2021 is *finally* here, and it’s a great time to set up a bullet journal! I’ve been playing around with different layouts for years, and here I’m going to show you my favourite yearly layout.
In part 2 I’ll show you my monthly layout, and part 3 will have my weekly layout.
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First Things First…
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Step 1: Sketch out a rough draft of your design

Step 2: Count out the dots/lines that you’ll need for each section
Now that I’ve done my sketch, I know I’m going to want 3 columns and a little header at the top.
Step 3: Divide your page into sections
Don’t forget about the headers, and use your highlighters to add colour to them. And remember, if you make a mistake in bullet journaling, white out is your best friend!
Step 4: Label your sections
I do the first letter of the week on each one.
Step 5: Add the months and a floral doodle
Step 6: Create a yearly log
At a glance, you can start filling in any appointments you know you may have.

And that’s a wrap!

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I have learned so much in just a short time from your YouTube channel Thank you!!
Charlene Floyd
Love this and want to create one for the year, months and weeks. Will also include a monthly budget page. What size did you use in videos? The A5? Thanks. You’re the best!!!
Yup I think it’s an A5. 🙂
Excellent video. Very well explained. You are good at what you do because you make or look easy!
Cheers from Canada.