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Ooo, I forgot to mention this lovely, free downloadable 2012 year-at-a-glance calender from Celia at U Me It.

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The agony of choosing just the right planner/agenda for the New Year tend to put my teeth on edge. Then, I stumbled across the Moleskine comparison tool. Oh, finally!

First, you select what you are looking for, be it planner or something else, and then refine your search based on your size preference, format preference and even if you like a hardcover or softcover. In the case of my search for a new agenda for 2012, I was able to quickly narrow down the options to just four options. Then I hopped over to the online big box store and found exactly what I wanted on sale. Done and done.

This clever planner is spiral bound with short pages interspersed to allow you to see your full month-at-a-glance calendar as well as the short page week-at-a-glance. Very simple solution to a problem that has plagued paper calendar users for years. $35 and available in five different color covers.

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Pinhole Press is a photo printing service that offers a few unique services that sets it apart from Shutterfly and the like. They offer an assortment of customized paper goods like planners, journals and note pads. Their typography is lovely and the layouts are simple and classic.

You can create your own weekly planner with an assortment of photos interspersed throughout the book starting at $29.99.

The photo note pads can have a photo of your choice printed on the cover or you can choose from an assortment of patterns and designs for the cover with prices starting at $12.99. Pinhole Press also offers three different journal options including a hardcover with lined pages, spiral and softcover with blank pages. Based on the paper descriptions, it sounds like they are using Mohawk Superfine Ultrawhite with eggshell finish (I’m guessing about the Mohawk part but I’m pretty sure that what it is and that’s some nice paper stock!)

Pinhole Press also carries all the products that other photo services have such as holiday photo cards, calendars, framed products and even customizable stationery, all with their fine design sense. Pricing seems pretty competitive as well.

Oh, yes! Jessica Hische created a planner for 2012. $14 from BuyOlympia.

(via Oh So Beautiful Paper)

Start getting organized today with the 365 Days journal. Each page is labeled with just a digit in the corner so that you can start your big plan today, not on January 1 or on some other specific date. Cloth bound in red or black for $29.95AUD

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This simple, clean desk agenda is produced in small numbers each year and is highly coveted. It features week-at-a-glance on two pages in the front on warm white stock and a dozen different pre-printed grids in the sketchbook section which is printed on pale blue. It has a lay-flat design and coated cover in a sharp blue this year. It measures at 150x100mm (about 4x6”) €15.

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This year I will not wait until its too late. I will purchase a copy of the Frankie Dairy for 2012 ASAP. This cloth bound, week-to-a-page diary was illustrated by Melbourne artist Amy Borrell. So pretty. $24.95

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On the subject of calendars, Field Notes is offering a new 18-month tear-away calendar on sturdy chipboard. Its classic good looks are sure to work in just about any space. You can start using Nov. 1. $11.95

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Part Three of the annual Poppytalk calendar round-up. There are year-at-a-glance and monthlies in all shapes and sizes. You’re sure to find one that suits your desk, office or kitchen fridge.

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