Not really, well kind of ..maybe?








I made myself a thing! (a planner like thing!) While I never really considered myself busy enough to require any sort of organization system (besides the occasional TO DO list or grocery list and I usually just scrawled the info onto bits of paper and tucked them in pockets ..often lost and then found ..always too late) Once I found a list months later “light bulb, chow mein” hum.. these were important enough to require a write down, but REALLY, did I REALLY need to remind myself to change that bulb or what I wanted to cook for supper that night and ultimately I lost this list so what the hell did we end up eating in the dark!?!
But lets face it I am a list maker, a jotter down of ideas, a forgetter of dates and I loose stuff, so I’m kind of hoping this ends up being a thing I will use. Not to mention, I’ve always had an ridiculous obsession with paper products & stationary, pens & pencils, a complete sucker for cute & kooky office products (minus the actual office!)
I styled it after the ever popular travelers notebook system, but I wanted it to be very me, which meant cute and lots of pockets! I happen to have made all of the notebooks and folders for this, but I did want to have the option for buying premade notebooks if I didn’t feel like making my own.
(larger Moleskine cahier and junior legal pads will fit in here!)
The very first one I made will hold roughly 3 notebooks and 2 folders without any bulge out ..just barely though! I got smarter with the second one, a smidge larger all around so more goodies could be tucked inside, I used super cute Kokka lucky penguin fabric & improved vinyl sewing with business card pockets!
Oh and just because this will help motivate me .. a new pen & lead holder from Kaweco.
Ok now I’m ready to do this thing!
…maybe?
I’m a Moleskine fanatic, this is so exciting. how did you make it?
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This is just the thing for you then! I didn’t want to add to the online info overlap so I wasn’t planning on a tut :) and because there are so many great tutorials online (blogs & youtube) just search out diy midori, faux dori or fabric dori and get lost in the madness!
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Wow, thank you: we don’t really have these in the UK so rather exciting!
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how eclectic. nice!
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