Pretty In Pastel Collection
The Pretty in Pastel Collection was the first collection I ever made. It consists of the basic staples most planners need; monthly calendars, weekly planners, daily planners, and a couple of extra pages for a little fun.
The design starts with a wonderful blend of bright yet soft colours, mixed with fonts that add a dash of fun without being too crazy. This creates a very upbeat vibe and makes planning time a little more cheerful.
How to Use This Page
I’ll keep this super quick so you can get to the good stuff faster! Directly above this section is the Table of Contents. Use this to jump straight to the printable section you want.
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At the end of each printable section you’ll find the links to the posts where those printables can be found. You can check out the posts if you want more information about the printable, such as printing instructions or suggested ways to use them.
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Calendars
The monthly calendar is a vital building block of any planner. It is the foundation that makes both long-term and short-term planning a breeze.
Undated Two Pages per Month Calendars
Undated Single Page per Month (Landscape Orientation)
Undated Single Page per Month (Portrait Orientation)
In the “Blank Monthly Calendars” post you’ll find the Sunday start versions of the two pages per month and single page per month (landscape orientation) calendars
The Monday start, letter size, single page calendar can be found in the posts “Blank Monthly Calendars With a Twist“
Here is where you’ll find the Monday start versions of the two pages per month and single page per month (landscape orientation) calendars “Even More Blank Monthly Calendars.”
All the single page, portrait orientation calendars can be found here – “Reader Request – New Planner Printables“
Weekly Planners
Whether your typical week is usually busy or on the lighter side you can’t go wrong with a weekly planner. If you’re new to the world of planners, I suggest starting with a weekly planner to see how well it works for you. If you find that you are running out of room, you can always try a day planner next
Weekly Family Planners
Weekly Family Schedules
Weekly To-Dos
The weekly family planners can be found here, in the “Family Schedules – June’s Printable of the Month“ post.
The post “Taming Morning Chaos and a Free Printable” is where you will find the letter size, weekly family schedules.
The half letter size, weekly family schedules can be found here – “{Day 5} Weekly Family Schedules, Half Size Addition.”
The weekly to-dos are in the post “{Day 27} To Do List Printables.”
Daily Planners
Daily planners are fantastic for helping stay on track during busy days. They offer you the ability to really plan out and schedule your day. One of my favourite parts of creating my own planner is that I can keep a few of these daily planner printables on hand to use on those super busy days.
Days of the Week Task List Planners
Daily Task List Planner
Daily To-Dos
Both versions of the daily task list are located in the “{Day 28} Daily Planner Printables” post.
The daily to-dos are in the post titled “{Day 27} To Do List Printables.”
Extra Printables
What planner is complete without a few extras? A cover page, a place to keep track of those special dates and some matching divider tabs and page markers round out the Pretty in Pastel planner printable collection.
Special Dates
Cover Pages
These pages can only be found here on this page. They’re really easy to use, just print them and write your name, the year, a quite or whatever you’d like in the center of the circle.
Tabs and Bookmarks
Find the special dates printables over on the “{Day 25} Keep Track of those Special Dates Printables” post.
“Pretty Printable Planner Accessories” is where you’ll find tabs and bookmarks printable and the instructions for how to use the printable.
I hope you enjoyed the Pretty in Pastel Collection. While it may be small it has everything you need to get your planner started. And if there are other printables you would love to see offered in this design, go ahead and use the button below to submit a request, or reach out in the comments or on social media!
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Happy Printing!!!!
