Free Printable Daily Planner

Easily organize your daily schedule with this Free Printable Daily Planner!

To me, the beginning of new year gets me reflecting on what kind of positive changes I can make for a better year ahead. Having ADHD makes it hard to use a yearly planner because I forget about it after about a week. This year, I am going to try to take things a day at a time instead, and this Free Printable Daily Planner has everything I need to help me focus on the important things each day brings. I am loving it so far, and hope it can help you, too!

Marbled Resin Journal

This Marbled Resin Journal is the perfect place to write down your thoughts, lists, and so much more!

I don't know about you, but I just love starting the new year with a fresh, new notebook as a way to keep all my thoughts in one place. Instead of hitting the stationery section of the store, I decided to make my own custom journal using resin! This is a simple project for resin crafters of any level and complete with confidence, and is a lot of fun.

New to resin? Be sure to check out Resin 101: Getting Started with Resin!

5 Weekly Planning Tips

Get life organized one week at a time with these 5 helpful weekly planning tips!

School is just starting, and my family life is already chaotic! From sports, medical appointments, and special events, it can be hard to keep track of everyone's busy schedules. To help make life run a little smoother, I have been working hard to make weekly planning into a permanent routine. I know that keeping up with a planner can be challenging, so I am sharing a few of my go-to weekly planning tips I have learned along the way to help you be successful.

Free Printable Weekly School Planner

Manage schoolwork and schedules a week at a time with this Free Printable Weekly School Planner!

School is starting back up again, which means it's time to start getting things organized! My daughter is easily overwhelmed, so I wanted to make a weekly planner to help her be able to visually keep track of assignments, homework, and regular daily tasks. This Free Printable Weekly School Planner was made with students in mind, but can actually be used by anyone!

Free Planner Cover SVG Cut File

Keep your planner colorful and organized with 15 Free Planner SVG Cut Files!

Happy December! It's Totally Free SVG day once again, and this month is all about planners! Whether it's a design to put on the cover, or stickers to keep you organized, you are going to love this collection of 15 FREE Planner-themed designs that can be cut using your Cricut or other cutting machines.

Free Printable Hand Lettering Planner Pages

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Practice hand lettering and get your schedule organized at the same time with these Free Printable Hand Lettering Monthly and Weekly Planner Pages!

My husband is a teacher and I homeschool my daughter (with a ton of extracurriculars), so needless to say, our lives get pretty busy when it comes time for back-to-school! During this busy season, it is crucial to keep organized so that things don't fall through the cracks. Even though it gets a little chaotic, back-to-school season is my favorite time of year. To help keep myself organized, I've designed some weekly and monthly planner printables to pair with FriXion® Pens by Pilot Pen I found at Target.

Free Printable Coloring Weekly Planner

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Make back-to-school season less stressful and a lot more fun with Free Printable Coloring Weekly Planner pages colored and filled out with your favorite FriXion ColorSticks and Marker Pens!

I'm always on the lookout to get my life organized and feel a little more in control of what's going on. I've designed other planners that have worked well in the past, but I wanted to create something a little different this time around. I've really gotten into the adult coloring phase lately. It helps me focus my thoughts and calms my anxieties for a moment or two. So for my newest planner design, I've incorporated space to add appointments and other important information, a menu planner, water tracker, goal list, and a place for you to do some coloring every week!

Free Printable Coloring Weekly Menu Planner

I'm always trying to get more organized in my life, and that includes working to get dinners planned every week. It's hard to keep up with a menu plan, but I think I've found a way to start each week with a little relaxing creativity and some meal planning motivation! With adult coloring all the rage right now, this free printable coloring weekly menu planner is ready for you to whip out those colored pencils or markers to customize your planner each week.

Free Printable Monthly Menu Planner

Menu planning is always something I'm trying to work on. I keep up with it for a while, then things happen and I stop. Making dinner is a lot harder when you don't have a plan. You waste the evening asking each other, "I don't know. What do YOU want for dinner?" and then you eventually give up and go out to eat instead or end up eating cereal. Neither of those options are bad, but not great when it happens every. single. night. Menu planning seems a little overwhelming at first, but once you get the hang of it, it will be so much easier and life at dinnertime will become less stressful.

Free Printable Weekly Planner

I'm sure you all remember my Printable Planner Pages:

Well, now I have an updated version without the menu/shopping section for those who use something else to plan meals. Instead it says "This Week's Schedule" and has a "To Do" list section. This version is great for teachers, students, and anyone {like me!!} who just needs a little more organization in their life. I have to make lists for EVERYTHING that needs to get done everyday, otherwise I forget and that can ruin your day!!

Don't worry - the original planner pages are still available for download. This is just another FREE printable! There are no dates on them, and come in 8 colors {gray/bw, teal, orange, pink, blue, purple, green, and multi}. So all you have to do is print and bind {you can do this at any OfficeMax/Depot, FedEx, or Kinko's for a reasonable price}! For my planner cover, I cut an 11"x9" folder {one with a pocket inside} in half/on the fold. Right now with all the school supplies coming on sale, you can get one for really cheap. I bound it myself with GBC ProClick binding products.

Some things you should know before downloading:

*Artsy-Fartsy Mama printables are for PERSONAL USE ONLY.

*You may not modify, re-sell, redistribute, or claim the design as your own.

*Please do not remove the watermarks/credits.

*If you post this on the internet, credit must be given to Artsy-Fartsy Mama & linked back to my blog.

Download Planner Printables Here

Free Printable Weekly Menu Planner

One of the first things on my list for 2012 is to be more organized & to have a way to be more stress-free. I don't really like talking about this, but having hypothyroidism has made me have some issues with memory & keeping concentrated {it reminds me a lot of "pregnancy brain"....}. One thing that really helped me this last year to focus and remember what needed to be done was to have a planner/notebook/scrap papers everywhere for me to make my lists, take notes and write a schedule down.

So, this year, instead of going out and trying to find a decent one in the store to fit my needs & schedule, I decided to make my own! I printed out a mix of all the different color planner pages, then bound them together {you can also do this at any OfficeMax/Depot, FedEx or Kinko's for a reasonable price}. I also cut an 11"x9" folder {one with a pocket inside} in half/on the fold and used it for my cover.

I'm also planning on trying harder to plan out a weekly menu and make dinner time a little more stress-free and less money-spending at restaurants. This will help so much!! I just need to stick with it...

All the pages are the same layout, but I thought it would be fun to switch up the colors {for myself, anyway} and make each week something different to look at. I also want to share these planner pages with you! You can print out 52 of one {you know, for 52 weeks in the year...}, or split the colors up for a little something different. I can help you with the math if you need it :) All 8 colors are included in a single PDF download, including one in grayscale in case you just want to print in black & white.

Some things you should know before downloading:

*Artsy-Fartsy Mama printables are for PERSONAL USE ONLY.
*You may not re-sell, redistribute, or claim them as your own.
*Please do not remove the watermark or modify the design in any way.
*If you post this on the internet, credit must be given to Artsy-Fartsy Mama & linked back to my blog.

{Download Planner Printables Here or Here}
*Updated planner download available here and here
*Menu days of the week now start with Monday

Want a regular schedule planner instead of one with a menu? Visit this post to download one!