28 March Bullet Journal Covers: Creative Ideas to Brighten Your Month

Welcome the first hints of spring with a fresh and inspiring Bullet Journal cover for March!

Bullet Journaling is more than just a way to stay organized; it’s a space for creativity, self-expression, and reflection.

One of the best ways to set the tone for a new month is by designing a fun and personalized cover page.

March, with its mix of fresh blooms, green hues, and a touch of luck, is the perfect month to let your artistic side shine.

Whether you’re a seasoned Bujo enthusiast or just starting out, we’ve got plenty of tips, ideas, and inspiration to help you craft a stunning March cover.

Why Have a March Bujo Cover?

If you’ve ever wondered why so many Bullet Journalers dedicate a page to monthly covers, here are a few reasons why they’re worth the effort:

1. 1. 1. Set the Mood: A cover page is like the welcoming mat of your month. It establishes the vibe and themes you’ll explore in the coming weeks. For March, this might mean fresh starts, growth, or celebrating small joys.

      2. Getting Creativite: Creating a cover page is a chance to play with colors, patterns, and illustrations. It’s a great way to relax and tap into your creative side.

      3. Transition Between Months: A cover serves as a natural divider in your journal, signaling the end of February and the beginning of a fresh chapter.

      4. Boost Motivation: When you open your Bullet Journal to a visually appealing cover, it can inspire you to stay consistent with your plans and goals.

Fun Facts About March

Before we dive into cover ideas, let’s sprinkle in some March trivia to get you inspired:

• March was named after Mars, the Roman god of war. It originally marked the start of the Roman calendar year and symbolized the beginning of new growth.

• The Spring Equinox (around March 20th) officially ushers in spring in the Northern Hemisphere, with day and night being nearly equal in length.

• St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated on March 17th, making shamrocks, rainbows, and leprechauns iconic symbols for this month.

• Daffodils and jonquils are the birth flowers of March, representing rebirth and new beginnings.

• Famous for being a month of unpredictable weather, there’s even an old saying: “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.”

Just a quick note: Some of the images in this post were created with the help of AI. While they are packed with creativity, they are not an actual photo or hand-drawn artwork. Think of them as fun digital creations designed to inspire your new bujo pages!

March BuJo Cover Ideas

Whether you love minimalist designs or intricate illustrations, here are some fresh and fun cover themes for March to spark your creativity:

1. St. Patrick’s Day Charm

Celebrate the luck of the Irish with a festive cover featuring shamrocks, pots of gold, and rainbows. Use green as your primary color and sprinkle in golden accents for a cheerful and celebratory vibe.

2. Blooming Daffodils

Highlight March’s birth flower with a cover adorned with bright yellow daffodils. Add a watercolor effect or simple line art for a fresh and elegant look.

3. Spring Garden

Illustrate a garden bursting with life—think tulips, bees, butterflies, and soft pastel hues. This cover can embody the feeling of renewal and growth that March brings.

Try our Flower Doodles here for inspo. 

4. Rainy Days

Embrace the moody, unpredictable weather of March with a cozy rain-themed cover. Draw umbrellas, raindrops, puddles, and maybe a pair of rain boots to set a calm, reflective tone.

5. Abstract Greenery

If you prefer modern and minimal designs, use abstract leaves and geometric patterns in various shades of green. This theme is simple, elegant, and easy to execute.

6. Spring Equinox

Celebrate the changing of the seasons with celestial motifs like the sun, moon, and stars. Include elements like blooming flowers and vibrant colors to tie in the springtime feel.

7. March Calendar Collage

Create a cover that integrates a mini March calendar surrounded by doodles of plants, flowers, or other seasonal icons. This design is practical and visually appealing.

8. Lucky Charms

Draw a collection of good luck symbols, such as four-leaf clovers, horseshoes, and wishbones. Add fun, handwritten quotes about luck to complete the theme.

9. Forest Awakening

Illustrate a woodland scene with budding trees, tiny mushrooms, and animals like deer or rabbits. Use earthy tones to capture the essence of nature waking up after winter.

10. Kite Flying

Draw a cheerful sky filled with colorful kites and fluffy clouds. This playful theme is perfect for capturing March’s breezy and carefree vibes.

11. Alice In Wonderland

Have fun creating elements of the famous Alice In Wonderland stories, from Cheshire cats to white rabbits, Mad Hatters and more. 

 

12. Minimalist March

For those who love simplicity, stick to clean lines, bold typography, and a monochromatic color scheme. A simple “March” written in elegant script can be both striking and effective.

13. Butterflies and Bees

Symbolize spring’s buzz of activity with a cover featuring bees buzzing around flowers or butterflies fluttering in a meadow.

14. Garden Gnomes

Add a whimsical touch with a garden gnome or two, surrounded by blooming flowers and leafy greens. This theme brings a playful energy to your journal.

15. Vintage Botanicals

Take inspiration from vintage botanical prints and include detailed sketches of plants and flowers with muted tones and calligraphy-style lettering.

 

16. March Madness

For sports fans, incorporate a basketball theme with hoops, balls, and scoreboards to celebrate March Madness.

17. Cherry Blossoms

Draw delicate cherry blossom branches in soft pinks and whites. This Japanese-inspired theme is perfect for welcoming spring with a serene and elegant touch.

18. Rainbow Bright

Make a bold statement with a rainbow theme! Use vibrant colors and fun cloud doodles to bring joy and brightness to your March cover.

19. Cozy Tea Time

Illustrate teacups, teapots, and cozy steam swirls. Pair this with calming colors to create a hygge-inspired March vibe. We have lots of Hygge doodles to help you create these cover pages. 

 

20. Leprechaun Mischief

Get playful with leprechaun hats, shoes, and cheeky little characters hiding pots of gold. Add humorous quotes or doodles to complete the mischievous look.

 21. March Bujo Printable Bundle

Love indoor plants? This Printable bundle has all the pages you need in your Bujo plus special Plant pages to track your plants progress, watering tracker and more. 

Take a look at our Plant Lovers Bujo printable set. 40+ printable pages that you can use for the whole year through. Find out more HERE.

Tips for Creating Your March Bujo Cover

1. Choose Your Materials: Whether you prefer using fine liners, brush pens, or watercolor paints, gather all your supplies before you start.

2. Practice First: If you’re nervous about committing to your design, sketch it lightly in pencil first or practice on a separate sheet of paper.

3. Add Dimension: Use layering techniques, such as shadowing letters or adding highlights, to make your cover pop.

4. Personalize It: Incorporate elements that resonate with you—whether that’s a specific quote, a favorite color, or a unique illustration style.

5. Don’t Overthink It: Your cover doesn’t have to be perfect. Enjoy the process and let your personality shine through!

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March Bujo Cover Page