If you’re a crafty person and need a planner combined with a project planner, then the Scrappy Planner may be the perfect planner for you!

I recorded a video and photos of the planner but accidentally deleted them from my iPhone #epicfail so we’ll just have to make do with the pretty professional photos courtesty of the creator of the planner, Lori Holt (which are 10x better than the photos I took anyway)

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About the Scrappy Planner:

• 7.5” wide x 9” high
• Laminated cardstock cover
• Coordinating accessories including sticker book, pens, page markers, daily planning notepad, gingham washi tape
• Spiral binding
• Undated – write dates in or use date dot stickers
• Full color printing on the inside pages

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Pros of the Scrappy Planner

• Light to carry
• Portable size (7.5” wide x 9” high)
• Days are color coded
• Checklists for each day (perfect for list makers)
• Lots of matching accessories including bookmarks/page markers, pens and even a sticker book (filled with tons of icon stickers!)

Some of the adorable coordinating accessories! 

Cons of the Scrappy Planner

• Undated (this can be a pro or a con depending on how you plan)
• Dividers are a bit flimsy
• There are notes pages – but not many
• One page weekly planning space with checklists – you could keep track of appointments, birthdays and the like in the notes section of the weekly spread, but if this is something you prefer to see on each day – then this may annoy you

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Overall, the Scrappy Planner is a very simple planner with no frills. It is ideal:

• If you’re just starting to use a planner
• List maker
• Are thinking about upgrading from a monthly calendar to a weekly planner and aren’t sure if a weekly planner is right for you
• Only use a planner occasionally, to plan busy weeks
• You’re a crafter and want project planning and quilting reference notes built in (or if you aren’t a quilter you could always rip those pages out of the planner, but undated weekly planner printables would be a more budget friendly alternative)
• If you’re not interested in planning using planner stickers

Related: Review of the Quilter’s Planner 2017

A similar planner you may also be interested in is the 2017 Quilter’s Planner. Some of the differences between the Scrappy Planner and the Quilter’s Planner are:

• Quilters planner is dated while the Scrappy Planner is undated
• The quilter’s Planner is larger than the Scrappy Planner at 8.5″ wide x 10″ high compared to 7.5” wide x 9”
• Monthly calendar
• Both have spiral binding
• The project planning pages are larger in the Scrapper planer (2 pages per project) compared to 1 project per page for the Quilter’s Planner
• The Quilters’ planner has a 2 page per week spread with more writing space. It also has an hourly layout. The Scrapper planner has 1 week per page with a checklist for each day and a notes section for the week
• 6 quilt patterns by Lori Holt are included in the Scrapper Planner. There are 14 patterns from various designers included in the Quilters Planner
• The Quilters planer includes extras pages such as blank notes paper and graph paper
• The cover of the Quilters Planner is sturdier
• Both include reference guide for quilting

If you want to get a copy of either the Scrappy Planner or the Quilter’s Planner, my sister has them in her shop, Carefully Crafted, along with fabric and a bunch of planner supplies including Happy Planner, Prima Planner, planner stickers, planner accessories and hundreds of washi tapes!

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