20 November Bullet Journal Mood Trackers
Mood tracking is a powerful tool for understanding your emotional patterns and identifying triggers. November’s themes of gratitude, coziness, and transition provide beautiful inspiration for your mood tracker. Below are 20 November mood tracker designs that combine functionality with seasonal beauty.
1. The Gratitude Hearts Mood Tracker
Combine mood tracking with gratitude practice. Each day, color a heart based on your mood and write one thing you’re grateful for inside it.
Draw 30 hearts in warm colors—red, pink, gold, and cream. Each day, color in a heart based on your mood and write a gratitude entry inside. By month’s end, you’ll have a beautiful collection of hearts representing both your emotions and your thankfulness.
QUICK TIPS
- Use warm colors for positive moods and cooler colors for challenging days.
- Write brief gratitude entries for consistency.
- Create a key explaining your color associations.
2. The Autumn Leaves Mood Tracker
Track your daily emotions with a colorful array of autumn leaves. Each day, color in a leaf based on your mood. By month’s end, you’ll have a beautiful fall foliage display.
Draw 30 leaves in various autumn shapes—maple, oak, birch, and elm. Use a color key: warm colors for positive moods, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Arrange the leaves as a garland, scattered across the page, or in a pile.
QUICK TIPS
- Use real leaves as inspiration for shapes.
- Add small stems and veins for detail.
- Create a color key on the side.
3. The Pumpkin Patch Mood Tracker
Transform your mood tracking into a charming pumpkin patch. Each day becomes a pumpkin colored to reflect your emotional state.
Draw 30 pumpkins in varying sizes and shapes. Use a color key: orange for happy, green for calm, yellow for energized, brown for tired, and dark colors for challenging days. Arrange the pumpkins in a patch with vines and leaves connecting them.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different pumpkin shapes for variety.
- Add small green stems to each pumpkin.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
4. The Cozy Sweater Mood Tracker
Cozy sweaters are a symbol of November’s cooling weather. Each sweater represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 sweater shapes in a grid or scattered across the page. Color each sweater based on your mood—warm colors for positive moods, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Add small patterns like stripes or cables for extra charm.
QUICK TIPS
- Use simple sweater shapes for easy drawing.
- Add a small hanger or hook for each sweater.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
5. The Warm Mug Mood Tracker
November is the perfect time for cozy warm drinks—tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and apple cider.
Draw 30 warm drink mugs in various styles. Color each mug based on your mood—warm colors for happy, bright colors for energized, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Add steam rising from each mug for a cozy feel.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different mug shapes and patterns.
- Add small details like hearts or stars on mugs.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
6. The Acorn Mood Tracker
Acorns are a classic symbol of autumn. Each acorn represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 acorns with caps and stems. Color each acorn based on your mood—warm colors for happy, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Arrange them in a row, a grid, or scattered across the page.
QUICK TIPS
- Add small crosshatching to the acorn caps.
- Use different sizes for visual interest.
- Create a color key with mood descriptions.
7. The Wheat and Grain Mood Tracker
Wheat and grain symbolize November’s harvest and abundance. Each wheat stalk represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 wheat stalks in golden browns and creams. Color each stalk based on your mood—warm colors for positive moods, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Add small grain details for extra texture.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different shades of gold and brown.
- Add small details like grain kernels.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
8. The Apple Orchard Mood Tracker
Celebrate November’s apple season with a mood tracker featuring apples on a tree. Each apple represents a day of the month.
Draw an apple tree with 30 apples. Each day, color in an apple based on your mood—red for happy, green for calm, yellow for energetic, brown for tired. Add leaves and a trunk for a complete tree scene. By month’s end, you’ll have a beautiful orchard of emotional colors.
QUICK TIPS
- Draw the tree first, then add apples.
- Use different shades of red and green for variety.
- Add a color key at the bottom.
9. The Bonfire Mood Tracker
Bonfires are a November tradition—gathering around warmth as the evenings cool. Each bonfire represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 small bonfires with flames and logs. Color each fire based on your mood—bright orange and yellow for energetic, warm red for happy, blue for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Add small sparks for extra detail.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different flame shapes for variety.
- Add logs and stones around each fire.
- Create a color key with mood descriptions.
