Coloring Habit Tracker Printable, Japanese-Inspired, Undated PDF, A4 US Letter, My Little Seasons Diary by Hibimasu

A printable colour-in habit tracker with twelve seasonal pictures, to fill in by hand. It comes as PDFs in A4 and US Letter. This is a digital download. No physical item is shipped.

Each picture is split into 31 numbered pieces. Colour one piece for each day you keep a small habit. If you miss a day, that piece just stays white, and after day 31 the picture is done.

Every page is undated, so you can begin on any day and print a page again whenever you need it, for your own use.

There are three pictures for each season. Spring has Plum Blossom, Spring Branch and Wisteria. Summer has Rain Garden, Summer Window and Night Sky. Autumn has Autumn Maple, Moon Night and Persimmon Tree, and winter has Camellia, Winter Tea and Snow Garden.

How I use this diary (these are the same five steps printed on the cover page of the A4 file):

1. Choose a picture. Twelve pictures, three for each season. On My Seasons Plan I give each one a habit.
2. Colour one piece a day. Each picture has 31 numbered pieces and runs 31 days from the day I begin. Any day is fine, and it can cross into the next month. On a day I keep my habit, I colour that day's piece. After day 31 the picture is done.
3. If I miss a day, that piece just stays white. No cross-outs on the pictures. (Crossing is only for the plan's squares.) A white petal is part of the picture too.
4. Look back. Under each picture I write these 31 days in one line, then gather the year on Looking Back on My Seasons.
5. Print again. Every page is undated and fits any season where I live. Any picture, any month, as often as I like.

Inside the A4 and US Letter diary (18 pages: a cover plus 17 undated pages), in this order:

1. Cover page: how I use this diary
2. The colours of my year
3. My Seasons Plan
4. Plum Blossom
5. Spring Branch
6. Wisteria
7. Rain Garden
8. Summer Window
9. Night Sky
10. Autumn Maple
11. Moon Night
12. Persimmon Tree
13. Camellia
14. Winter Tea
15. Snow Garden
16. Draw My Own
17. Looking Back on My Seasons
18. Dot-grid Notes

What you download (three files):

- My-Little-Seasons-Diary-Printable.zip: the diary as one 18-page PDF in A4 and one in US Letter, plus START-HERE.txt
- My-Little-Seasons-Diary-Printable-Monthly-Colours_A4.zip: the same 18-page diary in twelve colours, one PDF each, plus START-HERE.txt
- My-Little-Seasons-Diary-Printable-Monthly-Colours_US-Letter.zip: the same twelve colours in US Letter

The twelve colours are named after traditional Japanese colours, one for each month of the old Japanese year, as printed on The colours of my year: ai-iro (indigo), uguisu-iro (bush-warbler olive), sakura-iro (cherry-blossom pink), wakakusa-iro (young-grass green), fuji-iro (wisteria), ajisai-iro (hydrangea blue-violet), asagi-iro (pale green-blue), wakatake-iro (young-bamboo green), hagi-iro (dusky bush-clover mauve), kuri-iro (chestnut brown), kaki-iro (persimmon), ginnezumi (silver grey). Print whichever one feels right, in any order and any season. The pages are the same in every colour; only the colours change.

How to print: choose Actual size / 100% scale, on paper of the same size as the file. Coloured pencils or a fine pen (0.3 to 0.5 mm) work well for the small numbered pieces.

This diary is part of the Hibimasu Paper Diaries.

A paper diary for noticing habits, not medical or professional advice.

Designed by Hibimasu with the help of AI tools.

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