I had a “bullet journal” layout I was using for my own daily planner pages, and when I decided I liked it I designed it as a printout to save time.  I’ve been using it for a while as a 5.5×8.5″ printout that I punch and comb-bind.

When I discovered the Tula XII planner system and decided to give it a try, I needed a new configuration.  So these are designed to be printed on both sides of 8.5×11″ paper, trimmed to size, and then stapled or stitched into 5×7″ booklets (10×7″ opened flat) that can go into a medium Tula XII cover (or similar travelers notebook-style journal cover).

Three Versions

There are three versions of this.

1. “Blank” — The “blank” option includes only the numbered banner and flag at the top of each day.
2. With Partial Extras — This option incorporates a couple of the stickers I designed (for tracking Bible reading and water consumption) so the stickers don’t have to be added separately.  (The stickers will be available for sale once I figure out the logistics of that.)
3. With Extras — This option includes what you see above plus a mini checklist for the Brewer diet plan.  For the most part, only pregnant women will find this option useful.

Each is overlaid on a grey 1/4″ dot grid.

There are four days on one side of the sheet and three on the other, so when stacked (instructions also found in the ZIP file) they create a full weekly set.

You only need to print one option, but it needs to be printed front-and-back, without scaling, in pairs.  Instructions for printing, trimming, and assembling are included.

(The blank option may be printed in black-and-white; the other two options should ideally be printed in color.)

What You Get

4 PDFs (3 options + instructions) in a single ZIP file

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See how I use the pages.

A walkthrough (someone else’s, not mine) of making a booklet, in case you need more of a visual: