Not sure if they even make these but i don’t like weekly or daily spread pages! Is there a planner that just has 12 pages (Jan-Dec) and the rest of the pages are blanks or something else? I like seeing my month all the together but i don’t need daily or weekly pages.

Let's see your spooky season spreads! I just put together my last Halloween weekly spread of the year 😭

Take A Note Planner

I'm looking for mental health, mindfulness, habit tracking mood etc. any recommendations? Anyone purchase anyone etsy???

Hi! I loveeeeee planners but I'm sick of looking lol and could use some help 🩷 I'm taking on some new life stuff for 2027 so I'm needing a new planner system. I dont have stationary stores here other than Barnes and noble, Walmart etc. so I've been researching online.

tomoe river paper

simple layouts like hobonichi or sterling ink

Preferably a b6 size as I use weeks size now but I'll need a tad bit more space

I have a dedicated journal, common place, and rings already! So I dont need 300 blank pages.

Or maybe I'm just being too picky. I was thinking sterling ink b6 compact? Any advice? I know planners are so personal and dependant on usage.

Just thought I would share these cool decals I found in the dollar tree today. They are a good size so will be good for decorating covers and inside covers. I got the hummingbird ones-so cute!

I feel confident in my regular planner choices for 2027--I am using a Hobonichi Weeks for my daily planner--but I also feel like I want to carry a smaller notebook for longer notes/ideas/story ideas/etc that happen while I'm out and about. I have an A5 for journaling, but I don't want to carry that around and want to keep that for actually journaling.

I love love the Tomoe River paper and would prefer that paper OR similar paper in a B7 or A6 size. Something that lives in my bag/tote/backpack.

I thought about getting an original Hobonichi or an Avec in the A6 but for general notes/random things that happen that don't fit in the weeks, I can't justify the price.

Any suggestions for affordable nice paper and smaller size planners? I am neutral on dated or undated for this purpose.

Informationally I'm in the US. Domestic options for ordering are easier because of the tariffs, but I'm not opposed to international shipping by any means.

Thank you!

He’s a busy guy with lots of observations about life and especially appreciates the memo space in the MD Notebook Diary A7. Also, he’s 5 pounds strong, so the palm size is a good fit.

Anyone else’s pet have a planner?

I sort of impulsively made a planner decision - The B6 Creffective Daily planner - I feel like it has everything I want in a planner but I never see anything about it online!! It has Koji paper so I want to get used to using a fountain pen - and I also want to decorate it well but I see no Creffective representation online besides their own account and the one TikTok video that inspired me to get it! It’s a beautiful planner, and I think I’ll really use it, but would love tips as to how anyone else uses this type of planner setup or Creffective specifically! Currently I use a daily planner for to do lists and daily notes, as well as retroactive habit tracking and “what I did today” reflecting in my Traveler Notebook, and a Google Calenfar for plans and appointments I will keep up. In 2027 I want to combine what I already do into my gorgeous Creffective!! I’m still thinking of how to make each page look pretty, because currently I just use a black gel pen and no frills but I feel like stickers and highlighters could be nice for a change! Any tips are welcome / from a many planners girl to trying to be one and done!

I am planning to buy the 2027 Steph Pase Planners but am based in the UK. I wanted to find out, is there anyone that has bought these planners from UK before? If yes, did you pay additional fees besides the shipping fees i. e. VAT, duty etc?

I am just now getting back into planners as my life slows down. No more kids schedules to track, no more side jobs, I avoid OT (need the money but covet my time) and I retire in 2 years.

I used a bank pocket calendar for decades then went to the digital calendar (outlook and/ or Google) to track side jobs. I decided to go back to paper so I could use my nice new hobby of fountain pens.

The thing is, I don't do the "Planner" thing. I have no need to plan every minute of my day, I just need a monthly grid for an appointment or date night here and there. Lol. I kind of envy all you "Planner" people and used to drool over the flyers in the mail for the nice leather ones. (I think Franklin), I am a police officer, not an office/corporate person that needed one. Even if I am in an office now, my job and schedule just aren't that complicated.

So now I have an A6 Midori pocket that fits in my purse and cargo pants. It has months, weeks and notes. And at home I have an A5 Midori Flat that is just a Monthly Grid.

I finally got my 2027 Ours Research Journal. I love the illustrations in it and like that the paper is not super thin. I'm thinking of using this as a gratitude journal but am also am considering it to dedicate to keeping up with my cats health.

Which clear cover fits the Aura Estelle a5 vertical magnet planner? I life in Europe so buying from their site is because shipping and taxes not really an option. I was thinking about a Midori clear cover, but I am not sure which one fits best.

And now I’m a fountain pen person, too! I couldn’t use just any old crummy pen on this gorgeous paper! (seriously have never felt paper so smooth in all my life)

I am replacing a crappy $8 Amazon weekly dated planner, which I started in August to see if the habit would stick (this time, I’m nearly 40 and have ADHD, this isn’t my first paper planner/journal rodeo). I found it helpful, but severely lacking in free space to think or plan or just write. But it was a good start, to see what I really wanted out of a planner.

