📅 Friday Fun | Are You a Planner Person?

[Jodie]

Hello, everyone! Happy Friday!

Are you the kind of person who loves making plans, calendars, timelines, or to-do lists?

Or do you prefer to go with the flow?

This week, let’s share our planning styles and any craft-related planner idea!

Let’s share together!

Are you a planner person?

Do you use calendars, timelines, lists, or planners for your craft projects?

You can share your planner-related crafts, such as handmade calendars, decorated planners, planner stickers, labels, habit trackers, bullet journal pages, or project schedules.

Photos, ideas, and stories are all welcome! Whether it’s a finished planner craft, a simple organizing tip, or a creative way you plan your projects, we’d love to see how you add creativity to everyday planning.

Reward:

Everyone who joins earns 30 Cheers.
1 lucky participant will receive a small material gift. If we reach 30 participants, we’ll pick 2 lucky participants to receive surprise material gifts!

Ends: Monday, June 1

We can’t wait to see your creative planning ideas and the stories behind them!

[Alexandra_Torres]

Yes yes yes!! It keeps me organized😁

[Ashley_Douglas]

Yes I make planners

[shirleycobb]

I’m definitely an organized person and a full blown sticky note queen when life isn’t completely chaotic

When I get ready to create, I like to have my ideas planned out, notes written down, and sticky notes everywhere keeping me on track. I make sure my materials are organized, my machine is cleaned and ready to go, and everything is set up before I even start crafting. It helps my creativity flow so much better when my workspace and mind are both in order.

Now… if I’ve got a massive order to finish or my kiddos are running around, things can definitely get a little disruptive at times but overall I do my best to keep everything managed and moving smoothly.

Being organized may not make crafting perfect every single time, but it definitely helps keep the stress down and the creativity going strong

[Lizzie_Golob1]

I keep a note on my iPhone of orders and project ideas. Helps me stay organized

[Mary_Williams]

I am definitely a planner. I haven’t made/created any planners or anything like that. I did take a planner and customize it with DTF.

While I do use my phone calendar to log all my appointments and events, I still prefer an at-a-glance calendar I can hold in my hand. I’m trying to switch. It’s just taking me a while.

[Mary_Williams]

This is beautiful.

[Mary_Williams]

I love it.

[shirleycobb]

Thank you I worked in a office supply store so I actually have made and created planners and calendars and doing the binding with spiral binding or making customized note pads and sticky pads from start to finish from the choice of colors to creating the logs or pictures printed cut then binding! It’s actually a fun experience!

[Carola_Protze]

Ich bin absoluter Planungsmensch einen Planer oder ähnliches habe ich aber leider noch nicht selbst gemacht.
Bisher nur Notizbücher personalisert und verziert

[shirleycobb]

@Carola_Protze
original statement in English

“I’m an absolute planning person but unfortunately I haven’t made a planner or anything similar myself yet. So far, I’ve only personalized and decorated notebooks.”

Das macht richtig Spaß Du solltest es unbedingt mal ausprobieren!

English I replied : “That’s really fun You should definitely give it a try sometime!”

[Carola_Protze]

Lust habe ich aber bei manchen Dingen weiß man einfach nicht, wo man anfangen soll.
Aber es wandert auf meine ToDo Liste!

[shirleycobb]

In English : “I do have the desire but with some things you just don’t know where to start.
But it’s going on my to-do list!”

[shirleycobb]

In German: Fang mit einer kleinen Sache nach der anderen an vielleicht machst du zuerst ein Set aus etwa 50 Blättern für Einkaufslisten oder To-do-Listen. Nimm eine Klammer, etwas Kleber für die Oberseite und einen kleinen Magneten für die Rückseite für deinen Kühlschrank! Schau, ob es dir Spaß macht, und wenn ja, mach einfach weiter

In English : “Start with one small thing at a time maybe first make a set of about 50 sheets for grocery lists or to-do lists. Take a clamp, some glue for the top, and a small magnet for the back for your fridge! See if you enjoy it, and if you do, just keep going ”

@Carola_Protze

[Judi_B]

I like to plan but honestly I do better under pressure even when planning if I give myself a smaller timeline I do better less chances of distraction.

[Carola_Protze]

Dankeschön

[shirleycobb]

Bitte

[Samantha_Bryant]

Yes, I love planners! Both using them and making them! Here are some resin planners I made, then decorated with permanent adhesive vinyl.

[redhada]

I cannot keep a planner, I can only keep chaotic notes everywhere. That’s why I made this board, which resulted very useful.

DIY Project Sharing | Notes on a Clothesline Board

For the Back to School event I decided to upcycle an old wooden frame with glass cover, turning it into a reusable board for both dry-erase and chalk markers. I fixed a few small dents on the frame, and for the background I used a beautiful Mi-Teintes ivory Canson art paper. The idea was to design a background that creates separate spaces for taking notes on the glass, keeping it handy so that I don’t miss any event deadlines, ideas, or to-dos. It all began with some doodles on my tablet. I cre…

Although I keep placing notes everywhere.
It’s ok, anyways I love crafting note things

DIY Project Sharing | Cute Bee Mini Whiteboard

This craft project features small whiteboards for writing with dry-erase markers, perfect for use on desks or the fridge by adding a small magnet to the back. They have a fun and cute beehive design in pink tones. The little bees’ illustrations are from the Idea Studio library, as is the font used, which is fully editable. The patterned paper is my own design and is included in the project so the community can print and use it. There are two types: one uses printable adhesive vinyl and its acet…

Mother’s Day Mini Whiteboard Card – Fun to Craft, Handy to Keep!

Hi everyone! I’d like to share a special Mother’s Day card I made. It’s not just a card – it’s also a little whiteboard that can be reused every day, either on the fridge or on a desk. [20250503_222540 ok] [20250503_222406 ok] [20250503_222428 ok] [20250503_222726 ok] Materials I used: Cardboard (to give structure) Printable adhesive vinyl (for the floral pattern on the cover) 210g photo paper (you can also use scrapbook paper or any decorative paper that can take glue) A…

[Dorthe]

And you do it beautifully. I am not sure I could let it go if I see it in a store