DIY: Sticky Note Planner Dashboard | For The Planner Addicts

Hello! Lovelies

As of recent I have been loving my planner. It's so much fun. Not only is it functional and keeps track of the things I need to do and want. But its also creative and fun. I love decorating each week in a different colors and themes. I've also become addicted to all the different sticky notes you can get, "who knew there were so many?!?". You can get really cute ones from Little B, Teresa Collins and Target. Target has some of the best and most popular out there. And they only cost $1 a pack, a total score! If you can find them, they sell out rather quickly.

So anyways instead of keeping them in a drawer or on your desk and having to go get them every time you want to make a note, why not keep them organized in an ever so cute way inside your planner. So that's just what I did.
I made a Sticky Note Dashboard. And below is a step by step guide to how I did it.

 

You'll need:

• Paper
• Sticky Notes
• Scissors
• Pencil
• Hole Punch

 

• Optional: Laminator

1. Start off by measuring how big your dashboard needs to be. I did this by tracing one of the ones that came with my planner. 2.Then you can either cut it with scissors or a rotary cutter ( I used a rotary cutter, but you can use scissors). 3. After you've done that, if you have a laminator go ahead and laminate the dashboard. Skip this step if you don't. Once laminated cut around edges.

 4. Place original dashboard over new one and mark where your holes need to be. Then punch will hole punch. 5. After you've done that select what sticky notes you want and arrange them to fit. 6. I didn't put a whole pack of each on my dashboard, I did around half or so. Depends how big a pack of sticky notes you have. I just didn't want to way down my planner or have it bulging out. 7. Then tape them to your dashboard. And your done!

 

Having a Sticky Note Dashboard is great for those on the go that jot down a lot of notes. It's also fun to make because you have so many choices and you can make one that fits your style.

 

 

I hope you enjoyed this supper easy tutorial. If you'd like to see more DIYs like this please let me know. I have a couple other fun planner DIYs id love to share.

If you make one id love to see it. Tag me on Instagram or Twitter @ChicCountryGirl

 

~Love

Emily

 

 

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