10. The Turkey Mood Tracker
Celebrate Thanksgiving with a turkey-themed mood tracker. Each turkey represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 small turkeys in a grid. Color each turkey based on your mood—warm colors for happy, bright colors for energetic, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Add small feathers and details.
QUICK TIPS
- Keep turkeys simple for quick drawing.
- Use different feather colors for variety.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
11. The Harvest Basket Mood Tracker
A harvest basket mood tracker celebrates November’s abundance. Each fruit or vegetable represents a day of the month.
Draw a large basket with 30 fruits and vegetables—apples, pumpkins, pears, squash, and corn. Color each item based on your mood—warm colors for happy, bright colors for energetic, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different fruits and vegetables for variety.
- Add small leaves and stems for detail.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
12. The Cozy Blanket Mood Tracker
Cozy blankets represent the comfort of November’s cooler weather. Each blanket square represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 blanket squares in a patchwork quilt pattern. Color each square based on your mood—warm colors for happy, cool colors for calm, bright colors for energized, and darker shades for challenging days. Add small stitches or patterns to each square.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different patterns for each square.
- Add a border around the quilt.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
13. The November Birth Flower Mood Tracker
November’s birth flower is the chrysanthemum. Each chrysanthemum represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 chrysanthemums in warm colors—gold, burgundy, cream, and soft orange. Color each flower based on your mood. Add small leaves and stems. This design is elegant and unique.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different flower colors for variety.
- Add small greenery for balance.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
14. The Bare Tree Mood Tracker
Bare trees are a symbol of November’s transition. Each day, add a leaf to the tree based on your mood.
Draw a bare tree with branches. Each day, add a leaf in a color representing your mood. By month’s end, your tree will be full of colorful leaves telling the story of your emotional journey.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different leaf shapes for variety.
- Write a brief mood note on each leaf.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
15. The Candlelight Mood Tracker
Candles bring warmth and comfort to November evenings. Each candle represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 candles in a grid or row. Color each candle based on your mood—warm colors for happy, bright colors for energized, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Add small flames and wax drips.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different candle colors for variety.
- Add a soft glow around each candle.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
16. The Bread and Grain Mood Tracker
Bread and grain symbolize November’s harvest and abundance. Each loaf or grain stalk represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 loaves of bread or grain stalks in warm browns and golds. Color each based on your mood—warm colors for positive moods, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Add small details like seeds or flour dust.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different shapes for visual interest.
- Add small details for texture.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
17. The Family Feast Mood Tracker
Celebrate the spirit of gathering with a feast-themed mood tracker. Each dish represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 dishes—turkey, pie, mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls, and more. Color each dish based on your mood. This design is perfect for those who love the festive side of November.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different dishes for variety.
- Add small details like steam or garnish.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
18. The Pinecone Mood Tracker
Pinecones are a symbol of the forest in late autumn. Each pinecone represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 pinecones in warm browns and golds. Color each pinecone based on your mood—warm colors for happy, cool colors for calm, and darker shades for challenging days. Add small scale details for texture.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different sizes for visual interest.
- Add small details like scale patterns.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
19. The Starry Night Mood Tracker
November nights are crisp and clear, perfect for stargazing. Each star represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 stars in a night sky pattern. Color each star based on your mood—bright for happy, dim for tired, warm for cozy, and dark for challenging days. Add a crescent moon and small twinkles.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different star shapes for variety.
- Add a soft glow effect.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
20. The Cozy Socks Mood Tracker
Cozy socks are a small comfort of November. Each pair of socks represents a day of the month.
Draw 30 pairs of cozy socks in a row or grid. Color each pair based on your mood—warm colors for happy, cool colors for calm, bright colors for energized, and darker shades for challenging days. Add small patterns like stripes or polka dots.
QUICK TIPS
- Use different sock patterns for variety.
- Add small details like cuff patterns.
- Include a color key with mood descriptions.
Final Thoughts
Your November mood tracker is more than a record of emotions—it’s a visual story of your month. Each design captures the warmth and transition of November while helping you understand your emotional patterns. Choose a design that resonates with you and makes you smile each day you color it. Whether it’s leaves, pumpkins, blankets, or stars, let your mood tracker reflect the beauty of November and the journey of your emotions. Happy tracking.
