My B5 Travelers Style Planner for 2025 - Part 1 (feat. Sterling Ink & Chic Sparrow)

[@anicame2]

So cute…the pen holder, the setup, the fabric…all of it

[@dbrickner5292]

The apica notebooks are wonderful. If you get a chance, try Apica premium, one of the nicest papers in the world. It is buttery soft. Good with fountain pens, too. Lots of lovely stuff, thanks for sharing. Can't wait to see your planner when you get is all put together. ❤

[@planwithkay767]

Loved this video! Enjoyed hearing about your garden and preserving aspirations! Love, Kay

[@AshleyPlansItAll]

Blight and squash bugs were my heel this year but my fall-winter garden is so great! I am planting daffodils around my apple tree and pear trees today. I heard they repel pests and I am willing too try anything.

[@danielle_monsch]

If you ever sell that cover please keep me in mind, I’d buy it in a second!

[@annettefertitta6868]

Great video! Are you from Louisiana? Love your ideas! And your fabric book cover!

[@AshleyPlansItAll]

No I am from NC. I love Louisiana though.

[@annettefertitta6868]

What is the oval shaped item that you got from LA? I also Love it when companies send precious folders/envelopes they can be used in memory keeping! I’ve never had problems with Zebra Mild liners on Tamoe River paper; i usually swatch something new in the back of any of my TRP planners/notebooks. You do have to try dot markers out

[@AshleyPlansItAll]

The oval shaped items are erasers... little souvenirs from the Academy Museum. The regular mild liners work great in my current planner however, those blending ones, from what I heard, the "blend" doesn't show up well on Tamoe River paper. I am going to have to try those dot markers for sure. Do they bleed?