When I was poking around I found a bunch of Christmas Planners made by crafty people. There is a sister website called Christmas Planner that has lots of free downloads for Christmas Planners. I found a bunch that I felt would be helpful to me here (check out the "basic pages" section). I created a word document and pasted the .pdf files to fit four to a page so that I could make a smaller book. Here is a look at the interior pages:
There are calendar pages for November through January so you can add important dates right into your planner.
There are also pages to keep your gift information organized. I usually make gifts for teachers, secretaries, mail carrier, etc., so this is a good one.
I made a pocket page that holds some blank pages that I will use for my kids' wish lists. I can pull these out whenever I go shopping.
There are also pages to keep your gift information organized. I usually make gifts for teachers, secretaries, mail carrier, etc., so this is a good one.
There is also a section for a six week plan of getting organized that I printed out; I just forgot to photograph it. I think that having this on the counter in my kitchen for the next two months will help me in getting things ready in a more timely and relaxed manner. With these hopes, I planned the covers for this book to be reuasable. All I will have to do is take off the binding coil and reprint the interior pages for next year. Here is a look at the front cover:
I stamped the trees on a sturdy piece of acetate and added the glitter to the back side. The frame I stamped and adhered it to the backside, as well. The "2008" and holly was stamped onto the vintage paper which is the first page of the book. I can change that for next year, too.
I have already started to write in the little planner and I am looking forward to getting more organized this year!
3 comments:
Wow thats smart
This is such a fun idea Elena!
What a GREAT planner!!!
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