2 02 5
/ planners / agendasdiaries /
Planners
:
week
‘Begin,
and the work will
be completed’
Made to order planners, lovingly designed with poetry and artwork
Customisable and handbound,
set to your choice of start date
Fill your year with magic
Begin 3:
A twelve month planner
The stories of the months, brought to life
with poems and artwork
£69
Order
About Begin 3:
This year I was inspired by the story of the calendar, how each month got its name and how they’ve changed over time, and some of my own writing and thoughts about each season — my most detailed planner yet, with so much imbued into each page, and with bold swathes of colourful artwork throughout.
Every book is lovingly handmade to order, with customisable colours and your choice of start month.
A5 hardcover, printed on 130gsm Snowdon cartridge, each month is curated with seasonal artwork, writing, and poetry
Features:
-
Extended year view
-
Books/films/music tracking lists
- Space for notes
-
Month view
-
Budget Tracker
-
Gantt chart/habit tracker
-
Week view (vertical)
-
Journalling space and prompts
- Moon phases and UK holidays.
+ Monthly to-do list card inserts
Please note: planners are made to order, with an current lead time of 2-3 weeks.
So you may or may not be a planner person, but I definitely am.
I have been obsessed with them ever since the fourth grade or something, spending hours scouring the stationery shop for the *perfect* one to start the new year with.
Designing and making my own planners then seemed a natural progression, and these are my dream ones: a large monthly calendar, vertical week views, space to track the books you’ve read, and most importantly — full of little details and touches to make each month and each week special: from a monthly selection of poems, to little icons and graphics scattered throughout the weeks. Every month is magical and unique.
Lovingly designed and handbound in my studio, I hope these will make lovely companions to your everyday life.
‘Engage, and the mind grows heated.
Begin, and the work will be completed’
— Goethe
Begin, and the work will be completed’
— Goethe