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In fact, my free planner printables can be printed for ANY size planner or traveler’s notebook. BUT that doesn’t mean my planner printables can only be used with the Happy Planner. I have over 200 250 FREE pages of planner pages! What Sizes are the free Planner Printables?Īfter years of trying different planners and tracking methods, I found planner peace with The Happy Planner. I was shocked at how many free planner printables I have ready for you to print from my site. Recently, I decided to count up all of my free planner printables out of curiosity. I love my planners (yes, I have more than one), and love all things planner-related.

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You get one card folder per sheet of the cardstock, which may not be as fancy as the $8.00 folder, but suits me just fine.Did you know that Mom Envy has over 200 free planner printables? I have all things planners – planner inserts, stickers, and clips available to download on my site. You could, of course, use a second sheet of card for longer pockets, and make the flaps ( A) longer, to glue to the larger pockets but I opted for the simple-more economical-solution. Once done, simply thread the cardstock folder through the Traveler’s Notebook’s elastic binder, and this is what you get…

Then fold the bottom flaps ( B), over so that their outer edges stick to the glue on A.

To form the folder, all you have to do is fold the flaps labelled A over, and apply some good paper glue to the back of each. Once the size had been sketched out, I drew a basic pattern for folding the card into a document folder insert…. I used the zipper pocket insert (reference number 008) that I talked about in my main review, as a template for size and location of cut-outs for the elastic binder. Although there are obviously a large array of colors and patterns that you can choose from to make your notebook more ( with a respectful nod to Ms Fountain Pen Manners) “ colorful“. This color is apparently known as “Kraft”, and seemed like the best fit to me. There, I picked up a couple of sheets of Bazzill Basics Cardstock (12in x 12in 305mm x 305mm), for about $1.20 CAD each. The first step was to pick up some cardstock, so back to Michael’s I went. In addition, I’m certain that any of you more talented individuals out there, could make something a great deal more aesthetically pleasing using this as a starting point. I am not going to pretend that my efforts are anywhere near as good as the retail product linked to above, but the end result is perfectly usable, and looks just fine.

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Admittedly, the folder looks nice, is machine cut, and accurately folded in a professional design but it’s still basically a piece of card you could buy in an art supply store for about a dollar.Īnd with this in mind, I remembered the wise comments of The Economical Penster (December 20, 2017, 20:41), “… go back to Michael’s - hopefully armed with one of their ubiquitous coupons!” Which made me wonder, just how difficult would a simple piece of folded cardstock really be for even my, less than talented, fingers to put together? Which-for what amounts to a folded piece of cardstock-is, I think, a little expensive.

Currently these retail for about $8.00 CAD online. One of the inserts that I said I definitely wanted to take a look at was the Kraft paper folder (reference number 020). I love it, but I do think it’s a bit pricey for what it is, and some of the inserts are correspondingly expensive for what they are too.

A few days ago I posted my take on the Traveler’s Notebook.