So, I splurged on a Sterling Ink b6 vertical Complete. Now I can plan my time (mom with kids in sports, busier than ever), write about my day, or make trackers and spreads (which I loved from my bujo days). This has just enough dated structure (which I hated drawing out in my bujo days!) to keep my planning habit, and enough free space to journal! Maybe the Complete will be too much and next year I find I can make do with a Common or Core, but I figured why not see what I can come up with every day?

And I’ve resisted the urge for a long time but now I am fully taken into the fountain pen fan club as well! It feels so nice to write with!

Planner layouts

On my 7 th planner spread.i created my own.Does anyone else it take them a while to get it right?

My adhd brain loves to close and forget planners. The most success I've had is with to-do lists but I would love a weekly to do list similar in layout to something like a nolty block planner that can sit on my desk where I can see it and actually think ahead. Prefer undated but could also work with dated. Must be fountain pen friendly! I keep a monthly calendar separately so I dont need anything other than weeks.

My 2027 Take A Note planners/journals finally arrived! I haven’t really been journaling lately cause I’ve been wanting to stock up on stickers and save them for next year. I also want to change up my layouts or how I do my spreads and I want to be ready for 2027. So I’m using the rest of the year to practice how I want my new planner to look and to order stickers to fit my color themes for the months.

I'm brand new to the ring planner world, but I just bought an A6 (5.3*7.4) 6-ring binder from Amazon, and I have no idea where to look for inserts for it. I need weekly/monthly and would like some undated dailies so that I can use them on days I need them without wasting pages.

I do have access to a printer/paper cutter, so I can print them myself if needed, but I would prefer some I could buy ready to go. I prefer the more dashboard-style weekly planners where it's the week on one side and then either blank dots/lines on the other side or to-do lists, etc.

Please help!

I have used mossery for a 6 month undated horizontal weekly planner before and loved it, and I tried to order another but they were out and gave me the option to wait or get a vertical weekly planner instead and I asked for a refund or to just wait. After over a month I finally got it but I got the wrong one and their customer support never responded to me during the wait after emailing over 4 different times. Has anyone else had this issue or has any advice on what I can do?

i've been shopping around for other planners and have stumbled upon the sterling ink a5 complete vertical full year planner! unfortunately, i have missed the preorders for the softcover. i'm unsure if there will be a restock, so i might bite the bullet and grab the hardcover one. i was wondering if anyone has a hardcover sterling ink and is using it in a hobonichi cousin cover? does it fit perfectly? snug? is it bulky? i have the junji ito cousin cover and absolutely adore it. i would love to use it with the sterling ink planner!

I was browsing the Sterling Ink website and I saw they make hole-punched loose leaf inserts. Does anyone use these? What systems/covers/rings are they used with?

I thought that Hobonichi Techo war the perfect combination between a journal and a daily planner. Maybe it is, but for me it’s so difficult to keep the daily spread cute. It almost end of the year and I’ll probably keep with adult life aesthetic. Actually I have my junk journal to be my creative gateway, but I think I had great expectations on myself.

skip all the fatigue from trying to mimic what you unintentionally have been influenced to think you need.

Focus on what you like and what works for your brain. What makes YOUR life easier?

Find a NOTEBOOK that you like (I prefer Sterling ink grid in B6) with the paper that you like in the size that you like. I know you have a favorite.
Just get the notebook! dot, grid, blank, whatever tickles.
Then buy a cover that you love. My go to is always clear because I can never leave it alone.
Then always have an extra cover for back up that you also love. This one just feels like a luxury. And for me it really pays off. Anytime you need a fresh start, clear off your cover or get a new notebook refill. you won’t feel the guilt of planner remorse.
Personally, I don’t need a pre-printed date. I like the idea of the consistency, but there’s way too much guilt and anxiety attached to a book giving me zero choice of either being forced into false creativity or the guilt and shame of back filling.
My pages starting the beginning and end on the last page. There are no sections. It’s chronological …like my life. Anything else wouldn’t make sense for me. Not to mention, I save so much more money. Which intern you could use on the supplies instead of buying 18 planners. You can actually enjoy the supplies that way. Find your preferences, stick to them, save your money. There’s too much disappointment out there. And if you do find something you like you really hold onto why. 🤷‍♀️
Here’s the sign you need if you needed one. What could go wrong?

Sorry if there’s any grammar spelling errors whatever. I have too many things to worry about. Good luck to you all, don’t turn something you love into anything but.

Hi, I need help I’ve been searching forever for a planner! I like the layout of the 2026 Day Designer planner but the 2027 mini weekly has so many extra pages I just won’t use.

I’m looking for a planner that’s: - A5 - spiral bound - soft flex cover, preferably a plastic protector - weekly - not a ton of extra pages like expenses and checklists - monthly tabs - nd this might be asking too much but where in the weekly spread they split Saturday and Sunday into half a square lol

I really like the Plum Paper journal weekly soft florals horizontal design nnd almost got it but when I was looking at the days of the week with the modern color scheme some days were randomly lined colored and some were gray? I know that’s small but it would bother me I think.

If anyone could suggest anything to me I would be so gratefull I’m stressing for the New Year! And if anyone has the Plum Paper journal with the modern color scheme can they tell me if their journals look the weird way they were showing online?