You can print on to plain A4 paper in most of the world, or, if you’re in a country saddled with Letter paper, you can download a special version of your own. Either way, print at 100% – no scaling – duplexing by flipping the paper on the short edge. Then follow the instructions in the video below to bind your pages into a booklet. If you’re using Letter paper you’ll have to trim at the top and bottom to end up with a booklet that’s 210mm tall (Google will tell you whatever that is in inches, I’m sure.)
Following my recent post of the weekly TN layouts, today’s release includes all my 2024 daily layouts for the full size Midori Traveler’s Notebook. As always, these are free to download and print at home for your personal use.
Note that I've lazily reused some of the 2023 pictures from last year, but I promise that what you download from the links will be the actual 2024 versions.
1. Daily Journal
Nice and simple, this layout gives you a page per day with two months to each booklet. You will need to make six booklets to cover a whole year.
You get two months in each booklet, so six will make up the full year. I've packaged these into two full sets, depending on what paper size fills your printer. Here are the sets:
This layout is for the control freaks most dedicated planners, offering a month planner at the front, followed by a double-page spread for each day of the month.
You need a booklet for each month, so twelve cover the full year. Again, I've meade convenient full-year download sets for you. Here are the files:
You can print on to plain A4 paper in most of the world, or, if you’re in a country saddled with Letter paper, you can download a special version of your own. Either way, print at 100% – no scaling – duplexing by flipping the paper on the short edge. Then follow the instructions in the video below to bind your pages into a booklet. If you’re using Letter paper you’ll have to trim at the top and bottom to end up with a booklet that’s 210mm tall (Google will tell you whatever that is in inches, I’m sure.)
As 2023 trundles along, keen planners will be looking ahead to 2024. Here, then is the first set of my booklets for 2024.
Today’s release includes all my weekly layouts for the full size Midori Traveler’s Notebook. As always, these are free to download and print at home for your personal use.
Note that I've lazily reused some of the 2023 pictures from last year, but I promise that what you download from the links will be the actual 2024 versions.
1. Week on two pages with tasks
This is the one that started it all - the first Midori booklet I designed and printed for myself. I'm still using it today.
It's available in five different colours (which continues to be an annual admin overhead I could probably do without, but there we are) and each booklet holds six months' worth of pages. Here are the files:
You can print on to plain A4 paper in most of the world, or, if you’re in a country saddled with Letter paper, you can download a special version of your own. Either way, print at 100% – no scaling – duplexing by flipping the paper on the short edge. Then follow the instructions in the video below to bind your pages into a booklet. If you’re using Letter paper you’ll have to trim at the top and bottom to end up with a booklet that’s 210mm tall (Google will tell you whatever that is in inches, I’m sure.)
I'm finishing my series of posts for the 2023 Pocket inserts. This post covers monthly inserts for Pocket size organisers. This concludes my series of 2023 diary posts for the year.
These inserts arise from a collaboration between me and Steve Morton of Philofaxy and you can find the files there also. We've been making these together for nearly ten years and plan to keep going for ten more at least. I've made the decision to consolidate the range a little, and cut down on the number of very similar inserts and those that attract very few dowloads. BUT the source files are still here (see below) and if you are happy to roll your sleeves up you can go and recreate any of the old sets yourself.
Although you'll still find the source files on this site and on Philofaxy to produce your own diary sets for any year (or any shorter period) people seem to like the convenience of downloading full year sets. Here are Pocket sets for 2023.
5. Month per page set
NB: Pictures throughout are of previous sets, but the downloads are for 2023.
Each file is set up as an A4 document. Print this double-sided. If you have a duplex printer, set it to flip on the short edge. If you don't then you'll have to print odd-numbered pages and then refeed to print the even-numbered pages on the reverse. You might have to experiment to find out how to refeed the paper.
On one side of each sheet you'll find crop marks. Use a craft knife and a steel ruler to release the Pocket pages and punch them. The templates are set up with mirrored gutters to accommodate the holes.
If using the PDF be sure to set it to print at full size as explained here.
I'm continuing my series of posts for the 2023 Pocket inserts. This post covers weekly inserts for Pocket size organisers; Pocket monthlies will follow soon, and then we'll be done for the year.
