This year I decided to use a paper planner. I wanted to share a look Inside My Planner. I use to be a hardcore paper planner type of gal but got caught up in the digital life of the iPhone, and in reality it worked out great for me when I was single with no kids. Now I am constantly needing to jot things down or sketch things out, and I needed paper more than digital, so I decided to get the Erin Condren planner and put it inside a Kikki-K binder. I loved the Erin Condren layout, right now I am using the vertical layout. I also love a binder system to be able to add and remove pages to my liking. This is why I decided to combine the two. So far it is great and I love the system I chose! I won’t go into details on setting this up because there are a lot of YouTube videos out there explain how to put an Erin Condren into an A5 Binder or Kikki-K.
Currently the pens I am using to document are the Staedtler Pens which come in a huge amount of colors, I love the quality of these pens as I have mentioned before and I use them in my planner daily. I also use the Erin Condren Snapin Stylized Sticky Notes Dashboard which I also stick on other sticky tags in the back that I receive from my monthly Studio Calico planner subscription. Its a very sturdy dashboard and I use it as a page marker for the week, so it’s a win win.
Here are the sticky flags in use for planning out my monthly blog posts. They come in really handy.
I also use tons of stickers from random etsy sellers. Some of my favorite are Planner Penny, Paper Loving Mommy and my felt paper clips are from StickyBee Designs. I also receive stickers I receive from my Studio Calico subscription too. Other fun places to find planner supplies is at Target in their dollar section.
I love to use washi tapes to decorate my planner, that I picked up at my local craft store. I plan on sharing my method in organizing this planner and how I go about planning out my week in a later post.
Which type of planner do you use and love? Do you enjoy using stickers to decorate?
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