Showing posts with label credit card holder for Filofax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label credit card holder for Filofax. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 September 2016

Time to leave home

I've only used my Pennybridge as a wallet up to now as I didn't want to run the risk of losing one of my Maldens but I decided that this little lad is ready for the big world outside and as well as being my Bullet Journal Thought Capturing Brain Dump he's now my wallet come mobile holder. My Pennybridge and 'phone case are now resting. This is my Pocket Malden and the dingle dangle I chose for this is a trolley coin for use when I shop at the supermarket.


I'm on a roll with the Autumn theme and this is a plastic pocket with a cutting from a magazine inside.


Opposite my flyleaf I keep coins in the zip pocket and my card in the slip pocket. It doesn't seem as secure as in a dedicated card slot so I may transfer it into a plastic pocket.


My ICE information is in the next plastic holder,


followed by my year at a glance.


Inside is my Bullet Journal Thought Capturing Brain Dump plus some handy bits of note paper for shopping lists or notes.


The back pocket holds my mobile 'phone and in the other pocket is a bus timetable.


My bus pass fits in one of the front pockets and other relevant bus times are slotted in behind.


I really must crochet a suitably autumnal coloured ring protector. This purple one came out of my mini and is not quite the right size.

Happy Planning

Sunday, 24 April 2016

Filofax Mini Finsbury in Raspberry

I use my Filofax mini Finsbury in raspberry as a wallet and it comes with me every time I venture out with a view to buying, travelling or recording information.


As such I keep here any cards I may need plus some added extras. The first page (badge holder) holds my ICE (in case of emergency) information with contact details of nearest and dearest.


On the other side is a list of my medication and major health issues just in case I have an accident. There's a little pencil I found tucked in the page. Next up are some holders of bus time information.


The middle section houses the diary starting with a yearly calendar, closely followed by ...


a week on two pages for the daily diary. The pages that came with the new to me Finsbury were 2011 but the majority of the year corresponds to 2016. I just alter 2011 to 2016 and I have a full diary recycled.


The notes section is cut down pages from a notes pad from B&M Bargains. They are easy pull out and I can jot down anything I wish - usually a shopping list but sometimes information or contact details.


A receipts pocket is handy for putting in … receipts of course ...


and there is a spare holder for any coupons. My ring protector is a crocheted version and tones nicely with the raspberry colour.


I did have a trolley coin hanging from the attached key ring but I changed it for some tinkling bells. They tinkle so much that I think I may put the trolley coin back and take these bells off!!!


At the back is a zipped pocket where I keep a few coins. They are not easy to get out but they are handy. The pen I found in my collection of motley pens and it just fits the pen holder.


Around the wallet is a large opening which contains notes.


The mini is small enough to carry around and large enough to hold what I want to carry with me as well as being a delight to hold.


Please click on the labels below for more detailed information linked to this mini.

Happy Planning

Wednesday, 20 April 2016

D.I.Y. Card holders for a pocket Filofax

Top loading badge holders off Ebay from Japan are nearly the right length to fit in my pocket Malden. They were, however, not wide enough and I needed some way of adding holes for them to fit.


We found a sheet of clear acetate in our study and I cut a page size out.


I used Washi tape to secure the badge holder to the acetate and then punched some holes and rounded off the corners.


Cards fit perfectly and they can be zipped in if necessary.


I put 2 cards in each holder as both sides can be seen.



A perfect fit. Ten of these holders cost me £1.55.


My D.I.Y. card holders for a mini Filofax can be found here.

Happy Planning.




Friday, 8 April 2016

Using badge holders for credit cards in a Filofax

For the grand total of £1.28 and a few weeks wait for the order to arrive from China, I now have some plastic holders for my cards, which will fit in my Filofax mini Finsbury. 


The pre-punched holes in the holders were spaced exactly in the right place and I only had to punch 2 more holes for them to fit.


I received 20 of these holders and I can see a further use for them in my mini, holding printed information on bus times plus more.


Happy Planning