I’ve been lucky to come across some fantastic stationery/office supply/planner goodies lately that very quickly became favorites… these are all now staples of my planning process and use.
Where can you find these awesome goodies? Here!
I have finally found a midori-style finance planner that covers everything I’ll need, for the entire year, in one slim insert!
Go have a look at PlanInk on Etsy… there are inserts for both ringed binders and midori-style notebooks. Here’s the link to this particular finance planner, which is an instant download.
I’m currently using a Field Notes size midori-style notebook as my wallet. Actually, I go back and forth between two such notebooks… the one featured in this video is a Pocket Gemini from ChicSparrow. When I switch notebooks, I put all of these contents into my Christopher Columbus notebook (also from ChicSparrow, but sadly no longer available), in exactly the same order.
I haven’t done Before and After Shots for quite a while; using the Day On 2 Pages meant lots of photos to prep for each week’s post, and with everything else that needed to be done, I had to give up something.
However, many of you have expressed that you missed these weekly photos (which I’m humbled to learn), and I missed posting them.
Now that I’ve moved onto a Day On 1 Page, weekly After Shots are a breeze!
So here are the After Shots from Week 7 of 2015:
Sometimes, words just fail me.
This is definitely one of those times.
The Luxxe notebook from ChicSparrow is a very firm, absolutely pristine leather notebook in the tradition of Midori-style notebooks (meaning that it incorporates elastic to hold inserts in place). The leather is immaculately smooth and takes color beautifully. Adding internal pockets makes the cover even more substantial. I find it interesting that, while the leather is quite firm, it has no problem curving around all of the contents that one can put onto the four elastics in the spine.
If you decide you’d like to get your hands on one of these and want exactly the same color, please let Jennifer know, because I believe this specific cover is a mix of several different colors to create the lovely, rich cocoa brown.