Happy New Year and a Planner to Get Started
Hi all
Happy New Year!!!! So I am back and hope to revitalize my blog with lots of great projects. So I have been missing for a while because I have had to get a handle on all the new responsibilities I have taken on as the parent of an elementary school girl. I have been heavily involved in my daughter's school through the PTA and helping run the school Math Club. I had to get a handle on these things and how they fit into my schedule.
On that note of schedules, I have created a planner for myself that will allow me to keep on track and stay motivated towards my individual goals. It took a couple hours to create, just because I included daily sheets to keep my to-do list manageable. So here it is:
So the outside planner size is 10" x 7.5", with the inside pages at 9.5" x 7". I like this size because I can put it into my purse without much hassle. To make the covers I took two sheets of Silhouette chipboard and glued then together, after I cut them to size. I then choose some Heidi Swapp scrapbook paper to cover both sides of the chipboard. I did this twice to create the front and back of the planner. I chose to glue the two sheets of chipboard together because I felt that the chipboard was a little flimsy, and I wanted something sturdy. I then decorated the front of the planner with some flowers I had on hand, and used double sided adhesive with glitter for the year. Here is a snapshot of the inside of the planner:
So I created these pages with my Silhouette design studio software. I then printed them off front to back and a ton of them. This planner as it stands only has daily pages up until June. I was trying to cut down on the thickness, considering I had to use a 2" binding coil. I used weekly planner pages astwell from http://www.imperfecthomemaking.com/2012/01/free-printables-to-help-organize-your.html just printed at 80%. I can't remember where I got my monthly calendar pages from. I then used some store bought dividers, cut down to the correct size.
This planner was a ton of tedious cutting of pages, but I really like the end result, especially the size. So that is what I have for you today, I hope you are starting your new year great and don't forget to make some time to craft.
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