kro designs

  What's better than making bookmarks from the appropriately titled Bookish Collection!  While I did make them for use in a book, they are equally helpful in my Bookish Daisy Dori Standard Planner pages.  Let's talk about how I quickly made them. I've seen people fold paper before to make these to place over the corner of some pages to mark where they left off but this  works just as fine in my planner.  I started with the smaller adhesive pocket , trimmed, from the  Bookish Classified: Planner Edition.  I placed it on some left over packaging.  Added stickers on both side to decorate then added a tab from the  Bookish Planner Add On kit. The next one started with packaging, again, then using the washi from the  Bookish Planner Add On kit as inspiration, made two flowers from the remains of a  Bookish Planner Kit paper.  Because I used liquid glue and only placed it at the base of each petal they curled up making it a little th...

  I think a lot of us, me included, save our planner pages each month so that we have a collection of all the events and activities that shaped our year.   Well why not a monthly review of all the other things that we have interest in throughout the month to add to our little time capsule.  Here is a quick snippit of how I put it together: https://youtu.be/Yublpikmi70 As we begin with the outside cover,  I've added the micro from the  Bookish Planner Add On on each of  the tags on the inside of the Main Planner Kit papers.  This way I have some journalling prompts to guide my memories as the month unfolds. While I love the bold look of the sticky notes, I did paste over with other cut ones, covering up the today writing on top to make my own headers for each of the sections. It made space just enough not to get overwelmed by the amount to write on certain topics and placed at an angle it looks whimsical too. Cocoa Daisy kits do encompass...