Memo Pads and Planner Pads
Planner Pads and Memo pads are perfect for keeping notes and thoughts organised but outside of your usual calendar or planner system.
There are three types of tear off pads sold at the Little Stationery Shop – notes which are just lined paper, task organisation and planner pads.
Designs are thought out based on function but without being boring. Each pad has approximately 40 tear off sheets of 120gsm, fountain pen friendly paper. For those who like to take their notes on the go they also have a hard board backing which means they are a little more sturdy for on the go note takers.
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Spring A6 Memo Pads Collection
£10.00 -
Pink Gardening A6 Memo Pad
£3.49 -
Daffodil A6 Memo Pad
£3.49 -
Blue Bird A6 Memo Pad
£3.49 -
April Showers A6 Memo Pad
£3.49 -
Pale Lilac A6 Memo Pad
£3.49 -
A5 Rainbow Priority Task List
£4.99 -
A5 Weekly Planner Pad
£4.99 -
Owl A6 Memo Pad
£3.49 -
Sleepy Fox A6 Memo Pad
£3.49 -
A5 I Forget Things Memo Pad
£4.99 -
A6 Worried Duck Memo Pad
£3.49 -
A5 Bumblebee Weekly Planner Pad
£4.99 -
A4 Full Weekly Planner Pad
£6.99
Memo Pads and Planner Pads FAQ
Do you do ADHD notepads?
I have seen a lot of content on social media about planning styles working for specific people who are neurodiverse. Personally, I am autistic and have worked with people who have autism and ADHD a lot in my 10+ years as a teacher so I feel I have a good understanding of this. That said I know that there is no set rule of ‘this works for this brain type’. Some may work better for some and not others. By the sounds of it you are searching for a certain way to plan and organise your thoughts so why not send me a message and let me design it custom for you. Remember if it is a custom design I can sell for other people too then there is no extra charge.
What does fountain pen friendly paper even mean?
There are two effects that fountain pen users don’t like when the ink hits the paper. One is ghosting which is where you turn the page and can slightly see the writing from the other side. The other is feathering which is when you look closely at your writing and some of the letters flecks of ink coming off the, like they feathers.
I like to use medium nibs which can often be quite thick writing and I have some really heavy inks but have yet to find one that hasn’t coped with the pen/ink combination I use. If you do experience this please let me know though. If there was one that didn’t look dry before i moved the paper I always have blotting paper on standby.
