If you’ve been following my blog since the beginning then you may remember the 52 planners in 52 weeks challenge. That experiment helped me realise that using different planners every other week is my version of planner peace, and also that dashboard is my favorite weekly layout.

I prefer less space for the days of the week and more space for notes and checklists. Not many planner brands offer 1 page weekly planners, which means I mostly gravitate towards using a printable to plan my week. If you’ve been wanting to try a 1 page weekly planner or haven’t quite found the right weekly spread for you, then you can now get a bundle with 52 different 1 page weekly planners.

A few years ago, I created the Create Your Own Planner Kit which had a variety weekly spreads. It was long over due for a refresh!

Taking inspiration from that original kit which had minimalist black and white only designs, this bundle also has clean, minimalist and ink friendly designs. When I made that original kit I had a bit of an obsession with bold black backgrounds with white text, and a tendency to add borders around my designs. Over the years I’ve scaled back the amount of black and have focused on incorporating shades of grey into these designs, and removed the borders to make the designs less cluttered.

You can keep it simple with just a black pen, or decorate with planner stickers, highlighters, washi tape, and choose your own colors or themes for the layouts.

Why are there 52 layouts?

It was really important to me that there were 52 different weekly layouts. Back when I did the 52 planners in 52 weeks challenge I found it so helpful to try a wide variety of layouts to understand my planning style. The common vertical columns with 3 sections for each day and horizontal weekly layouts just don’t work for me. I don’t need such large spaces to plan each day.

With this kit you can use a different 1 page weekly planner each week for an entire year… or until you find your favorite one!

I typically use a monthly habit tracker, but if I’ve been slack and need a reminder, then I like to bring the weekly habits I need to reinstate, into my weekly spread. For that reason, some of the planners have habit trackers. I’ve also found pomodoro trackers to be very helpful at keeping me on task, so some of the weekly layouts include pomdoro trackers. And of course almost every layout includes a checklist!

This bundle includes many of my favorite layouts I’ve used over the past 10+ years, as well as a few new layouts perfect for mixing and matching to create a 2 page weekly spread, or just use them on their own. Many of these layouts are not your typical weekly layouts you’d find in a mass produced paper planner. Most started out as bullet journal layouts because I couldn’t find layouts that suited my particular needs for a particular type of week.

Some weeks I need more space for weekdays, some weeks I need an hourly or half hourly schedule, other weeks I need mostly checklists and some weeks I need a combination of these.

Your plans change throughout the year, so why use the exact same weekly spread for an entire year?

You can find this bundle in my Etsy shop and online shop.

I’ve also included a weekend planner printable, lined notes, dot grid notes, graph and cornell notes pages, for weeks when you might need a bit more room to plan.

If you need more space, you can use the inserts to create 3 or even 4 page weekly spreads as well.

Here’s a closer look at some of the layouts

You can find this bundle in my Etsy shop and online shop.

What page sizes are included?

A few weeks ago I sent out a survey asking for feedback on everyone’s favorite printables page size.

You guys didn’t make it easy! I thought there’s be a clear winner but it was very close. The most popular page sizes were US letter size, half US letter, A5 and Happy Planner Classic.

At the moment these weekly planner printables are in US letter and Happy Planner classic page sizes.

The Happy Planner classic size printables are already at Happy Planner classic size (7″ wide x 9.25″ high), with no crop marks. You can print the pages onto pre-cut 7″ wide x 9.25″ high paper, or print onto US Letter or A4 size paper and trim to size.

My favorite page size for planning is Happy Planner classic, but if there’s enough interest then I may reformat the pages to A5 or half US letter size. You can always resize the letter size version to other page sizes following the instructions in the printing guide you can download for free here.

Are the planners fillable?

Yes. Based on the survey results, half of you preferred fillable templates.

It takes quite a while to make each planner fillable, so only the US letter page size version is fillable (can type your text in before printing).

You’ll need a computer and adobe reader (which is free and can be downloaded here).

About the designs

• Light grey lines on most designs
• Mix of planners with lined and unlined writing space
• Some designs have habit trackers
• Some designs have pomodoro trackers
• Flexible checklists you can use for anything – to do, shopping list, cleaning tasks etc.
• Minimal pre-filled titles. Instead of wasting space with generic titles like ‘notes’, I’ve left many boxes blank so you can choose what works for you (focus of the week, tasks for a big project you have, a motivational quote, weekly reflection etc.)
• Font style is the same throughout
• The font in the fillable version (letter size version only) matches the font used on the page to keep everything seamless
• Clean & simple aesthetic – make it your own with stickers, highlighters, colored pens or just keep it simple and use black pen only
• All pages are undated so you can start planning anytime
• Both Monday and Sunday start are included for each layout
• The US letter size version are fillable PDF files – save time by typing your text before printing, or keep the planner saved and refer to it on your computer
• The PDF can be added into Goodnotes (won’t be hyperlinked) if you want to do digital planning

Each page has an approx 0.5″ (approx. 1.27cm / 12.7mm) margin on both sides of the page for hole punching. You can use these inserts with discs, spiral binding, comb binding, ring bound etc.

This bundle of weekly planners includes

• 5 day weekly planners – 10 different designs
• 7 day weekly planners (Monday and Sunday start included) – 42 different designs
• Bonus: Weekend planner page if you want to pair it with the 5 day planners, or just need more room to plan your weekend
• Bonus: Lined, dot grid, graph and Cornell notes pages – for those weeks where you need a little more room to write

Why is this collection of printables for?

✓ Weeks you don’t need a 2 page spread

✓ If you need a bit more extra space than your 2 page spread includes e.g. another weekly planning page for meal planning

✓ Want to try different layouts before buying a paper planner which has a similar layout

✓ Often have lots of blank space on your 2 page weekly spread, and are considering switching to a 1 page weekly spread

✓ Have never tried using a 1 page weekly planner before

✓ Are looking for a flexible planning system

✓ Your child needs a planner for school or college but they don’t know what layout is right for them. They can experiment with these layouts before buying a planner

✓ You don’t use a planner every week. If you only use a planner on busy weeks, these layouts are undated so you won’t feel guilty about ‘wasting’ pages like in a pre-printed and pre-dated planner.

Where to buy the kit

You can find this bundle in my Etsy shop and online shop.

Purchase once, download and print an unlimited times for your personal use! You can reuse the printables year after year and only print what you need so there’s no wastage.

All pages are undated so you can start planning anytime – no need to wait until January or July – you can get your goals back on track starting right now.