September Planner Setup

Greetings, Daisies!  It’s Kristine here with you, and today I am sharing my September planner setup.  I swear, it feels like it was just January – how did fall get here so quickly??  However it happened, I’m glad it did, because these Book Club kits are just amazing. I have about a zillion photos for you, so let’s dive in!

I’m going to show you two planner setups – my work planner and my personal planner. I discovered last year that it works best for me to keep work and personal items separated, so that’s why I have this setup. (Plus, two planners to decorate each month! Bonus!)

Let’s start with my personal planner (right).  For September, I am changing it up AGAIN (you’re shocked, I’m sure, lol). In an effort to simplify, I am using a PrintPression Weeks planner in a Foxy Fix MegaWeeks cover in Zoe Posh. (More about the PPWeeks coming up.) On the front is a beautiful book swag from my friend Lisa at Fir and Yew. (While we’re here, the front of my work planner features an Alice bow charm from Peonies Paperie.)

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Inside the front cover of my personal planner, I have a decorative tag I made from some kit items and a blank dot grid insert wrapped in a Foxy Fix vinyl dashboard. Since the PPWeeks is a bound book, this extra insert in the front gives me space for extra notes, decoration, and a place to put my sticky notes.

Now for the PPWeeks itself.  It has three sections – 12 monthly pages, 52 weekly pages, and 24 gridded pages.  Here is the monthly spread for September – I used stickers from the Planner kit for the days and dates, and some washi and a couple decorative stickers finished it off. Over to the right, you can see the monthly bookmark I made from the kit card and a tab.

Next up is the weekly section. I’ve got two weeks laid out so far, using both stickers and stamps, and I love them both. (I must confess that I adore those bird stamps.  LOVE!) Another bookmark, this time using a pocket card and a tab, will mark my spot in this section.

In the back of the planner are 24 gridded pages, which I thought would be perfect for my habit and bill trackers.  I printed my habit tracker from Excel and used stickers and stamps for the bill tracker page. A bookmark made from a dashboard, one of the papers, and some of the letter stickers will hold my spot here.

Now for my work planner! This year I am using a disc planner that I designed myself (there is a walk-through on my YouTube channel for anyone who’s interested), and I’m super excited about it because I’m using the new DaisyWeeks sticker kit in it! Let’s have a look.

First up, the inside cover pockets.  I made another tag with book and bird diecuts, and added an inspirational pocket card.  A piece of kit paper with a decorative edge adds some structure to the front cover, and the kit vellum is peeking through my cover sheet.

My monthly spread includes number stickers from the Planner Add-On kit, decorative stickers, and a strip of that fabulous wide book washi. I cut down the bookmark Christine included this month and punched it so I can easily find this spot.

Now for my weekly section! I was so excited to see the DaisyWeeks stickers in person, and they do not disappoint! I’ve set up the whole month of September, and I still have a ton of stickers left over.  I expect I will add extra decorative stickers once each week is done and I see where I have some extra space.

I cut up one of the A5 dashboards and punched it to create a bookmark similar to the month one for this section:

Finally, I used a piece of kit paper and a trimmed personal dashboard to separate each section:

And there you have it!  Even though I’m not using a Cocoa Daisy insert, I have plenty of kit goodness to look at and make me happy for the coming month.

If you’ve made it through these bajillion photos, thanks for sticking with me!  I hope you enjoyed what you saw.  Please visit me on Instagram, YouTube, and the Cocoa Daisy Planner Fans Facebook group for more inspiration.  Until next month, happy planning!

xoxo

Kristine

 

 

 

 

 

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