2025 Lineup Stuff, Brainstorming, Flips & More

[@bookhuggah]

For the well loved A5 faith and creativity binder, the pen marks *might* be able to be removed from the binder by using a rubbing alcohol pad/ liquid on a piece of paper towel or a rag, and then buffing the binder. I would recommend trying to use the technique in a spot that is not very visible, and that won’t bother you if it gets messy. I have had a lot of good luck with using it on things that have a texture similar to leather or pleather as long as it is not peeling or suede texture. Then an Emory board and buffing it gently like filing a newborn baby’s nails would help with hiding the pen marks on a suede like fabric. If you like the look of well worn, awesome, and if you’re wanting it cleaner, this can help. Oh, and buffing the leather like things with some mink oil shoe polish and a little bit of T-shirt rags to buff it off with should bring back the look of a sheen on the surface. My dad was always polishing his old army boots, so I asked him lots of stuff about it and I learned more from life. I like passing along information when able to do so. I hope this is helpful and not overwhelming.

[@moniki_writes]

Thank you for the tips! I'm always looking for ways to keep my planner looking its best.Thanks so much…😍

[@Deut1012]

What book or planner is that on the right?

[@moniki_writes]

I would have no idea which one you are talking about because there were loads in this video 🫣🤭