July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal Theme

Jun 30, 2024 | Journals-Scrapbooks

Let’s plan together our summer with this July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal Theme.

Creating the cover page for the July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal Theme.

July is here, and I can’t believe we’re already in the middle of summer!

I didn’t have much time to craft this month, but I was determined to create a summer-themed bullet journal spread. So, I went with a July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal Theme.

I kicked things off by sketching with a pencil the elements for the cover page. Then, I used masking liquid to protect them while I painted the sea floor in a light sand brown color.

The masking liquid was super easy to remove—just a quick rub with my hand.

Masking liquid for the July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal Theme

Next, I dived into painting my cover page.

I wanted my ocean floor to feature an anchor, some starfish, and a bunch of sea shells.

I even added a jellyfish for some extra flair.

To make everything pop, I outlined the elements with a black marker. For the month, I went with a nice blue hue.

Painting the cover page for the July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal Theme

Creating the To Do page, Memories page, Calendar and Expenses page.

Of course, I added a to-do page. To spice it up, I threw in a few plants, a jellyfish, a starfish, and a sea shell.

July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal To Do page

Then, I added a Memories page. I wasn’t really feeling a tracker page this month, so I decided to go with a memories page to capture all the summer vibes.

With a highlighter I made two boxes for writing memories or gluing pictures and mementos.

I only added one page, but if you have lots of plans for July, definitely add more space.

Memories page for the July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal Theme

And, of course, a bullet journal isn’t complete without a calendar.

For this spread, I made a weekly calendar. I used a highlighter to mark each day with a line and wrote the date on it.

As for the weekend, I split the days in half to make the page look more balanced.

Each page is decorated with different sea creatures to keep the theme going.

July calendar

Lastly, I added an expenses page. Nothing fancy, just the title and a few decorations.

I hope you enjoyed planning July with this under-the-sea theme. Let’s dive into the month with creativity and organization!

July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal Theme

Supplies you will need to make the July Under-the-Sea Bullet Journal Theme.

 

To paint the July Bullet Journal I used the following Tombow markers: 992, 942, 020, 090, 905, 993, 026, 912, 947, 533, 803, N89, 755, 373. I also used Stabilo’s pastel highlighter No 70/111.

To mask the designs I used the Winsor & Newton Watercolor Medium, Art Masking Fluid.

To outline everything, I used the SAKURA Pigma Micron 01 Fineliner Pen to give it that finishing touch.

 Lastly, if you’re on the lookout for a fantastic bullet journal, I highly recommend Notebook Therapy’s “Sun Solstice”, the one I currently use.

Thanks so much for reading! Don’t forget to follow me on social media for more DIY posts. If you enjoyed this, be sure to check out the July Minimal Bullet Journal spread too!

 

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