#running weekly

A simple weekly spread for my simple theme, I really enjoyed doing the doodles for this week, I think they still tie in the theme and the pops of blue are really nice!

I tried to turn the boxes on the left into their own separate puzzles. The events box is a puzzle that uses large pieces and the daily specific task box is a bunch of little pieces that I just didn't completely draw in so I could still have somewhere to write.

My first weekly spread of May was quite the adventure to make!

It’s the first dutch door spread that I’ve done in a really long time and I’m so happy to be trying out the dutch door spread along with the rolling weekly. I haven’t done a dutch door spread with a rolling weekly because I knew it would make the space for the task list super small, which I was right about. But I decided to try it out because it was the perfect opportunity to try it and I left myself some space underneath the Sunday donut to write any other tasks if I really needed a lot of space. I also got the dates completely wrong and didn’t even notice until after I took these pictures. What a ride!

If you wanna see me set up this spread and the rest of my May spreads, click the link below!

I can’t believe that this is my last weekly spread of both this theme and of 2020! I am so sad that this theme is ending, but I’m looking forward to 12 new themes to do in 2021! I have really loved this theme, it’s brought me so much joy that I really hate to say goodbye to it. I love the doodles that I added into the bottom corner, swipe to see it up close!

For my first weekly spread of the month, I decided to incorporate some of the imperfect outlining to the left side of the page. I love the way that this tied in the theme and just how it ended up looking. I also threw in a bunch of doodles to fill up the empty spaces.

If you wanna see me set up this spread, as well as the rest of my March spreads, click the link below!