First, I like that it is spiral bound. It opens out really flat so you can see two pages. You can also fold it so that only one page is visible, which takes up less table space. It includes a laminated cover and nice tabs separating each section of the planner.
On these full-month calendar pages there is a reminder about the block of the month (included with the planner). There are also places to write out Monthly Goals, list Personal Projects, and list Quilting Projects. Space to write out notes and a bit of graph paper (to do a bit of doodling if you want) are at the bottom of the pages.
Each week is shown in detail. For each week of the month, there is a “Habit Tracker” and spaces for a weekly Personal To-Do List, Quilting To-Do List, Shopping List, and Notes. As you can see, I have a retreat coming up.
Did I mention I love coloring? This planner even has 15 pages to color; of course, I couldn’t wait. These are two pages I’ve done so far (and I’ve started others). I find coloring to be a great stress reliever.
- Reference section
- Graph paper
- Pocket on the inside back cover
- Instagram “challenges”
- Facebook page
I hope I have given you a good idea about what the Quilter’s Planner is all about and why I like it. Maybe you will want to go ahead and get one or check it out next year.
3 comments:
Maybe I will try one next year. Hopefully money won't be so tight. At least there won't be school tuition! It does have some interesting pages, and certainly lots of them. I like the spiral, too. I probably wouldn't use most of the stickers. I might use the graph paper. I have a notebook just of graph paper anyway. I'll give it some more thought. Thanks for giving a little overview of it.
This reminds me of one of the bullet journals that people make for themselves. This should keep you focused.
Thank you, Beth!!!!! It really does look awesome!!!
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