What's Your 2015 Planner And/or Journal?

[bassmannate]

I use the Midori monthly calendar and a Midori with the really thin paper as a bullet journal. Together, these do what I need.

This is actually what I'm going to try this next year. Just finished modifying a printable insert from Ray's website since I made my own half-letter sized cover. I had been just using bullet journal, but it's a bit of a pain to have to make the montly calendar every month. I end up just not doing it.

[sarahfar]

Hobonochi with Tomoe River.....

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Here is a pic or two.

 

[Tanzanite]

My journal will be a Paperblanks Shiraz.

My planner for work will be a Burde black leather binder with Filofax one side per day planner.

My private planner will probably be a Paperblanks if I find a nice one. I have not bought it yet.

[debraji]

I used the Hobonichi Techo A6 as both a planner and a kind of visual diary this year. My 2015 model is rarin' to go.

 

For a journal, I'm switching from a Rhodia hardcover book to a larger PaperForFountainPens B5 Tomoe River journal.

[strictlyobiter]

Midori free monthly insert jammed into my rather weather-beaten TN.

[GatzBcn]

I am planning on making one myself. I'll take this opportunity to try one of the new binding methods I've recently learned.

[Lovely_Pen]

I am planning on making one myself. I'll take this opportunity to try one of the new binding methods I've recently learned.

 

Wow, your Etsy shop is awesome! I love the books you've made

[Plume145]

I actually don't know yet! I have a weird habit of trying one product or method for the first couple of months, then switching to something else around March or April because I'm not happy with it. I still don't know why that is exactly! I mean, it's probably to do with the pattern of my activity (I don't have a regular 9-5 sort of job) but I have yet to suss out the exact process, lol. So this year I decided to go on with what I was using in 2014 until well into the new year, to see if I avoid the weird first-quarter switch

[WetNoodle]

This is what I ended up with - it will hold a Field Notes 58-week planner and double as my wallet:

 

Edited December 31, 2014 by WetNoodle

[fountainpagan]

Leuchtturm 1917 weekly planner - one week per double page. I then customise it.

 

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[bogiesan]

After twenty years of using Franklin dayplanners, I'm trying the venerable Daytimer, two-age per day, spiral bound system. The little notebooks will go into my Franklin zip binder along with my looseleaf subject tabs.

 

I have found, at this point in my career, I don't need the same volume of meeting and phone notes that I did a few years ago. My molie clone and fountain pens provide space for journaling, sketching and rambling. Because the notebook is always in my manbag, I just don't need the Franklin two-page per day, compact-sized planning system any longer.

 

in 2012 I used a Leuchtturm 5x8 planner. I enjoyed the simplicity but the layout bites so I won't ever use that product again unless it gets totally redesigned.

[brewsky]

Journal- Paper for fountain pen's tomoe river book

 

Planner- banditapple carnet passport weekly planner in a knock off midori passport.

[Kuscer]

GatzBcn, your journals are absolutely gorgeous! It's great to see someone dedicated to bookbinding and especially when they do such beautiful work. Amazing, please keep it up :thumpsup:

Edited December 31, 2014 by Ggaja

[Tanzanite]

Now I have bought my planner, a mini Paperblanks glowing rose. Shown in photo with my journal. I usually have notebooks with onecoloured covers but thought I would try something new.

 

[Moshe ben David]

This is what I ended up with - it will hold a Field Notes 58-week planner and double as my wallet:

 

 

How does it work with you fp? For that matter, which combo of fp & ink will you be using? I've seen any number of posts on FPN that were not too happy with Field Notes, which is why I ask.

[Moshe ben David]

For appointments, etc., I still use my iPod Touch (2nd generation -- a real antique!) in combination with iCal on my MacBook Pro.

 

For a planner of tasks, etc., this year I'm giving a bullet journal a try. I've got several medium size (6 1/2" x 9 1/2") bagasse type paper spiral notebooks on hand to use.

 

For journals, I have a supple of hard cover bound journals (National brand), some bound Japanese notebooks (e.g., Kokuhyo ?), and some garden variety composition books that I'm trying to put to productive use. I usually have more than one journal going at a time; one for my business, one for personal study, one as a general personal journal, etc.

[Cryptos]

This is what I ended up with - it will hold a Field Notes 58-week planner and double as my wallet:

 

 

So, who makes that one?

[inkstainedruth]

For a new planner, I picked up a cheap one someplace that's small enough to go in my purse. If it's not absolutely the best FP friendly paper, oh well -- I think it only cost a couple of bucks. Of course, seeing this thread made me realize that it's now after midnight EST, so *officially* 2015 -- and the thing is at home.... In a basket with various notebooks and pads.

As for the journal, circumstances ended up with me finishing the CR Gibson Markings Journal (which I didn't like as well as their older style ones that didn't have the stupid magnetic clasp -- and which had better paper than this one). I had brought another one with me, but instead I'm going to start using the Miquelrius 200 page soft-cover one I bought yesterday. New year, new journal. The hard part is deciding which pen/ink combo to start the new year with.... Mostly because I have too many pens inked up at the moment; do I do a celebratory color to usher in the new year (like 1670 Stormy Grey) or do I pick one of the inks I just bought over the last couple of days (which got put into what had been the un-inked pens I brought on the trip, or do I choose one of the inked pens that I brought with me....

Yeah, I know. First world problem (at least I'm not a blue-eyed white kitten meme...).

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

[GatzBcn]

 

Wow, your Etsy shop is awesome! I love the books you've made

 

 

GatzBcn, your journals are absolutely gorgeous! It's great to see someone dedicated to bookbinding and especially when they do such beautiful work. Amazing, please keep it up :thumpsup:

 

Hehe, you made me blush .

 

I just started bookbinding and decided I wanted to live on it, that is, to be a true bookbinder. I think I am just learning, there is still plenty of techniques I don't know, but I am working on it. Comments like yours make me feel I am on the right track. Thank you very much.