Free Woodland Animal Planner Inserts and Clips

I thought about starting my post with what does a fox say, but then I realized it’s not 2013. Foxes and woodland animals have a special place in my heart because that’s my second son’s nursery theme. For this week’s planner printables, I have created a set of woodland-themed inserts and planner clips.

The woodland animal clips include a deer, bear, and a porcupine or hedgehog (I am not sure which one it’s supposed to be, I think it could honestly work as either. I think hedgehog and my husband says porcupine).

In addition, I have created 3 options for the planner insert – lined, blank, and a menu plan. The header of the inserts includes a raccoon, fox, and a squirrel on a tree while the bottom has the deer and porcuhog (I think that’s my new name for him since I don’t know exactly what he is).

While I designed these for my Happy Planner, they can work for a multitude of other planners. They come in a Classic/Mini size (it can fit in either), and a Big Size (for planners the size of a sheet of paper).

Thanks to my fellow planner girls in my one Facebook group for voting on the woodland animals. They took a vote as to which theme I should create inserts/clips for next. What would you like to see? I have flamingos on my upcoming list. I’d love to hear from you.

If you use the clips/inserts, I’d love to see! Tag me on Instagram (@momenvyblog) or Facebook.

Free Woodland Animal Planner Inserts and Clips

Here are the insert options available (choose one for the front and one for the back – labeled with a number 2).

• Inserts are available in 2 sizes: Mini/Classic, and Big. Classic/Mini will fit most planners. Big will fit planners that are 8.5 x 11.
• Files are in JPEG, PDF, and Silhouette format.
• There are 3 available styles (see above).

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Directions for the Planner Clips (this youtube video is helpful to watch)

• Print one front piece and one back piece (has a number 2 at the end) on cardstock for added durability.
• Print/Cut using the silhouette file or cut with scissors
• If you’re going to laminate your clips, laminate the planner clips first in two separate pieces.
• Glue the paper clip to the back of one of the printed paper clip toppers. Make sure to glue the paper clip low enough that it will still work as a paper clip.
• Use more glue to place the other piece on top of the paper clip/first side. Make sure the image is facing out.
• This is the perfect glue for making planner clips. It’s strong enough to hold. Hot glue also works well.
• Allow time to dry before use.

Directions for the Planner Inserts

• Print one front piece and one back piece (has a number 2 at the end) on cardstock for added durability.
• Print/Cut using the silhouette files or cut with scissors.
• Glue the front and back together using a strong glue or hot glue.
• If you want to laminate the the insert (to use with a dry erase marker), glue first and then laminate.
• Hole punch in the hole punch area.
• Allow time to dry before use.

Tips and Tricks for Printing/Cutting

• Colors may vary. Printers print differently depending on many factors. (The printer I use is a more expensive unit that uses pigment ink).
• Print on cardstock for added durability. (this is my favorite from Amazon)
• Simply download the files below, unzip, and print the files you need. Files are in three different sizes so pick the one that works with your planner.
• This is the perfect glue for making planner clips. It’s strong enough to hold.
• Make sure you select one front and one back design for the inserts and clips (backs are all labeled with a 2 at the end).
• If you’d like to print the clips/inserts in another size, adjust the size percentage on your printer options page.
• The Silhouette file is set for a portrait (what I have). It can easily be used with a Cameo instead, just change the mat settings.