All done, right? Wrong!
Little did I know how much I might ponder over what kind of inserts, what kind of dividers, what kind of system I would adopt to keep me on the straight and narrow. And I had never even heard of the world of #plannering, #planneraddicts, #plannerpeace and the likes.
I have since found an amazing community of creative, crafty and (obviously) highly organised people, where I can ask my silly beginner's questions, find inspiration and share my small wins, such as the dividers I made out of Morris&Co wallpaper samples.
I am now trying to document my journey from setting up this planner and will explain what worked and what didn't and why.
My setup is a personal size Kingston Filofax. The idea is that it's small enough to carry with me every day but big enough to hold the essential sections. Once I have properly grown into that, I might set up another one, which will purely be used to keep track of blogging stuff.
I started out with just a couple of sections: the diary inserts in one and my notes and to dos in another one. I then dumped the entire contents out and put it into an order that I thought would work for me. Have a look at the following clip, which is a very quick run-through of my setup.
This is where the various bits and bobs are from:
- The yearly overview was part of the Paperchase 2015/15 diary inserts.
- Month on 2 pages is a freebie from Homemadekraft
- Week on 2 pages is from Homemadekraft's etsy shop
- Most of the stickers are from Paperbey
- The dividers are from MyPrettyWeek
As I am writing this, it has already changed so the next video won't be too long. Let me know what you think?
It will continue to change and develop! I hope you keep sharing about it.
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I will do. I am currently awaiting my first DIYFish inserts! :)
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