Planner geeks know how much inspiration one can get just by looking at weeklyĀ spreads.Ā And how it's a whole 'nother level designing them! Whether you're a newbie to the art of laying outĀ planner spreads or a pro who has been doing it for a while now, here are five tips we hope can inspire you in one way or another.
- Use a unique background.
Most planner pages come in white, so if you want to switch things up from time to time, you can use colored paperĀ as anĀ alternative. GlueĀ it on the spread and manually write the days and dates, then add some stickers and accessories.
- Keep the text to a minimum.
Achieve a cleaner look by leavingĀ as many white spaces as possible. This could be easily done by keeping your text short.Ā Notice how neatĀ the spread looks even with an assortment of ephemera? That's because of the white spaces!
- Follow a color scheme.
Decide on the colors you want to use and make sure to stick to yourĀ color scheme when designing the entire spread. Doing so can help make your weeklyĀ layoutĀ look well-put together.Ā
- Include positive messages.
There's nothing like a good, empowering message that can instantly add beauty to a spread. Use stickers or tags (some of which you can buy at the Teen Con!) or simply write them down.
- Go all out with the accessories.
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Add bookmarks, stickers (the Stick 'Em Up book has loads!), banners, cutouts, pocketĀ folders, and a lot more keep your planner spread festive. You'll be surprised howĀ useful these knickknacks are!
You can still pick up the Candy Planner for only P195 at a bookstore near you!