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Header and Divider Ideas For Autumn
Autumn is here, and it's time to celebrate the season with a new spread in your journal.
You can use the best of fall to inspire your page: pumpkins, gourds, leaves, fruit, and so much more! Here are some header and divider ideas for you to use as you design your Autumn Journal Spread.
Headers are essentially titles for the different sections in your bullet journal. It helps you organise your spread, and it's a great place to add a bit of flair. A header can be as simple as the name of the month and year, but it can also be a full-on design.
Dividers are an important part of your bullet journal and are used to separate sections of your journal. They can be used in many ways, such as to separate sections by month, week, or day. They can also be used to separate different types of content such as daily spreads and monthly spreads. Dividers are also useful for separating sections that contain similar content such as weekly tasks, monthly tasks, and daily tasks.
And there you have it! I don't know about you, but we’re getting excited about Fall. The time has come for some new thinking, new planning, and a change of pace. These bullet journal ideas can help you get in the Fall frame of mind – and whenever you need to sort out your thoughts and get your act together, turning to journaling is always a good idea!
You can use the best of fall to inspire your page: pumpkins, gourds, leaves, fruit, and so much more! Here are some header and divider ideas for you to use as you design your Autumn Journal Spread.
Headers are essentially titles for the different sections in your bullet journal. It helps you organise your spread, and it's a great place to add a bit of flair. A header can be as simple as the name of the month and year, but it can also be a full-on design.
Dividers are an important part of your bullet journal and are used to separate sections of your journal. They can be used in many ways, such as to separate sections by month, week, or day. They can also be used to separate different types of content such as daily spreads and monthly spreads. Dividers are also useful for separating sections that contain similar content such as weekly tasks, monthly tasks, and daily tasks.
And there you have it! I don't know about you, but we’re getting excited about Fall. The time has come for some new thinking, new planning, and a change of pace. These bullet journal ideas can help you get in the Fall frame of mind – and whenever you need to sort out your thoughts and get your act together, turning to journaling is always a good idea!
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