I haven’t placed an order with Limelife Planners for a long time because their international shipping costs are just far too high for me to justify the cost. Thankfully, you can download free samples of Limelife Planners’ layouts on this…
Weekly spread with small weekday section and a larger space for the weekend & projects
I usually don’t allocate tasks to days but I’m finding that in the past couple of months, I’ve actually ended up adding days of the week in brackets e.g. (Sun) after tasks, especially ones I expected to do on a…
Rainbow weekly spread in the TEDi Online Creative Diary
Back in 2019, I randomly found this planner for 3 euro at a TEDi shop in Germany. I’ve never found an online store for the company but the weekly spread could be replicated in a bullet journal. So why did…
Rainbow weekly spread using the speedy stencils and Zebra Mildliners
In need of some inspiration for weekly spreads, I decided to look at a supply I don’t often use: stencils. I normally avoid these as most are either cardboard that bends easily or metal where the gaps to trace are…
Kaisercraft Planner Weekly Spread with skinny washi tape
The Kaisercraft weekly planner is a cross between horizontal layout for the weekdays and vertical layout for the weekend which is not very common, so let’s try it out! Before the Pen After the Pen I’m obsessed with this skinny washi tape…
Weekly spread with DIY stickers made using the Poooliprint Inkless Pocket Printer
Days of the week stickers are some of my favorite functional planner stickers yet there aren’t many brands that sell them. If you don’t want to learn how to make your own planner stickers using a Silhouette machine (or don’t…
Favorite weekly spreads of 2020
Another year gone! Each year I like to do a post with my favorite weekly spreads of the past year. If you started following me partway through the year you may have missed some of my spreads, or maybe you…
Weekly Planning in the Erin Condren Using Only Solid Color Dot Stickers
One color dot stickers are some of the easiest stickers to find and the easiest to make. They’re great for color coding, to do lists, flagging important tasks and for quickly adding color to your planner. For this weeks’ spread…
Testing Buke Stationery’s 180 GSM thick paper with a Highlighter Heavy Weekly Spread
I was so impressed by the results of my pen test in the 180 GSM thick paper Buke Stationery notebook that I decided to really put it to the test with a highlighter heavy weekly spread. I started with a…
Weekly planning in a rainbow theme – does it ever get boring?
So if you’ve been following my weekly spreads you’ll notice I tend to stick to either a minimalist black weekly spread design with colored pens or the reverse – a rainbow design with black pen. I love anything rainbow so…
Categorised weekly planning using printables in the ARC discbound notebook
Lists are my favorite way to plan the week but since most planners only have small list sections for each week, I opted to use my own printables this week. Before the Pen I went for a random mix of things:…
Whistle and Birch weekly planner spread using the study layout
When I got the Whistle and Birch Planner I was most excited to try the study layout as it has lots of checklist space. This post contains affiliate links. Before the Pen See my review of the planner in this…