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I am looking to add weeklies to my Midori Hibino and I get discouraged with how long it takes me to do layouts, so I was hoping for a stamp. This one from dappernotes is almost perfect but is a lot more than I was looking to spend. Does anyone know of something similar? submitted by /u/nolapacey [link] [comments]
After using Hobonichi Weeks for two years, I was thinking of trying a new planner for 2027. I was between Jibun Techo Days and the Nolty Pagem and was about to buy the Nolty until I noticed it’s a Sunday start planner 😩😩 I’m so torn now 💔 submitted by /u/inthemikros777 [link] [comments]
Please let me know why you choose one over the other. I'm curious! I'm trying to make a decision and that will dictate which size, style, and brand of planner I'm getting. This year I have them separated and I find that it's a bit hard to carry around especially when I'm traveling, but I do like that I'm not constrain to the X amount of pages the planner has for daily journaling. I can do more…
Is anyone using an A5 size Aura Estelle planner cover with a Hobonichi Cousin book? Do you have the medium size or the large and are you overly chunky or do you find the planner is slipping around within the cover size that you chose? Edited: cousin (not weeks) submitted by /u/Skylove64 [link] [comments]
I am currently using n2 sterling ink undated common planner. I like the complete set up better but start on Sunday (complete is month, then weeks month and weeks. Instead of months and then the weeks separated). From what I understand of Wonderland they have similar builds and style as sterling ink. But I really love the midori paper. It's been my favorite so far. Any suggestions? submitted by…
I’m on the hunt for a 2027 planner and I feel like what I’m looking for shouldn’t be this hard to find 😭 Hoping someone here might know of one! My must-haves are: • Canadian company OR sold by a Canadian retailer • Dated, 12 months • Sunday-start monthly pages • Sunday-start weekly pages • Some blank/note pages after each month • White paper (I really don’t like cream/yellowish paper) • Decent…
After using the Hobonichi Weeks for two years I'm thinking of switching to the dated Faded Chronicles TN size planner for 2027. I think I'm transitioning from trying to keep on top of things since having a baby, to having goals I want to work towards - and I think the FC seems nicely designed for this new (to me) style of planning and accountability. But it seems to be a relatively new planner and…
I’ve been using the Leuchhturm weekly planner & notebook for work for the past 3 years, and I noticed the layout of the weekly page changed for 2027–previously, Saturday and Sunday were in the same row, and now they‘re in separate rows. I was aware of this before I got mine for 2027 and was trying to keep an open mind, but now that I’ve received it, I’m a little bummed. I’m sure it’s fine (or…
hi gang! I am having the hardest time deciding between the Hobonichi Cousin vs Sterling Ink Complete vs Kinbor. I want something with dated daily pages, and I already have a 2027 kinbor weeks so I’m not concerned with the weeks layout (I can use them as trackers pages or something). I was originally looking for an A5, but the Sterling Ink b6 is speaking to me too. If you feel strongly - positively…
I’m currently in Japan and found this Takahashi Shoten planner. This is the Torinco 7. The layout is perfect for work. I can list down all my meetings per day and still have space for my to do list below. This is only 2,222 yen. The Torinco series is pretty cool—it comes in different layouts according to your needs. submitted by /u/theantidotes [link] [comments]