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.
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Before the Pen
See my review of the planner in this post.
Whistle and Birch Weekly Planner Review
After the Pen
Last time I used the Whistle and Birch planner I did borders with highlighters, this time I opted for borders with washi tape.
This thin washi tape (it’s only 3mm wide) is from this rainbow skinny washi tape from MAMBI.
I decided it was a bit too plain so added a rainbow border with the highlighters – much better!
I was going to use these vacation countdown stickers I made a few years ago… but I’ve used them for just about every holiday so decided to do something different. Instead I used date dot stickers to create a countdown.
If you’re wondering if investing in marker pens is actually worth it… there is quite a difference in the thickness of a marker pen versus a gel pen:
Supplies Used:
- Whistle and Birch planner
- Kaco Pure Green gel pens
- Staedtler triplus color 0.3mm (mint pen)
- Papermate Inkjoy Gel 0.7mm (yellow pen)
- MAMBI thin washi tape (rainbow pack)
- Zebra mildliner teal & red (from the brights pack – dark blue)
- Zebra Mildliner red from the yellow pack
- Numbered rainbow stickers (learn how to make your own here)
- MUJI hexa pens – borders at the top of the pages
- Staedtler textsurfer highlighters (Orange, pink, green)
- Keji whiteout tape (from Officeworks)
Would I use this layout again?
Yes. While I normally prefer larger space for Saturday and Sunday, the 2nd page has so much notes & checklist space that most of the page can be converted into weekend planning.
Past weekly spreads
- Planning the week using stamps (MAMBI, Carpe Diem & Creative Devotion)
- Minimalist planner decorating and color coding using pencils
- Keeping work and personal in the same planner plus pie chart blog planning
Planning tips
- 7 Cheaper alternatives to popular (but expensive) planner supplies
- Highlighters vs. Highlighter Pencils: Are they worth the cost?
- How to organize planner stickers using folders (plus free printable labels)
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