Thank you. What do they say, change is as good as a holiday. Great thing with personal planning, you can change your mind, try new things as the brain gets used to doing the same thing all the time that it does get bored and you don't get the same dopamine hit ... so changing layouts is a nice new little reward for me 😊
Hi Ester. I made the little sticker book using my Silhouette Cutting Machine. I don't have one showing exactly how I made the booklet, but I do have a video showing how I print and cut digital stickers ... the only thing that would be different would be the dimension of the boxes th-cam.com/video/aj-fbW06RuQ/w-d-xo.html
Hello Marianne, I love how you draw your own boxes. I also use the Pilot G2, but in the 0.38. 0.5 is my next go-to. I love the old school Pilot Fine Point Pens. I used those since my school days in the 80s. I'm on a tight budget, and the Hobonichi planner isn't in it. Are there any alternative recommendations you have? You're so inspiring, and I love your channel, content, and creative ideas. ❤ Vickie (from Arizona 🏜)
Hey Vickie, the 'take a note' planner has a slightly different layout, 4 pages per week instead of 2 pages per week. Also it has no daily pages. I think it's more affordable. Also there is the sterling ink planner. Both have the tomoe river paper. They are not really available to shop locally where I live, so I never purchased them and don't know the exact prices. You can also try the muji planners. They are affordable, but the paper is probably not the same quality. I watch a lot of planner videos ♥️ hope this helps
Hi Vickie. Yes, I love the Pilot G-2 0.38 as well. I like to change the pen nib from time to time when I want to change things up and a simple nib size does the trick. As for planners on a budget, if you can get any undated planner that has a weekly layout (7 days in a 2-page spread) then you can do something similar to how I have set up my weekly in this video. You may have to draw a few things, so you do need a bit of time to set it up. But the way I look at my time spending it on my set-up is my "me time" ... it is something I enjoy. But if you find that setting up is "too much work" then you may want a planner that already has boxes or prompts on the page. I know there are a lot of afoordable planners at Targets in the US, or I think even your Michaels. Hope you find one that suits your needs x
Creative, functional layout that looks great! I like how you keep coming up with fresh layouts that inspire me to modify for my planner needs!
Thank you. What do they say, change is as good as a holiday. Great thing with personal planning, you can change your mind, try new things as the brain gets used to doing the same thing all the time that it does get bored and you don't get the same dopamine hit ... so changing layouts is a nice new little reward for me 😊
Getting ready for the new week too with your video! Thanks for all your beautiful work ❤
Hello Laura. Hope you're doing well 😃
Hi my friend! 🥰
@marianecresp did you buy the little sticker book or did you make and do you have a tutorial on making it?
Hi Ester. I made the little sticker book using my Silhouette Cutting Machine. I don't have one showing exactly how I made the booklet, but I do have a video showing how I print and cut digital stickers ... the only thing that would be different would be the dimension of the boxes th-cam.com/video/aj-fbW06RuQ/w-d-xo.html
Hello Marianne, I love how you draw your own boxes. I also use the Pilot G2, but in the 0.38. 0.5 is my next go-to. I love the old school Pilot Fine Point Pens. I used those since my school days in the 80s. I'm on a tight budget, and the Hobonichi planner isn't in it. Are there any alternative recommendations you have? You're so inspiring, and I love your channel, content, and creative ideas. ❤ Vickie (from Arizona 🏜)
Hey Vickie, the 'take a note' planner has a slightly different layout, 4 pages per week instead of 2 pages per week. Also it has no daily pages. I think it's more affordable. Also there is the sterling ink planner. Both have the tomoe river paper. They are not really available to shop locally where I live, so I never purchased them and don't know the exact prices. You can also try the muji planners. They are affordable, but the paper is probably not the same quality. I watch a lot of planner videos ♥️ hope this helps
Hi Vickie. Yes, I love the Pilot G-2 0.38 as well. I like to change the pen nib from time to time when I want to change things up and a simple nib size does the trick. As for planners on a budget, if you can get any undated planner that has a weekly layout (7 days in a 2-page spread) then you can do something similar to how I have set up my weekly in this video. You may have to draw a few things, so you do need a bit of time to set it up. But the way I look at my time spending it on my set-up is my "me time" ... it is something I enjoy. But if you find that setting up is "too much work" then you may want a planner that already has boxes or prompts on the page. I know there are a lot of afoordable planners at Targets in the US, or I think even your Michaels. Hope you find one that suits your needs x