Design Your Own Paper Organizer with DIY Planner Widget Kit

Productivity Sauce
Want to create your own personal paper organizer similar to the trendy Hipster PDA? The DIY Planner Widget Kit offers a set of professionally-designed widgets and templates that can help you to craft your own cool-looking paper planner with a minimum of fuss.
The widget kit is supplied as an OpenOffice.org Draw document, but before you start using it, you should install the supplied Blue Highway font. The kit includes a wide range of widgets you can use to design custom organizer pages. There are also weekly and monthly calendar templates which you can use as a starting point. The easiest way to create your own page is to duplicate the template you want and customize it to your liking. The widget kit contains useful notes that can help you along the way.
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