A big trend in bullet journaling the past few years has been something called dutch door spreads.
Dutch door bullet journal spread.
They can also be modified to be a monthly spread weekly spread or daily spread.
A few months ago i made a dutch door habit tracker in my bullet journal.
You simply cut out sections of your pages and create door like layouts.
I shared the photos of that spread on instagram and had no idea how popular it was going to be.
You probably have it feels like it s getting really popular.
Below is an example of a weekly dutch door spread where i had made a glaring mistake and i wanted to cover it up so i simply folded the middle page and created a dashboard of sorts.
Dutch door layouts to try in your bullet journal.
Why the dutch door spread is effective.
Here s a picture of one to give you a.
In short these are spreads where some of the pages have been cut down giving the illusion of literal dutch doors a door that is cut in half horizontally meaning the top half can open independently of the bottom half.
You simply cut out sections of your pages and create door like layouts.
Dutch door ideas for your bullet journal have you seen the bullet journal dutch doors.
Dutch doors are no exception.
Today i want to share with you 5 ways you can use this technique in your bullet journal weekly spreads.
Everyone was asking me stuff like how did you make that dutch door how did you cut the pages don t you waste a lot of pages in your bullet journal how.
The usual size for a bullet journal is a5 and even though it s mostly quite enough there is only so much you can fit on an a5 page.
This system can be applied horizontally or vertically.
Have you seen the bullet journal dutch doors.
One thing we love about the evolved crafty bullet journal is making layouts which really reflect us and our lives.
A dutch door bullet journal spread involves taking a number of pages in your bullet journal and cutting them to fit your layout and needs for that particular week.
Monthly bullet journal dutch door.
Weekly dutch door bullet journal to cover up a mistake.
In today s post i ll focus on the vertical option.
Of course this works well for a weekly or monthly calendar and keeps you from having to draw it in on multiple pages.
While i have mostly focused on the dutch door weekly spread there are countless ways to use the dutch door spread.
Dutch door spreads on the other hand provide you with that little bit extra space you need to fit it all.
The dutch door is a way to get more space within a spread.
For those that don t know of the term the dutch door system is a way of creating a weekly spread in your bullet journal where part of the page remains stationary and the other part is normal and you can turn the pages as usual.
It is a great way to provide an overview area of your journal.
From layout structures to the smallest of details there s plenty of scope to put the fun into functional and create your perfect spread.
The dutch door is a way to get more space within a spread.