19 Simple Minimalist Bullet Journal Weekly Spread Ideas
Are you ready to dive into an ocean of Bullet Journal page ideas? Perfect, because today we’re stripping things back and embracing the art of simplicity. We’re going to explore the world of simple minimalist Bullet Journal weekly spreads.
Now, I’m sure you’ve seen those Bullet Journals out there that are so intricately designed they could pass as modern art. And while they’re absolutely beautiful, they can also be a bit…overwhelming, right? Especially when all you need is a functional, easy-to-maintain layout for your weekly plans.
Well, my friends, you’re in luck! This blog post is all about minimalist weekly pages that are as clean and straightforward as they come. They might not win any art awards, but they’ll certainly help you keep your life organized and stress-free.
And trust me, just because they didn’t take hours to set up, it doesn’t mean that they look any less pretty and stylish than their artistic counterparts.
You know that feeling when you declutter your room? Everything is in its place, and suddenly, your mind feels clearer too. That’s what minimalist Bullet Journal weekly spreads can do for you.
Imagine opening your Bullet Journal to find a clean, straightforward spread, just the essential tasks and events for your week. It’s not only visually calming but also incredibly effective for productivity. With a minimalist spread, it’s easy to see what needs to be done. There are no distracting doodles or decorations, just an organized layout that keeps you focused on your goals.
And let’s not forget the time-saving aspect, my friends! Crafting a minimalist spread is quick and painless. No need to spend hours creating intricate designs when all you need is a simple list or grid.
Oh, and don’t you dare think that just because minimalist Bullet Journal spreads are easy and quick to set up, they’re any less stunning to look at. I mean, who said simplicity can’t be breathtakingly beautiful? Not me, that’s for sure!
Just picture this: a clean, crisp page with neatly laid out tasks, a dash of your favorite pen color, and maybe a tiny doodle or two (if you’re feeling extra). It’s like a blank canvas with just the right amount of color and detail – a perfect balance between form and function.
You see, there’s something incredibly appealing about a minimalist spread. It’s like a perfectly brewed cup of coffee on a quiet Sunday morning, or a beautifully arranged bookshelf. It’s simple, yes, but oh-so satisfying to look at!
And if you’re looking for some weekly spreads to start using right away, I’ve got you covered. Check the end of the post to get FREE Bullet Journal weekly spreads and more free printables!
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Stationery Recommendations
Just because you don’t need too many supplies to create minimalist Bullet Journal pages doesn’t mean you don’t need any supplies.
Here are a few recommendations perfect for minimalist style pages:
- Fineliners. For any Bullet Journal page, be it minimalist or artistic, you need a good set of fineliners. I recommend getting Sakura Pigma Micron pens, which also come in a set of different nib sizes, providing a wide variety of line thicknesses.
- Tombow Fudenosuke. This brush pen is very easy to master and is perfect for adding brush lettering to your Bullet Journal pages. These pens are also great for drawing if you feel like adding some minimalist decorations.
- Monochrome Brush Pens. For a great variety of monochrome colors, you can’t go wrong with Tombow Dual Brush monochrome set. Great for coloring as well as for brush lettering.
- Writing pen. You’ll need a good writing pen, and there are so many to choose from! I recommend getting Muji pens because they create beautiful thin lines and look aesthetic as well.
Now that you have all the supplies let’s get inspired by some amazing weekly spreads!
Simple Minimalist Bullet Journal Weekly Spread Ideas
While minimalist weekly pages might seem basic at first glance, there's a whole world of variety waiting to be explored. It's like walking into a bakery and smelling the sweet aroma of freshly baked bread. It might all look the same from afar, but take a closer look, and you'll see each loaf has its unique charm.
We could go on for hours discussing different minimalist Bullet Journal page ideas. But, let's not get too carried away, shall we? We want this blog post to be a fun ride, not an overwhelming marathon.
So, for the sake of sanity (and your scrolling finger), let's stick to 19 fabulous ideas. Yes, just 19. But trust me, each one is a little gem that can transform your Bullet Journaling experience.
Starting with this incredible weekly spread is so neat and well-organized! I think the true star of this spread is the beautiful handwriting.
This spread is so minimalist that it looks empty. But, if you look closer, you can clearly see that one page has a weekly spread, and another one has a running to-do list—a perfect match for all types of planning.
A truly minimalist weekly with nothing to distract you from being productive. I love that here, each day has this little hour chart so you can plan your tasks hour by hour.
If you want to add something special to your weekly spread but don't feel like color, trying out a grey marker as you see on this page is a great idea!
Your weekly can change according to your own needs. If you have a less busy week, you can definitely just use a one-page spread like this one. If you feel like doing something extra, you can add an illustration like the one here on the left. Otherwise, it's a very minimalist weekly.
This beautiful weekly spread is not usually a complete weekly; it's kind of an ongoing format where you fit as many days on the page as you can. Or at least this is what I think.
A perfectly organized weekly spread, and I love the idea of dividing the daily boxes. That way, you have a more dedicated space for just your top three main tasks for the day.
This weekly spread is a great example of how to subtly add tiny accents of color without overwhelming the entire page with it,
I love this spread and the neatness of the letters and numbers here. I definitely think these were either stamps or stencils.
Just because you create a minimalist spread doesn't mean that you can't do any decorations. These simple botanical doodles are excellent examples of that.
Another way to add interest to your minimalist pages is by using interesting lettering combinations. The contrast between bock letters and brush lettering on this page is a beautiful testimony of that.
Geometric patterns are also a fun way to add something special to your Bullet Journal weekly spreads. This one just has a few simple squares, but how much more interesting this spread looks!
This is a beautiful weekly log, and I love the little details, like a daily habit tracker and the washi tape.
How much happiness is in this spread! All thanks for these beautiful orange accents, which brighten up the weekly without overwhelming you.
I don't think I've ever seen this idea of a weekly spread in a beautiful frame. I love the variety of lines with a frame and how much interest it adds to the simple weekly spread.
One page weekly can have enough space if organized correctly, and as you can see on this weekly spead each daily box has plenty of space for ALL the tasks.
Headers and banners are yet another fun way to add a bit of variety to your weekly spreads. I like the simple squares chosen for this spread; they are easy to create and look very fun, creating this kind of back-to-school feeling.
Washi tape is an easy and aesthetic way to d3corate your Bullet Journal pages, and there are pkenty washi tapes out there to keep the ame minimalist look even when you add them to your pages.
Stamps are a great way to add headers and other details to your Bullet Journal pages, and this spread is an excellent proof of that.
Free Bullet Journal Printables
Before you run off creating your minimalist weekly spreads, let me share with you something else.
Already, in the Resources Vault, you can find 50+ FREE Bullet Journal printables, including several printable weekly spreads you can start using right away.
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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 some more ideas and inspirations for your Bullet Journal and especially weekly spreads? I’ve got you covered.
Check out these posts next:
- Simple But Stunning Minimalist Bullet Journal Page Ideas
- 31+ Easy Minimalist Bullet Journal Weekly Spreads for Busy People
- Finding Your Style Of Bullet Journal Weekly Spread
>>> What kind of weekly spreads are you going to try next? Let us know in the comments.
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