ArtFire

Index card binder has been covered with tribal design papers from DCVW called Safari Chic. Colors are neutral browns and tan with a pop of orange.

The 3 x 5 size can slip easily into a desk drawer, glove box, or even a tool box when you're on the go. This way you can quickly access it to include your addresses and contact information, reminder lists of any sort, inspirational notes, or as a think pad to quickly sketch out that million dollar idea that you would have otherwise lost without a handy organizer to quickly write out and get your thoughts in order.

This binder is created with care using sturdy chipboard covered with designer papers. The journal is then protected with a glossy laminate applied over top and then bound together with two bookbinder rings. Included are 50 - 3" x 5" lined index note cards.

*****Please note that you will receive the index cards and binder only.

*****Available in my studio under the category "Binder Accessories", you will find lined index card refills, dividers to separate your binder into functional categories of your choice, matching pens and other accessories for your binder.

Other sizes are available in a similar or customizable designs. Email me with any questions or requests you may have, and we can work together to provide that added touch to make something personal to you.

Thank you!

made with designer papers from the DCVW called Safari Chic

I confess. I am a compulsive list-maker. I am always writing down all sorts of lists and ideas including a few random scribbles and doodles to process my ideas into a more organized day. By writing my lists of goals, things to do, and outlining a plan forward on a set of index cards, I get a sense of accomplishment as I place each of my projects into a more manageable and easy to view area.

It gives me a good feeling to know that I can review everything in one place and then check each item off the list throughout the course of the day reducing what might seem overwhelming, at first, to a more attainable finish line. Even when it's not a huge project or list of pressing must-dos, having something with me to record my thoughts down into a concrete and specific area is invaluable to me.

chipboard, paper, laminate, book rings, index cards