NEW Sterling Ink Booklets | 2024 Planners

[@BudgetwithDragons]

SUPER CUTE!!! I LOVE SEEING YOUR PRODUCT REVIEWS

[@Bridgetlovestoplan]

I love these and plan to switch from weeks for just a bit more comfortable writing space. Moterm just restocked their TNs on Allie express. They don’t have all the colors at present time but still several. I bought Dune! I’m super excited. 💗

[@Projectjpco]

I’m trying to figure out a way to use both these and the weeks 🤣 I saw Moterms restock! I’m not sure what color to go with lol can wait to set these up

[@icedteashirt]

my go-to is always a TN but i found that for planning it was hard for me not having the whole year in one book. i didnt like transferring important info from book to book, so planning in a TN was hard. unitl i finally decided to try a hobo weeks for 2024-i also bought a 2023 one to “practice” in and get a feel for it. and im loving it! i did have to train my handwriting to fit in the 3.7mm grid but it wasnt hard for me. now i can see myself really enjoying the weeks for the year, and i think ill stick to my TN for everyday journaling

[@triciacampbell974]

What does you book let look like did you end up using them?

[@Projectjpco]

I use the monthly for my content calendar but I ended up selling the weekly and I'm keeping the notebook for 2025!

[@RealMoriSenpai]

I have the same dilemma and I'm still sorting through my thoughts. I got a Hobonichi Weeks and coupled that with an N1-V Compact planner and an N2-H Full Year. My style will be to assign "roles" to each of the planners I use so I don't have to let go of anything and I wouldn't need to mix all the functions I need in one.

[@Projectjpco]

That's a good idea. I think I will do the same... each planner will has a specific function!

[@SuzxieZone73]

I love th Hobonichi weeks, I’ve been using it since 2018, it’s the perfect size. I love the quotes, I love the cream paper color (much easier on the eyes than the bright white paper, at least for me anyway). That’s one reason why I’m sticking with Hobonichi. I tried the B6 common planner when it first came out, I wasn’t a fan of all the goals pages and quarter breakdowns in the front of the book, I would much prefer them not be there but if they have to be let them be in the back where I can’t see them like Hobonichi does with all the pages in Japanese. I’m disabled and an empty nesters, they are wasted paper to me. I love that Catherine’s planners have extra blank pages because I don’t plan I journal every day and have for over 40 years, so those extra pages really attracted me to her planner, but the bright white pages were giving me eye strain and for that reason I had to let it go. She did well copying the hobonichi brand, her planners to me are just about exact dupes minutes a few things. I’m sad to see the original cream paper be gone, I’m hoping to find a replacement because now Hobonichi has white paper in the weeks, my eyes won’t let me use it. So on the hunt for journal peace again, I like planners because I need the monthly calendar for appointments. Find what makes you happy and enjoy what ever it is.

[@Projectjpco]

I know I'm so sad the Tomoe river paper has changed :( I hope you find something in replacement! I'm trying to narrow down what I want in 2025 and it's been a tough task!

[@My2CrazyKiddos]

💜I really like the size of these. I just wish they had more pages💜

[@Projectjpco]

I hear ya! their full planner I believe has more note pages!

[@thehopefulnest]

I’m on the same boat right now. I have the Mega Weeks for this year. The extra pages in the back is what I use for my daily thoughts or summary for the day. As much as I love it as a great EDC, it’s just tiny for me. I have small handwriting but feel too restricted with the small grid. I’m transferring to a TN next year and have been keeping my eye on the Sterling Ink TN inserts.

[@MartaZobeniak]

I have a tiny handwriting and I love Weeks! I would certainly buy a Sterlink Ink Horizontal Weekly in the Weeks or B6 size.

[@Projectjpco]

The B6 size interests me too! I just don't know if it's too big for "on-the go" so I'm hoping I can find peace in the weeks or TN standard

[@MartaZobeniak]

@@Projectjpco Yup, it really depends if you want to carry it around. I can see how B6 can be a bit too big.

[@evolvecreative75]

I loved my weeks but it was too small for my handwriting so last year I got a TN because it was a little bigger and I liked it until about June. The size was just awkward for me and I didn't like having two books even though they were in my TN cover together. For 2024 I ordered a Leuchttrum1917 B6+ because it seems less awkward and has the same layout as the weeks. Fingers crossed because I'm still hoping to find my planner peace.

[@Projectjpco]

Thank you for sharing your experience! I haven't found planner peace either yet so I hope we find it soon!! I've used a B6 before as well and I do like that size. My Cousin is my stay at home planner for 2024 and I wanted a more compact planner for personal things on the go so I figured these would be best. I don't have a purse that would fit a B6.

[@user-KK812]

I tried out both sizes ( as bullet journals as that is my system ) and I do prefer the standard size . It isn't that much bigger but it does feel a lot more comfortable to write on .

[@Projectjpco]

Thank you for that! I also think writing in a weeks would be challenging and slightly awkward. I'm so use to more space!