Undated Coloring Planner Calendar – 6 by 9 Inch 100 Pages by Scraft Artise

• Double spiral metal binding allows your undated personal planner to lay flat for your coloring fun
• Freestyle calendar design with tabs allows you to start your year now with flexible weeks and months
• 120 gsm woodfree paper minimizes color bleed allowing front and back coloring with 6 by 9 inch pages
• Adult coloring on every page that test your colorful imagination, including the front and back cover
• 100 percent satisfaction guaranteed so you can comfortably click now and get it headed your way

Scraft Artise designed this undated planner with the adult coloring enthusiast in mind and named it, “My Days in Color”.  Many believe that coloring and the idea of free-choice can help reduce stress and provide relaxation.  Our goal is to achieve that through the use of “My Days in Color’s” freestyle design and each page’s layout made for coloring.

Its intended use is the ability to start with the calendar at any point with no need to wait until January.  In fact, if you have a month or week with minimal events you can skip it and start with the next one. You have the flexibility to design it the way you want it. With (12) 2 page fold out views of the months and (52) one page views for each week you can use as you see fit. Major sections are book marked by colorful tabs.

Additional sections include: information page, multi year glance (2016-2019), notes (4 pgs), goal setting (2 pgs), important dates (2 pgs), to do list (6 pgs), free-style (4 pgs) & full coloring pages (3 pgs).   All within a 6 by 9 inch hardback cover which can also be colored.

Let your love of coloring and need for organized planning collide, providing you with joy and satisfaction. If you like adult coloring, free-style journaling, use one planner for each specific project, enjoy customized scheduling or just need a fun way to organize your day, give “My Days in Color” a try.

It’s recommended that you use coloring pencils or water-based coloring markers in order to prevent bleed-through and smears. Alcohol-based markers are not recommended.