How To: Autumn Bucket-List + 46 Ideas to add to it!

Hey ! I’m Aly from @bujo_aly on Instagram. Autumn is my absolute favorite season, and I think that many of you would agree with that ! There are just endless activities and things that could only be done in this beautiful season. For this reason, I would like to share this year’s autumn-bucket-list. In this blog post you'll see my step-by-step tutorial how I made my autumn-bucket list that is easy to transfer in your bullet journal as a addition to your autumn-y spreads. So, let’s start! SUPPLIES These are the materials that I used for this project: Archer and Olive Notebook https://www.archerandolive.sbs/products/a5-vintage-bee-dot-grid-notebook ( I used the A5 Vintage Bee Dot Grid Notebook) Pencil and eraser Fineliner ( I like to use the Sakura Pima Micron in 005 and 03) Acrylograph Pens https://www.archerandolive.sbs/collections/pens-markers/products/arcylograph-pens-jewel-selection-7mm-tip (Jewel Collection) Tombow ABT Dual Brushpen and Fudenosuke https://www.tomboweurope.com/produkte/produkt/ABT-N15 White Uniball pen https://www.uni-ball.de/produkt/signo-broad-metallic-um-153/ STEP 1 First things first: a light sketch where you could decide how the layout will look like in the end. There are no limits to the possibilities. I also added a few doodles to some of the tasks and a quote on the lower right side. STEP 2 I first wrote the header with the dark blue Acrylograph in a faux calligraphy. Just take your time with designing the letters the way you like them. STEP 3 Now it’s time to color in the doodles. I used different yellow, orange and red tones to stay in that autumn-y color-palette. For the details and the outline, I used the 005 fineliner from Sakura Pigma Micron. The white Uniball pen is for the reflects on the doodles. STEP 4 Next: Write down the tasks of the bucket-list and the finishing touches with the 03 fineliner. (Down below, I added a list with even more tasks and ideas, what you can do in your autumn-bucket-list) For the sentences I made first a circle that you can tick off or color in when you’ve finished the task. I hope you enjoyed this Step-by-Step tutorial of my autumn-bucket-list! If you recreate the spread, make sure to tag me @bujo_aly on Instagram so I can check yours out! IDEAS FOR BUCKET-LIST-TASKS cook a pumpkin-soup pick colorful leaves carve a pumpkin have a cozy film-night make an autumn-moodboard create a Halloween-costume go on a walk on a foggy morning make an autumn-wreath celebrate thanksgiving/ Friendsgiving have a bonfire have a tasteful latte bake pumpkin cookies go apple picking visit a pumpkin patch knit a scarf bake a pie from scratch craft with fallen leaves snuggle up and read a book cook a squash recipe create autumn playlist jump in a pile of leaves buy a autumn-scented candle watch a scary movie make caramel apples take a walk in the forest take a walk in the rain (don’t forget the umbrella) visit a corn maze drink apple cider roast marshmallows bake pumpkin-bread make a Halloween-party have a cozy picnic eat & drink all the pumpkin flavored things you can step on a crunchy leave go to a haunted house visit a grave yard bay night have a autumn photo shoot make something Oktoberfest themed make your home smell like autumn with lots of candles go through a corn or hay maze bake an apple pie watch a football game make s’mores thrift a cozy fall sweater go trick or treating go on a bike ride roast pumpkin seeds

By Guest BloggerPublished October 17, 2020 | 3 min read

Hey ! I’m Aly from @bujo_aly on Instagram.

Autumn is my absolute favorite season, and I think that many of you would agree with that ! There are just endless activities and things that could only be done in this beautiful season.

For this reason, I would like to share this year’s autumn-bucket-list.

In this blog post you'll see my step-by-step tutorial how I made my autumn-bucket list that is easy to transfer in your bullet journal as a addition to your autumn-y spreads.

So, let’s start!

SUPPLIES

These are the materials that I used for this project:

Archer and Olive Notebook https://www.archerandolive.sbs/products/a5-vintage-bee-dot-grid-notebook ( I used the A5 Vintage Bee Dot Grid Notebook)
Pencil and eraser
Fineliner ( I like to use the Sakura Pima Micron in 005 and 03)
Acrylograph Pens https://www.archerandolive.sbs/collections/pens-markers/products/arcylograph-pens-jewel-selection-7mm-tip (Jewel Collection)
Tombow ABT Dual Brushpen and Fudenosuke https://www.tomboweurope.com/produkte/produkt/ABT-N15
White Uniball pen https://www.uni-ball.de/produkt/signo-broad-metallic-um-153/

step 1

STEP 1

First things first: a light sketch where you could decide how the layout will look like in the end. There are no limits to the possibilities. I also added a few doodles to some of the tasks and a quote on the lower right side.

step 2

STEP 2

I first wrote the header with the dark blue Acrylograph in a faux calligraphy. Just take your time with designing the letters the way you like them.

step 3

STEP 3

Now it’s time to color in the doodles. I used different yellow, orange and red tones to stay in that autumn-y color-palette. For the details and the outline, I used the 005 fineliner from Sakura Pigma Micron. The white Uniball pen is for the reflects on the doodles.

step 4

STEP 4

Next: Write down the tasks of the bucket-list and the finishing touches with the 03 fineliner. (Down below, I added a list with even more tasks and ideas, what you can do in your autumn-bucket-list)

For the sentences I made first a circle that you can tick off or color in when you’ve finished the task.

I hope you enjoyed this Step-by-Step tutorial of my autumn-bucket-list! If you recreate the spread, make sure to tag me @bujo_aly on Instagram so I can check yours out!

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