Hello. Today I'm sharing my regular make for Seven Hills Crafts. Paper planners may seem old fashioned in this digital age but they are a great way to stay organised with space for to do lists, notes and ideas as well as all those important dates and appointments.
Here are my planner top tips -
- Have a regular daily planning session, I do five or ten minutes every evening.
- Have a weekly planning session, I usually do this on a Sunday for the week ahead. I note up all the routine tasks that don't change from week to week.
- Use the monthly section, this is what I am sharing today. It's a brief overview of the whole month.
- Finally, and most importantly, keep your planner handy! It will not fulfil it's purpose if it's tidied away on a shelf.
There is also a creative crossover between planning and
crafting. I use stamps, stickers and washi tape to have fun decorating
the pages of my planner. The stamp sets I have used on my October
monthly section are as follows -
The
blank refill monthly pages are by Waffle Flower. These are perfect for
creative planning as the paper is thick and smooth. You can find them in
the shop here. And as a finishing touch I always add Washi to the edges of the pages. I have used the gingham from the Spring Farmhouse set which you can find here.
Thanks for stopping by today, happy crafting (and happy planning)!
2 comments:
I wish I was half as organized as you Liz, I love the idea of these planners but never keep up, well done you and its so pretty too.x
I adore this, I should start doing this next year I don't do digital planning I write it down and then loose it, something like this would keep me on track, I love the way its so neat, hugs Pops x
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