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Rainbow Planner Spreads and Ideas for Cheery Inspiration

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One way to really jazz up a weekly planner spread is to create a rainbow planner spread.

Not only will you have a bright and happy planner decor, it will help you to use up random stickers. Maybe you have a handful of various colors from different themes and sections of your sticker books left over.

rainbow-planner-creatinginchaos
@creatinginchaos

Mix and match your stickers to create a fun rainbow covered planner page.

You can use this same color scheme on your monthly spread, your specific collections, and your to-do lists.

Table of Contents open
1 Taste the Rainbow
2 Pick a Theme
3 Horizontal Layouts
4 Dashboard Layouts
5 Other Planner Styles
6 After the Pen
7 Planner Accessories
8 Not Just Stickers

Taste the Rainbow

The following planner ideas include pastel rainbow colors, super bright rainbow stickers, and everything in between.

Find one that you love and try adding it to your planner page designs.

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@planadaywithshay
brights-mega-sticker-pack-wenvers
@wenvers
create-happy-knitplanjess
@knitplanjess
vertical-rainbow-planner-planadaywithshay
@planadaywithshay

Pick a Theme

These planner layouts are theme based (donuts, leaves, and reading) but they created the theme with the colors of the rainbow.

Pick your theme and then challenge yourself to create a rainbow planner page using all the colors of the spectrum.

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@dearbeautifulplans
rainbow-leaf-dearbeautifulplans
@dearbeautifulplans
bright-bookish-busybeenme
@busybeenme
muted-rainbow-planning-with-bumble
@planning-with-bumble

Horizontal Layouts

I use my horizontal layout planner for my gratitude journaling. What better way is there to be happy and express gratitude than to add the rainbow of colors to your planner spread.

Some stickers already come with the rainbow array as part of the design. Others, you can cut or mix and match to get the look you are going for.

horizontal-rainbow-planner-wendyplans
@wendyplans

Dashboard Layouts

No matter which layout type you love, there is a way to turn it into a rainbow of color.

This layout has covered up the dates and is using it to track weekly goals, which is fabulous. Bright colors will make you more likely to use your spread and accomplish your tasks and goals.

get-fit-busybeenme
@busybeenme

Other Planner Styles

Rainbow colors and themes work in all styles and all types of planners. I don’t know about you, but when I see these bright fun colors, I’m reminded of the plastic charm bracelets my aunt used to give me. I think I just dated myself 😉

skinny-mini-rainbow-danisplans
@danisplans

After the Pen

With a rainbow spread, using a black pen adds a touch of class. However, if you really want to add that extra touch, you could also write in a rainbow of colors. There are so many great colored pens on the market that work wonderfully in your planner.

yay-you-got-this-busybeenme
@busybeenme
after-the-pen-ktnestingspot
@ktnestingspot

Planner Accessories

You aren’t just limited to your stickers and pens for creating a colorful planner. You can also change your disc colors, add planner accessories, and inserts that are just as color-rich.

rainbow-binding-twinkleplansherday
@twinkleplansherday

Not Just Stickers

You are definitly not just limited to stickers when you want to create a rainbow planner layout. (although they are very fun and addicting)

A few of the spreads above use colorful pens and scrapbook paper. There are other paper craft ephemera supplies that you can use to create colorful spreads.

  • washi tape
  • scrapbook papers
  • colored pencils
  • markers (check bleed through someplace not as noticeable first)
  • cut-outs from magazines
  • Cricut vinyl
  • die cuts

I think you get the idea. If you can glue it or stick it down and it doesn’t interfere with your writing on the page, you can use it.

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