This is a booster set for our Basic Yearly Planner Set that includes calendars and other basic personal planning pages.
This set includes 16 pages:
- Weekly Meal Planners (Sunday or Monday Week)
- Weekly Lunch Planners
- Pantry Staples
- Helpful Kitchen Conversions
- Shopping List Sheets (half-page, meant for using outside of the binder)
- Labels for Pantry Storage / Jars
- Recipe Sheet (2 per page)
Available in Hearts or Leaves embellishments.
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These planner pages can be easily printed at home, or through a service for high quality prints. We recommend using:
- Recycled Printer Paper
- Printable Sticker Paper for the labels.
- Protector Sheets & Dry-Erase Pens (for pages that can easily be reused or get dirty – like the meal planning pages, the kitchen conversions, etc.)
- A Beautiful Binder to keep you motivated (these are just a few suggestions!)
- & of course, Pens that write like a dream – because it makes all of the difference.
Be sure to check out our accompanying Home Organization Sheets set.
Or download the whole kit, for free, here!
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Raquel says
Love it, Thank You! Exactly what I’ve been searching for!
Diana Darlene Jennings says
Hi Amanda, when I downloaded my link from your email it didn’t have the 2016 or 2017 yearly overview. Can you please help? I’ve been using this printable for a couple of years. I signed up again yesterday and it didn’t have the correct overveiw in it. Thanks so much, Diana D. Jennings