Colorful original artworks masterfully splash the pages and artist's quotes provoke inspiration on even the most uninspirational day. With THIS planner, each and every page has a purpose. Lists are typically untitled and generic that make for jumbled, incoherent thoughts. There is never enough room to write what happens in one day, there aren't enough spaces for legitimate note taking and there are definitely no drawing sections. Ive always had an issue with department/drug store store bought planners. Bullock arrived last week! I have been so inspired by these two artist's work and when I found out they were collaborating on a limited edition studio planner for artists, I jumped on it. Planner pockets are a great way to store and organise your supplies or simply gather bits of paper from your everyday.It's here, it's here! My studio planner for artists created by the founders of Courageous Creative, Kaylan Buteyn and Meredith C. Looking for a unique planner kit to create a planner that works the way you do … choose from the five stylish digital printable planner kits in store. #proTip : You can finish off by adding a tab to your pocket for easy accessibility. Each time I use my Nan’s ol’ dispenser I’m reminded of her creativity and how she would decorate the letters she wrote me and greeting cards. I used clear tape so that pattern on my paper could be seen all the way to the edge. Mark your binder holes using a divider or planner page as a template and hole punch.įor tips on punching holes in The Beginner Guide to Hole Punching Planner Pages article. I have left my flap intact and glued it down to expose the bold zig zag stripes. Glue down your pocket flap or simply cut it off if you prefer. #proTip : You can have a deep or shallow pocket depending on how far down you fold. I measured down 148mm, the width of my pocket, on the open side so that my corner would neatly touch the folded side of the pocket.
Turn down the top open corner onto the folded side to create the pocket opening. #proTip : If you score the fold first, mark it by pretending to cut along the fold with the blunt side of your knife, it will make a dent in your card and you’ll get a nice crisp fold. If your piece of card was larger than you needed simply cut off the extra. This should be the size of your finished planner pocket. #proTip : If you are making a pocket that is larger than a single piece of card, simply join two of your favourite pieces together on the long edge using some washi or clear tape. I have printed two of my favourite papers double sided on my inkjet printer. My pocket will be A5, 148 x 210mm, when finished so the piece of card I need is A4, 297 x 210mm, in size. This is the size of the piece of card you will need. #proTip : Your planner pocket doesn’t have to be the same size as your planner pages.ĭouble the width of the size you want your planner pocket to be.
MY PLANNER STUDIO FULL
I’m making a planner pocket to fit my Kikki.K large binder, A5, full page size so my width is 148mm and the height is 210mm. 1 piece of double sided card or white card to print your favourite digital papers or photoĭecide on the finished size of your planner pocket.To follow along and create your own planner pockets you’ll need :
MY PLANNER STUDIO SERIES
To learn more about creating your own planner see the Beginners Guide Series here. Today let’s make a simple, yet striking planner pocket. And you can infuse your own style and use a variety of materials to customise your planner. Planner pockets can be whatever shape or size you’d like.
Pockets are a great way to store supplies such as cards and stickers, essentials of daily life like receipts and invitations, and even a little memorabilia of photos, tickets and notes. Just like your favourite pair of jeans, your planner needs pockets.
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