We are almost through January everyone! Doesn’t January always feel like the longest month ever? I am ready to say goodbye to January, because it means we are one month closer to spring! I am so excited about today’s post, because it is the first in my monthly plan with me series. Earlier this month I shared how I set up my bullet journal for the year, and today it’s all about my February layout. This month I have included several pages I have never done before. It is also my first time having a theme! Keep reading for my February bullet journal monthly layout!
![February bullet journal setup](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-023.jpg)
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Supplies
For this month’s spread, I am using the following supplies:
Ruler (similar)
White Eraser (similar)
Cover Page
Since February is all about Valentine’s Day, I chose red roses as my theme for the month. I love the way the different roses turned out, but I thought the page was missing something. I added the corner embellishments with the hearts, and I think that really completed the page.
![February bullet journal cover page with roses](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-21-9-59-27-AM.jpg)
Quote Page
When there is love, there is life.
I Googled quotes about love to go with the Valentine’s theme and came across this one by Gandhi. I thought it was so fitting, not just for Valentine’s Day of course. For the words “love” and “life” I did my first attempt at shadow letters, and I really like the effect it gives. I also added a few small roses to keep with the theme.
![February bullet journal quote page: when there is love, there is life](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-21-1-47-54-PM.jpg)
Monthly Calendar
In January I had a two-page monthly calendar, and this month I am back to the one-page spread. I did like having the extra space to write in the boxes with the two-page spread, but I also like experimenting with different looks.
I only went with one rose on this page, because I thought it already had a lot of red with the design I did on the calendar. The red and black diagonal line design actually came about because I accidentally drew one of the horizontal lines in the wrong place. Instead of scrapping the page, I improvised! My mantra for this year is definitely progress over perfection.
![February bullet journal calendar with red roses](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-21-1-57-31-PM.jpg)
![Bullet journal monthly calendar with red roses](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-026.jpg)
![Bullet journal monthly calendar with red roses](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-21-1-50-31-PM.jpg)
![Bullet journal monthly calendar with red roses](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-21-2-03-05-PM.jpg)
Mood Tracker
Even thought I already have a year in pixels mood tracker for the year, I still want to experiment with other mood tracker designs. I got inspiration for this design from Amanda Rach Lee. The idea is to colour one line each day: the longer the line you colour, the happier you were that day.
![Bullet journal mood tracker with red roses](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-21-3-37-26-PM.jpg)
![Monthly bullet journal mood tracker and highlights of the day spread](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/mood-tracker-1.jpg)
Highlights of the Day
Last year I had a daily gratitude section in my bullet journal for a couple of months. I found it really helped me have a better perspective and to see the joy in each day. Unfortunately I didn’t keep it up, but I am excited to bring it back.
I got the idea for a daily highlights page from @bulletjournal_veronica on Instagram. I think this page will be fun to look back on later and see all the good memories from the month.
![Bullet journal highlights of the day page: daily gratitude](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-21-3-41-16-PM.jpg)
![Bullet journal mood tracker and gratitude pages](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-21-3-43-04-PM.jpg)
Habit Tracker
I loved my habit tracker page from last month, but this month I made it a lot more simple. I have done a similar layout before, but in the past I have drawn boxes and lines to make each individual calendar. This time I kept it a lot more minimal and just wrote out the numbers for the month. I think all the little roses helped make it look a little more interesting.
I am planning to use two colours for the sugar habit calendar to differentiate between the days I eat less than 25g of sugar and the days I eat less than 30g. The goal for women is generally thought to be under 25g of sugar a day, so that’s something I’m trying to aim for.
![Bullet journal habit tracker: red roses theme](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-22-1-11-59-PM.jpg)
Sleep Tracker
A sleep tracker is something I have never tried before in my bullet journal. Inspiration for this layout also came from @bulletjournal_veronica. For this page I created a one-sided border of roses, which I really love! I generally go to bed and wake up around the same time every day, but I am interested to see what this looks like at the end of the month.
![Bullet journal sleep tracker: red roses theme](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-22-1-12-20-PM.jpg)
![Bullet journal habit tracker and sleep tracker spread](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-22-1-26-42-PM.jpg)
Weekly Spread
I don’t often have a lot to write down for each day of the week, so I think having the week on one page will work well for me. Inspiration for this page came from @keletters on Instagram. I also carried over the rose border idea from the previous page.
I will be trying out different weekly spreads throughout the month, which I will be sharing every Monday on my Instagram page. I am also planning to share the “after the pen” version of the week the following Sunday, with the week all filled in.
![Bullet journal weekly layout: rose theme](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-23-8-48-54-AM.jpg)
![Bullet journal weekly layout: rose theme](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-23-8-49-34-AM.jpg)
Weekly Brain Dump
The weekly brain dump page will be a place for any notes or tasks for the week that don’t necessarily need to be done on a certain day. I think this will be useful as a running to-do list for the week.
![Bullet journal weekly brain dump page: running to-do list](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-024.jpg)
![Bullet journal brain dump page: running to-do list and weekly spread](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Photo-2020-01-025.jpg)
Thank you for checking out my latest bullet journal monthly layout! I hope this inspired you and gave you some ideas for your own bullet journal! For more, be sure to check out my Instagram page @bujowithandrea.
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![Bullet Journal monthly February setup](https://andreapeacock.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Visiting-the-29.jpg)
xo,
Andrea