#journaling system

[imanbenerrabeh]

journals (2026)

[learnelle]

my 2026 notebook ecosystem

[st4r-g1rll1]

Goodbye guys im gonna go disassociate now

[riftvalleys]

What was in my bag for my trip to the city yesterday

[mystikmisfit]

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🕯️🌲🌌 I love my art journals so much ₊ ⊹₍ᐢᐢ₎ a lil messy peak of sorts, have a gud week, & happy drawing pals~

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[dogtoothlove]

🫵 YOU can help me! 🫵

Anyone here who currently uses or has in the past used a filofax planner:

Do you recommend it?

How does it differ from another planner (be it physical or electronic) that you've used?

Did you go with the standard calendar layout it came with or did you get plain paper/customize/something else?

Sincerely, I'm eyeing Filofaxes for next year but refuse to spend the money for nothing

[anemone04]

Making progress on the "faux-lofax". I'm repurposing free upholstery leather from someone's old chair, which is quite soft yet resistant to scratches and really all marks. That's good for durability but will be less beautiful as there is no earned patina.

My favorite tool of this project is the Speedy Stitcher. My boyfriend already has one for sail repair, and the awl and waxed thread is perfect for this job. It can get through 3 layers of leather with less force than I expected. The leather is too soft to hold a scribed line for stitch alignment, so I'm just freehanding all of this. I don't mind the crafty look as this is only my first attempt at a leather project.

Next: stitch 3 sides together on a curve to create a folded wallet shape.