Household Binder Project {Part 2}

I have been enjoying the process of creating my own household organizer for my family.  I have spent a good amount of time printing some papers, but I have also created a few of my own.
I already shared about getting started on a household binder.  Next it's time to gather lists and papers you want to include in your organized household binder.  Most of these I have printed from some of the sites I listed where you can get free printables for your household organizer.  I shared a bunch of those free resources in the initial post for the the household binder project.


Once in a while, it's fun-or necessary to meet your need- to make your own pages.  Though there are cover pages available, I made my own.  I ♥ it.  And that matters!   I like that it's personalized for us, and it was really easy to make.

So far, I have also created a few pages of my own.
After creating the Monthly To-Do chart, I found this daily/weekly/monthly/annual cleaning checklist that I really like.  I will try it first.  You can view it below with the pretty blue circles and lots of Post-It notes.  On my list of things to do is to have friends over each month.  It may not be a cleaning task, but I think I will add it to the list anyway.

A note about the Post-It notes (ha!).  I like to really know with certainty what I want to write on a piece of paper before I write it.  Post-Its fill that need for me, as you can see.
I am definitely liking my binder.  All the items are pretty much in the binder, but for now it is not in its final stage.  Soon...

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4 comments

  1. This is one great binder, and better than one you could purchase because it is personalized with what you need. Looks great! FYI, I do something similar to the post it notes with divider labels, lol.

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  2. I love how you used the post-its. I wouldn't had thought of that. Good thinking!

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  3. I've toyed with the idea of making a binder. I'm in a book club right now reading Large Family Logistics, and the binder is part of that. I'm sort of all over the place which is why I don't think I'd use a binder and exactly why I NEED to use one.

    I've been meaning to say I like your new blog. I think you've done a great job with it!

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  4. Hey Annette,

    I do see that we are working on this same project. {lol} Mine is here:

    http://www.newbeehomeschooler.com/apps/blog/show/12333393-it-s-never-too-late-for-a-home-management-binder

    I plan on creating a page on my site when it's done and I will add your link to your beautiful binder. :o) I just LOVE this project and your ideas as well.

    Tina

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