Trying out the Unbound Planner (4 page weekly spread)

The Unbound Planner is one of very few planners I’ve come across that has 4 pages to plan each week so I was keen to try it out!

Before the pen

See my review in this post

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Related: Unbound Weekly Planner Review

After the Pen

I kept the weekly overview page for lists, and the 2nd page for project workflow for this printable set in my shop.

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I circled days of the week on the days I intended to do routine tasks. I mainly use a monthly habit tracker and just copied across reminders into the weekly spread.

Related: 12 Planner Layout Ideas for Monthly Habit Tracking in Your Bullet Journal

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I used whiteout correction tape to cover up headings and pre-printed tasks that weren’t relevant to me.

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Since I’m not a vertical person I turned the vertical spread on it’s side and used it for blog planning which worked quite well.

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Supplies Used:

I used the Staedtler Broadliner Fine Tip pens. They’re fatter than the triplus fineliner and work better over correction tape. I bought the 10 color pack before realising there’s a 20 pack that has a purple in it (while the 10 pack does not) 🙁

I’m not a fan of the dark green but all of the other colors look nice.

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The paper of the Unbound Planner is prone to ghosting combined with the Staedtler pens being quick thick and inky, there was a bit of bleed through.
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Pros of the Unbound Planner

  • Bright white paper
  • 4 pages to plan each week (plenty of space!)
  • Portable size
  • Minimalist color scheme (so you can use whatever colors you like and they won’t clash with the colors of the planner)

Cons of the Unbound Planner

  • Pens are prone to ghosting and bleed through

Would I use this planner again?

Yes, I liked have more than enough room to spread things out over 4 pages. I like the weekly overview pages the most!

If you like the Unbound Planner you can purchase it here.

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Past weekly spreads

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