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Printable planner · 2026 edition

Sewing Planner

Transform your life and wardrobe in 90 days.

A printable planner for home sewists who want to grow their craft. It plans your sewing projects and the rest of your days together — one quarter at a time, on paper, as an editable PDF or in a notes app like Goodnotes.

Coming soon to the shop.

Some of its pages are easier on the screen — use the planner tools below, then print the page and put it in your planner.

The cover of the Sewing Planner, 2026 edition: “Sewing planner — a practical & inspiring planner for your sewing journey and everyday life”, with sewing illustrations

How the planner is built

Ninety days in four phases — long enough to finish real projects and let a new habit settle, short enough to keep the momentum. Each phase has its own pages:

  1. Assess Where your time really goes, what you wear, what is missing from your wardrobe.
  2. Set goals Your projects for the quarter, one skill to build and one habit to keep.
    • Before I set my goals
    • SMART goals
  3. Research & plan Your style, colour schemes, patterns, fabrics and what to buy.
  4. Execute & track Daily pages, weekly resets and a review at the end of each month.
    • Month priorities
    • Daily pages
    • Weekly tasks
    • Weekly reset
    • Project completion
    • 90-day checkpoint

The pages outlined in terracotta have a tool below.

One skill, one habit, one quarter

Choose one skill to build — fitting, finishing, drawing, colour — and one habit to keep, for the whole ninety days.

The planner helps you choose: the skill that would improve every future make, at the right level for where you are now.

When everything is a priority, nothing gets your best.

Plan only what fits

Your real weekly hours decide how many projects a month you take on — one, two or three. The planner keeps room to spare, so a busy week does not undo the month.

Weekends have their own lighter page: the longest, calmest sewing session, then rest and a short look back.

Planner tools

Free. Fill the page in here, download it as an A4 or US Letter page, print it and put it in your planner — the page number tells you where it goes. What you fill in stays on this device.

Made for

The home sewist who wants to grow — to finish more of what she starts, sew what she will actually wear and enjoy the process. And the maker turning her hobby into a small business, who wants to be more disciplined and do more with the time she has.

How it works

  • Print it on A4 or US Letter paper, or fill it in on screen — as a fillable PDF, or in Goodnotes on a tablet.
  • Print one month at a time — it costs less, and you can adjust as you go.
  • Print single-sided: the blank backs become space for notes.

The Sewing Planner is coming soon.

Until then: sewing tutorials on the blog, the planner tools above, and the free Color Styling Studio to try colour schemes on a fashion figure before you cut.