These inserts arise from a collaboration between me and Steve Morton of Philofaxy and you can find the files there also. We've been making these together for nearly ten years and plan to keep going for ten more at least. I've made the decision to consolidate the range a little, and cut down on the number of very similar inserts and those that attract very few dowloads. BUT the source files are still here (see below) and if you are happy to roll your sleeves up you can go and recreate any of the old sets yourself.
Although you'll still find the source files on this site and on Philofaxy to produce your own diary sets for any year (or any shorter period) people seem to like the convenience of downloading full year sets. Here are Pocket sets for 2023.
3. Two days per page sets
NB: Pictures throughout are of previous sets, but the downloads are for 2023.
This layout gives you a full week across two double-page spreads. You can choose between lined and unlined versions.
In pocket size, you can't really squeeze a week onto a single page, but a double page gives you enough room. You can choose between two different layouts.
Each file is set up as an A4 document. Print this double-sided. If you have a duplex printer, set it to flip on the short edge. If you don't then you'll have to print odd-numbered pages and then refeed to print the even-numbered pages on the reverse. You might have to experiment to find out how to refeed the paper.
On one side of each sheet you'll find crop marks. Use a craft knife and a steel ruler to release the Pocket pages and punch them. The templates are set up with mirrored gutters to accommodate the holes.
If using the PDF be sure to set it to print at full size as explained here.
This is the first of my posts for the 2023 Pocket inserts. 2023 will be here eventually, and certain people just can't wait to start planning for it. This post covers daily inserts for Pocket size organisers; Pocket weeklies and monthlies will follow soon, and then we'll be done for the year.
These inserts arise from a collaboration between me and Steve Morton of Philofaxy and you can find the files there also. We've been making these together for nearly ten years and plan to keep going for ten more at least. I've made the decision to consolidate the range a little, and cut down on the number of very similar inserts and those that attract very few dowloads. BUT the source files are still here (see below) and if you are happy to roll your sleeves up you can go and recreate any of the old sets yourself.
Although you'll still find the source files on this site and on Philofaxy to produce your own diary sets for any year (or any shorter period) people seem to like the convenience of downloading full year sets. Here are Pocket sets for 2023.
1. Day per page sets
NB: Pictures throughout are of previous sets, but the downloads are for 2023.
The pocket size doesn't offer a lot of space for elaborate layouts, so I've gone simple.
Each file is set up as an A4 document. Print this double-sided. If you have a duplex printer, set it to flip on the short edge. If you don't then you'll have to print odd-numbered pages and then refeed to print the even-numbered pages on the reverse. You might have to experiment to find out how to refeed the paper.
On one side of each sheet you'll find crop marks. Use a craft knife and a steel ruler to release the Pocket pages and punch them. The templates are set up with mirrored gutters to accommodate the holes.
If using the PDF be sure to set it to print at full size as explained here.
This is the third of my posts for the 2023 Personal inserts, covering monthly and yearly inserts for Personal size organisers; Pocket size posts will follow.
These inserts arise from a collaboration between me and Steve Morton of Philofaxy and you can find the files there also. We've been making these together for nearly ten years and plan to keep going for ten more at least. I've made the decision to consolidate the range a little, and cut down on the number of very similar inserts and those that attract very few dowloads. BUT the source files are still here (see below) and if you are happy to roll your sleeves up you can go and recreate any of the old sets yourself.
Although you'll still find the source files on this site and on Philofaxy to produce your own diary sets for any year (or any shorter period) people seem to like the convenience of downloading full year sets. Here are Personal sets for 2023.
6. Month per page set
NB: Pictures throughout are of previous sets, but the downloads are for 2023.
This is a simple layout, taking up very little ring space.
Each file is set up as an A4 document. Print this double-sided. If you have a duplex printer, set it to flip on the short edge. If you don't then you'll have to print odd-numbered pages and then refeed to print the even-numbered pages on the reverse. You might have to experiment to find out how to refeed the paper.
On one side of each sheet you'll find crop marks. Use a craft knife and a steel ruler to release the Personal pages and punch them. The templates are set up with mirrored gutters to accommodate the holes. For the yearly page, fold first, then unfold and cut, or you won't know where to fold.
If using the PDF be sure to set it to print at full size as explained here.
