Spooky October Bullet Journal Spread

Hi friends, Adrienne from @studio80design here to show you my spooky October bullet journal spread! It’s been a busy month for me so far, so if you’re like me and haven’t created your October cover page, here is some inspiration for you! Materials you’ll need: Archer and Olive A5 Signature Dot Grid Notebook Archer and Olive A5 Blackout Drawing Notebook Scissors Tombow MONO Drawing Pen 08 Tombow Fudenosuke Hard Tip Brush Pen Tombow Adhesive Permanent Optional: Laser printer, silver foil, Minc Machine Step 1 The first thing I do is cut tabs into the sides of my pages. This is a great way to keep my bullet journal organized and I can see where everything is at a glance! Step 2 I drew and printed off a skull onto a page I cut out from my Blackout Notebook. I used my Laser Printer so I could add silver foil on top and sent it through my Minc Machine. I cut it down to the right size and used adhesive to add it to my current A5 Signature Dot Grid Notebook. Step 3 Draw in October’s calendar boxes on the right page using the MONO Drawing Pen 08. Step 4 Using the Tombow Fudenosuke Hard Tip Brush Pen, write in the days of the week and October at the top of the calendar! Step 5 Draw a border of spider webs around the page using the Fudenouske Brush Pen. I love illustrating with this brush pen because you can change the line thickness by how hard you push down! And you’re done! I love how this spooky October bullet journal spread turned out! It’s getting me in the spirit for Halloween! For more inspiration like this, make sure to follow me @studio80design!

By Guest BloggerPublished October 23, 2020 | 2 min read

Materials you’ll need:

Archer and Olive A5 Signature Dot Grid Notebook
Archer and Olive A5 Blackout Drawing Notebook
Scissors
Tombow MONO Drawing Pen 08
Tombow Fudenosuke Hard Tip Brush Pen
Tombow Adhesive Permanent
Optional: Laser printer, silver foil, Minc Machine

Step 1

The first thing I do is cut tabs into the sides of my pages. This is a great way to keep my bullet journal organized and I can see where everything is at a glance!

Step 2

I drew and printed off a skull onto a page I cut out from my Blackout Notebook. I used my Laser Printer so I could add silver foil on top and sent it through my Minc Machine. I cut it down to the right size and used adhesive to add it to my current A5 Signature Dot Grid Notebook.

Get in the Halloween spirit with this bullet journal spread with Adrienne from @studio80design!

Step 3

Draw in October’s calendar boxes on the right page using the MONO Drawing Pen 08.

Step 4

Using the Tombow Fudenosuke Hard Tip Brush Pen, write in the days of the week and October at the top of the calendar!

Step 5

Draw a border of spider webs around the page using the Fudenouske Brush Pen. I love illustrating with this brush pen because you can change the line thickness by how hard you push down!