Hi My Krafty Planner Pals! The month of August was full of printables and there's a lot more to come this month so be sure to stop by regularly to see what's new. I'm also going to be doing a deep dive into organizing my home office space and I have a bunch of great things planned to share with you on the topic so be on the lookout.

Use this free printable daily schedule to help plan your week and get yourself organized so you know what you need to work on without having to think about it!

I’ve been letting the Krafty Planner tribe members choose which planner I will make next. This month’s Reader’s Choice Planner Pick is a Family Medical Binder.

A couple of weeks ago I shared a Reading Log Printable. That inspired today’s new printable—perfect for tracking new words in your planner or bullet journal.

Hello, my Krafty Planner Pals! I’m so excited to share this free printable Fall Mood Tracker with you today! I’ve been creating a bunch of new printables lately and there are many more to come but this little cutie is the latest one. Bonus: The tracker is super cute, I love the acorns and the fun fall vibe!! 🍁

Every home has clutter, whether you’re conscious of it or not. Some things are so small or insignificant that they get overlooked when you’re on your tidying up spree. These are the things that seem to multiply when you turn your back. Read on to find out several items you should throw out right now, without even stopping to think about it.

For the last couple of months, I’ve been letting the Krafty Planner tribe members choose which planner I will make next. Since I only make one of the choices, some ideas have gotten pushed aside. A picnic/BBQ planner has been a favorite on both surveys but not the winner. That’s when I decided to make today’s printable for you.

Have you been reading a lot since COVID happened? I sure have. I find that it really helps me relax and escape some of the craziness. I first fell in love with books and reading when I was in seventh grade. My English teacher had the class keep a journal to record a short summary of what we had read and any words we didn’t know.

I’ve been on a roll creating a bunch of new printables and this freebie is the latest one. You can use this printable to help plan your meals for the week and get yourself organized.

Having an organized home inventory, also called a personal property inventory, will help you get the full value from your property insurance should a disaster ever befall your home.

Is your financial paperwork a jumbled mess? If you answered "yes," you're certainly not alone. The good news is that there are many simple things you can do to better organize your bank statements, receipts and even your bookkeeping-related paraphernalia. Continue reading to learn more.

Creating an organized life, and maintaining it, isn't as hard as you might think. Of course, it will require planning and some time to set it up but once you've got the following six key tools in place you will feel more focused and in control of your life and time.

Over the years, I’ve tried it all, different ways to get my office organized, with much trial and error. Some worked, some didn’t. This article reveals the many benefits of starting and ending your day with an organized office space.

Any type of journal that you keep can be beneficial. It doesn’t matter if it’s just to document your life or to work through problems - you can use a journal to do it all.

People seem to have the misconception that only a select few are able to unleash a steady flow of creative genius. That is not true at all. The fact is, creativity is very much like a muscle that needs to be exercised in order to consistently give out great results. Here are a few ideas to get your creativity flowing.