Setup Saturday: Quiet Meadow Collection
Hello, friends! It's time to get our planner, journals, and memory-keeping ready for a new month, and what better way to do that than with the Quiet Meadow Collection? The whimsical serenity of this...
Hello, August and the Quiet Meadow Kits!
Hello friends!
August is here and that fresh pages to fill in our planners and journals. Today I'm sharing a closer look inside my personal-size ring-bound planner setup.
As I mentioned in a previous post, the monthly divider that arrived with the Quiet Meadow Personal Size Inserts was so gorgeous, it needed to be the start of my setup. For this reason, I opted for a clear cover. I'm so happy with this option.
I created several dividers for this planner with the help of papers from the Quiet Meadow Planner Kit as the base for the dividers. I then pulled from the Quiet Meadow Planner Add-On Kit for embellishment and tabs.
My three divided sections are "Meal Plan" "This Week" and "today", all stickers found in the Quiet Meadow Classic Sticker Kit.
The color block pages make a great menu planning space. I can write in the meals in intend to make and a grocery list on the opposite page. When I'm ready to go the grocery, I snap a photo of this list so I can keep my planner at home.
The weekly pages are the perfect "at a glance" look at my week. For this week, I used the marker from the Quiet Meadow Planner Add-On Kit as the background for my drawn dates. When I can, I like to batch tasks. To visualize this, I used the alpha stickers from the Quiet Meadow Memory-Keeping Sticker Kit for my batch categories. I had room to list out the items, thanks to the checklists from the Quiet Meadow Daisy Weeks Sticker Kit. 
I've started using the in-between grid pages as a place for what I'm reading, watching, listening to, or enjoying. I had just finished this book and used this page for a quick reading log.
The daily pages are really the core of my setup. I can write lists to my heart's content on these pages. For easy access, I created a page marker with a scrap piece of acetate and to "Today" rub-on from the Quiet Meadow Planner Add-On Kit. That's right; rub-ons can transfer to acetate, vellum and other specialty papers. Give it a try!
As I mentioned in a previous post, the monthly divider that arrived with the Quiet Meadow Personal Size Inserts was so gorgeous, it needed to be the start of my setup. For this reason, I opted for a clear cover. I'm so happy with this option.
I created several dividers for this planner with the help of papers from the Quiet Meadow Planner Kit as the base for the dividers. I then pulled from the Quiet Meadow Planner Add-On Kit for embellishment and tabs.
My three divided sections are "Meal Plan" "This Week" and "today", all stickers found in the Quiet Meadow Classic Sticker Kit.
The color block pages make a great menu planning space. I can write in the meals in intend to make and a grocery list on the opposite page. When I'm ready to go the grocery, I snap a photo of this list so I can keep my planner at home.
The weekly pages are the perfect "at a glance" look at my week. For this week, I used the marker from the Quiet Meadow Planner Add-On Kit as the background for my drawn dates. When I can, I like to batch tasks. To visualize this, I used the alpha stickers from the Quiet Meadow Memory-Keeping Sticker Kit for my batch categories. I had room to list out the items, thanks to the checklists from the Quiet Meadow Daisy Weeks Sticker Kit. 
I've started using the in-between grid pages as a place for what I'm reading, watching, listening to, or enjoying. I had just finished this book and used this page for a quick reading log.
The daily pages are really the core of my setup. I can write lists to my heart's content on these pages. For easy access, I created a page marker with a scrap piece of acetate and to "Today" rub-on from the Quiet Meadow Planner Add-On Kit. That's right; rub-ons can transfer to acetate, vellum and other specialty papers. Give it a try!
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Best,
Rachel, Creative Team Blog Coordinator
