11 Pumpkin Mood Tracker Inspirations You’ll Love
Among all the Bullet Journal page ideas, a mood tracker is definitely one of the most impactful pages, especially for managing your emotions.
Fall is officially here, and with it comes crisp leaves, cozy sweaters, and of course, pumpkins! This season can bring an array of emotions, from excitement to melancholy.
To help capture the feelings that come with autumn and get into the seasonal spirit, why not try a pumpkin mood tracker?
With all its festive charm and trackable features, this fun page will give you insight into your own emotional journey through the fall while inspiring creative self-expression.
Mood trackers are some of my favorite pages to use, especially for transitional seasons like Fall and Spring when emotions are already jumping around a lot.
But adding some creativity to your pages will not just help you to feel better but also entice you to actually use it!
And before we dive into the trackers, be sure to scroll until the end to get your freebies and more resources to learn about mood tracking and other useful pages.
Pumpkin Mood Tracker Inspirations
Pumpkins are perfect doodles for Fall and they are pretty easy to draw as well. But it doesn't mean you can't get creative with it!
Check out these inspiring pumpkin trackers to find your own perfect idea.
I love this tracker and the beautiful bright colors the creator chose for the moods. I also love that she created a ranking from bad to good, rather than assigning different colors to different emotions. I find that way much easier to figure out.
Pumpkins are also very easy to turn in a Halloween-themed doodles. Just check out this tracker! The creator didn't even add faces to each pumpkin, but it already looks so deliciously creepy.
A great thing about a pumpkin tracker is that you can easily play around with colors and use anything you want, and it will look very natural. It's easy to fit it to any aesthetics.
Another option of how to turn your pumpkin tracker into a Halloween-themed spread. I love the idea of visually representing moods with different expressions!
You don't necessarily have to draw a pumpkin for each day of the month on your tracker! Just draw a few large ones and divide them into parts so there are enough sections for each day.
Just because it's a pumpkin tracker, it doesn't mean that you can't include other elements in your tracker! How adorable are these ghosts? They are just a perfect match for a pumpkin-themed tracker.
Here is a good example of fitting an entire month in just one pumpkin! And I love the idea here of using different colors or even patterns for different types of moods. It really makes the final p[umpkin look so different!
Having fewer colors for your moods will definitely help you think through your emotions, and I love that this tracker has just three options.
One more idea for one giant pumpkin to be an entire mood tracker for the month. I wish I could see this tracker after the pen, all full of different colors!
This mood tracker is pretty standard in terms of a design idea, but I wanted to include it here since the pumpkin doodles themselves look a bit different, and I thought you might like this new style.
We've had a few trackers with pretty big pumpkins, but you could also go in a different direction by creating tiny pumpkin doodles and playing around with empty space, like on this tracker.
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Stationery Recommendations
Before I share more resources and your freebies, I wanted to leave you with some recommendations for different supplies you’ll love using for creating your own pumpkin mood tracker.
My top picks are:
- Sakura Pigma Micron – these great fineliners will be perfect for drawing all those pumpkins!
- Crayola Super Tips – these markers have so many different shades of orange! They will be perfect for a pumpkin tracker where you need to have a variety of shades of more or less one color.
- Tombow Furenosuke – you’ll love using these brush pens to create beautiful brush lettering and headers for any Bullet Journal pages.
- Pilot Dr. Grip – when you create a page full of doodles, you’ll probably need to sketch a lot, and having a comfortable pencil can be sup[er helpful. This pencil has the most comfortable grip I’ve ever used!
Free Bullet Journal Printables
You didn’t think I’d leave you without a freebie, right? Already in the Resources Vault, you can access several mood trackers, as well as several Halloween-themed pages, if you’re looking for soemthing spooky.
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 some more inspirations and ideas for your Bullet Journal? I’ve got you covered.
Check out these posts next:
- 61+ Spooky October Bullet Journal Inspirations and Ideas
- 35+ Fun and Creative Bullet Journal Mood Trackers and How To Use Them
- 35+ Enchanting Fall Bullet Journal Themes and Page Ideas
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