Creating my own Dividers

@nurseanne84 · 2025-01-24 09:13 · DIYHub

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I had been using this new refillable planner for nearly one month now. I have totally relied on it that I have started organizing a lot of my tasks like, my budget, to do lists, tasks for the week, shopping lists, projects to name a few. In addition to the usual calendar, daily and weekly tasks.

Most of the time, its difficult for me to flip through to the right page. I decided to improvise and create my own dividers.

If I will buy these, it might cost me give or take 5 dollars and above. In addition to that, I have to wait for a few days to receive it.

So I decided to make my own.

I started by choosing card stock pictures- these are from my breathe Magazine series.

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I used one of the current pages in my planner to create holes on the pages.

I secured it with some paper clips. This is how it looks like.

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And this is the paper puncher I used- I just bought this one from office works I think for like 5 dollars.

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These are the final looks. I started using them immediately and they do look great!

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I know. I know. I should have just bought new ones to use but with the current situation here, I think that I should do my best to help save up a few dollars to use it somewhere else.

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