Additional information
| Weight | 0.15 kg |
|---|---|
| brand | Bettie Confetti |
| dimensions | 20.9 x 14.7 x 0.7 cm; 150 Grams |
Bettie Confetti Stuff to Get Done Notepad | Undated A5 Tearaway Daily Planner | Minimalist Design for Organisation Among Students, Friends, Desk Office Organisation & Gifts | 50 Tear off Notepad Pages
$43.99
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- ?YOU’VE GOT THIS: With 50 tear off pages, our daily planner will make every day will feel like an organised dream. We section out the pad to make sure you can write and complete all your essentials stuff including: check boxes, 17 lines for each task and a note section at the bottom. This is a minimalistic layout so you can add notes to the margins too!
- ?️ COMMIT TO IT: Our tiny daily schedule planner is a great tool to make yourself accountable, stop procrastinating and to remember the stuff you need to get done! By writing and planning you can commit tasks to memory better, you’ll avoid missing out on important appointments and it will save you time in the long run.
- ? FOCUS ON PRODUCTIVITY: Make sure your organisation skills are on point with our funny daily to do lists. Our wall notepad is a great gift to family or friends that need some organisation in their life! Great as stationary supplies for a university student, a desk planner for work from home essentials, a chore list or just to organise your life!
- ? THE PERFECT SIZE: We’ve made our daily planner A5 which is big enough to keep track of your weekly and daily tasks, but not too big that it takes over your workspace. Get Stuff Done planners are printed on 210 x 148 mm, 120gsm uncoated paper sheets and are glued along the top edge with a strong cardboard backing to keep your pads fresh.
- ?? ABOUT BETTIE CONFETTI: All of our products are designed and made in the UK. A tad left of center, cheeky, ever so slightly offensive or a little off, however you see Bettie Confetti products, they’re guaranteed to make you laugh. And what’s the world without laughter? We’ve seen it. It’s the Central Line on London’s Underground at peak hour and it’s not pretty.
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