Planner Inserts | 2018 | A5 | WO2P (Week On Two Pages) | Vertical Layout

I designed this set of planner inserts for A5 sized ringbound planners such as Filofax, Kikki K, Simple Stories Carpe Diem, Webster's Pages, Dokibook. But if you order them un-punched (and punch them yourself), you can also use them in other planners like the Happy Planner.

The inserts are a bit inspired by the Erin Condren Life Planner and Simple Stories Carpe Diem vertical inserts. I bought a (Reset Girl) Carpe Diem planner some time ago and it came with vertical inserts similar to these. Except those inserts were undated. And I loved the layout, but I couldn't find the separate inserts for sale anywhere. So instead I decided to make my own. Obviously mine are different, but they have similar sized rectangles. So you can use Simple Stories stickers in these inserts as well if you like. Please note these aren't exactly the same inserts. Just with similar dimensions!

This is a vertical week on two pages layout. Check out my other listings if you prefer a horizontal wo2p, a do1p, mo2p et cetera.

On the left page are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Each day has three vertical "sections" - each of them have an empty header where you can write down whatever you want (for example: morning, afternoon, and night) or perhaps you prefer using the heading spaces for work, personal, to do. It's really up to you! In the top right corner you can see the Month and year. And below that is the week number. I personally have no need for this, but I know some planners appreciate this, so I included that on each spread.

On the right page are Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Again each day has three vertical "sections" - each of them have an empty header where you can write down whatever you want. Next to Sunday is a Notes/To Do section.

I'll add undated versions soon, as well as versions with morning/afternoon/night headings. I'll also be creating matching stickers for these inserts soon. Be sure to keep an eye on my shop for those!

This set of inserts start at December 22, 2017 and run until January 17, 2019. So there is some overlap in 2017 and 2019.