Freude 6 Ring Planner Accessories Binder Cover Filler Paper Lined A5 Planner accessories

This is sized exactly the same as my overly expensive Filofax at 1/10th the price. I bought extra zippered pages so that I can store all of my KnitPicks Interchangeable full- length and short knitting needles, cables, keys, and end caps, along with my 15 sets of 6" DPNs. This same storage solution would cost me 6 times as much to buy as needle storage. I'm sure most people buying this binder aren't using it for knitting needles, but the potential for unconventional uses are abundant. I'm thinking I could get more binders for budgeting with cash and coupons, one for a recipe book, one for a general writing journal, a sketchbook, to store my ever growing color pencils-fine tip pens-copic markers, etc... the possibilities are many, and at this price I wouldn't be breaking the bank to get more of them.

After a lot of searching for a simple 6-ring A5 notebook I came across this little gem. Unlike the universally overpriced leather notebooks of the same size and description, this one delivers all the features I wanted for a reasonable price. I mean, let's face it, it's just a simple notebook, there's no need to spend $20, $30 or more.This notebook is made of soft felt and the covers aren't reinforced with cardboard inserts, so it's bendable but not in a bad way. There are felt sleeves inside the front and back covers which give the notebook an added thickness making it firm without being too rigid (a feature I found surprisingly useful). The 6 rings inside open and close easily and there's plenty of room for lots of paper (at least 200 pages). It even comes with a handy zipper pouch, file inserts and a snug pen holder (a little too snug for thick pens with rubber grips, but fine for anything else). Sadly it does not come with paper, but for that I recommend you skip the expensive paper available online, get a cheap adjustable hole-punch at Walmart and customize your own; it's worth the effort. (Plenty of how-to videos on Youtube).All in all, this is a nice notebook that's inexpensive without sacrificing style and elegance. Leather doesn't have to have a copyright on class and beauty; this soft felt notebook has plenty! It suits my needs perfectly and I highly recommend it.

This is great value for money, and it’s awfully similar to the Leobro pack, which I also ordered (for a few dollars more). But there are two problems with this: The paper is quite thin (I think it’s thinner than the Leobro), but more importantly, the paper is wider (than the Leobro and all the other inserts I’ve purchased)!!! So while it fits my A6 size/ personal Filofax, I find that I don’t want to use them, bc the papers are bigger than the dividers I have- they cover the tabs! They are also bigger than the calendar inserts I purchased from Polumo. So these papers may hide your dividers! Word to the wise! Also the paper is quite thin/sheer!

Every few years I move addresses, telephone numbers and now passwords and email addresses from an old address book to a new one.. After 8 or so years the old address book becomes cluttered and shows the marks from erasing my penciled-in info. I wanted to replace my small,, pocket size address booklet with something larger with paper I could print and use to replace separate pages in my newest address book. I did not need storage for credit cards; drivers's license and so on. The gray felt, A-5 size, 6-ring binder met that need. It is inexpensive, will hold enough pages to cover the few hundred line items I want to put on those pages. My MacBook Pro word processor is "Pages", and it has an easy setting for A-5 paper. Now I type data onto blank 6-ring A-5 paper and save the pages. I print each page I have saved and place a footer on each page to make it easy for me to find the correct letter of the alphabet (Page A-1, Page A-2, etc.). Of course I carefully keep and set aside the old address book in the event the new one gets lost.

Very good assortment for my planner. I can make my ring planner the way that works for me. I am trying to cut down on my consumption so reusing a planner cover each year instead of buying a new complete planner is my goal. Using these pages I can transfer some of my important information to the next year without recopying it.