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New Planner Goodies: Kikki-k planner and Pilot coleto

Hello everyone!

I discovered the planner community back on August last year, before then I have always carried on a planner or several planners depending on how many things I wanted to keep track of. When I discovered the planner community I fell in love with the ring binder system, since it may allow me to track different things.

As I couldn't find a place near me that sold those kind of planners I had a first attempt of creating my own using a binder I found on a stationary store, I set it up with different sections and it worked for a while.

I moved into a faux Filofax I found on eBay pretty cheap and this has been my main planner for the last five or six months. The only bad thing about this planner was the size of the rings they were pretty small and I had to put one week at time inserts which was tedious.

This past month kikki-k had a sale on their online store and many planners were 50% off, It toke me awhile to decide but I finally went with the personal planner in lilac, which was last year collection. This planner is a A5 planner and I have been eying kikki-k designs since I got more into planners, their lines are cute but still professional looking and they have great reviews all over the internet. 

I placed the order on the beginning of the month and it took a while to get shipped, I think it might have been due to Valentine's day orders. However it did arrive within the predicted dates. Also, I have to say the costumer service was fantastic, since I asked them for the tracking number and they respond immediately and politely. In addition to that the shipping which is 9.99$ ended up being free since you receive a 10$ gift voucher if you sign up for the newsletter, but wait patiently for it, it will arrive within 7 days once you are signed up.

About the planner itself it came beautifully packed in a really big box with bubble wrap. Inside the box was the box where the planner was, a beautiful box matching the planner style. The planner was perfect, the rings closed perfectly and there weren't any imperfections whatsoever. This planner cames with different sections and full of paper, but out of the kikki-k planners is the emptiest of all, I mean that most sections are full of note paper and not really labeled, which is one of the reasons why I liked this planner so much. In addition to that it included an undated calendar an a sheet of stickers specially useful for labeling the different dividers. 

As I ordered the planner I got even more into planning videos and I came around the pilot coleto a multicolor pen in which you choose the colors. Also the pen seemed the perfect pen for me since I use pilot all the time on my planner, specially the black one. Therefore after searching a lot I found an offer of a seller on eBay offering the pen, which usually cames empty as well as the refills to fill it. It was a great deal and also the seller was quick in sending the pen. 

I am so happy with this purchase, this pen is perfect for me and I am loving it, even thinking on buying refills already.






Thanks for reading,

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