practice different fonts and lettering styles.
Free Bullet Journal Printables
As I mentioned before, I already created a few FREE printable pages that can help you foster gratitude in your daily life, and you can already find it in the Resources Vault.
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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
Are you looking for more ideas and inspirations on how to establish gratitude habits and how your Bullet Journal can help you with that? I’ve got you covered.
Check out these posts next:
- Bullet Journal Gratitude Log For Happiness In Your Life
- 21 Bullet Journal Gratitude Page Inspirations
- 23 Fantastic Daily Gratitude Journal Prompts
>>> What kind of gratitude pages do you use in your Bullet Journal. Share with us in the comments!
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