Erin CondrenDaily to-Do List Bookmark Sticky Notes, Multifunctional Sticky Notepad and Bookmark for Everyday Productivity and Checklists, Use as Tab or Bookmark in Notebooks, Planners, Journals

These are recipe bookmarks, so they're not 100% tailored to either gardening or canning ("make this"), but they work just fine and help me keep my place and also add notes. One thing I try to do with canning is to find USDA-approved recipes with the same timing so I can load up my big Presto and make the fuel really count; I don't always have a complete load of the same thing. So I can cross-reference items in the notes so when I'm canning, say, beans, I can see what else I can process with them.The sticky part is all down the lefthand side of each note, so these are not likely to dislodge very easily. I like how the tab on top sticks up neatly above the closed book and the rest of the note is on the page. They lift off and restick pretty well, too. I wish they'd come up with a universal note pack in this vein with different colors. That would be very handy not only for cooks and gardeners but also writers and editors. With the lines ruled as they are on these sticky notes, the tabs have to go at the top of the page. If they weren't ruled at all or 1:4 had grid-style ruling, they could be turned either horizontally or vertically.

I love these sticky bookmarks, they work well for when I am planning out our bills for the month. I just write down the bills at the end of the month for the upcoming. These have helped me maintain and keep our bills straight and transfer them over to our digital budget tracker.These are Erin Condren product and if you know her products you know they are quality. The paper is thick and the adhesive is strong and reposition well.The price is comparable to the EC website, I am happy with this purchase.

This organizing list maker is smaller than I expected, but maybe that is to be more universal in which planner you are putting it in. I am awful about planning dinner ahead, so this is a game changer for me. It saves so much time and money to meal plan and already have things written out. I enjoy having a place to also keep a grocery list of what we need for the week.

I chose the recipe version of this notepad. I sat down last night and took all those random, ragged sticky notes that I've put in my cookbooks over the years to mark well-loved recipes, and replaced them with these. I love that there is room to make notes (I almost always end up making changes to recipes after the first time I make them). These make it so much easier to find my favorite recipes without having my bookshelf look awful because of bright yellow, torn, ragged sticky notes all over the tops of my favorite cookbooks.I do wish there were more than 40 in a package, though. While 20 or so covered my "staple" recipes, I would like to now go through a lot of other cookbooks and flag the ones I want to try, or that have been recommended to me by friends who have the same cookbooks.Overall, really nice notes, and they're an attractive color, nice and muted instead of a glaring neon color of a regular sticky note, so that they now blend nicely into the background of my cookbook shelves, as they wave cheerily at me to remind me that they're holding my place for a favorite family recipe. Okay, I admit it, I REALLY like these sticky notes!

About 2 weeks ago, I was in a bit of a panic because I couldn't remember if I'd paid a certain bill early or not and it was the due date. (I hadn't! yikes, that was close.) So this will help me to avoid that happening again. There's enough room to list the due date before the name of the bill on each line, has 18 lines. The adhesive that runs all along the left side is good, sticks well to my planner. Paper is rather thin but does the job. Doesn't matter what kind of planner (or whatever) you have, the grey and greige colors are very neutral. I put this on the monthly page of my planner so I can always find it easily, I like that it has a little tab at the top that sticks out some. With 40 sheets, this will last 3 years plus a few extra sheets.

This is a very convenient sticky pad for budget planning. The pad is thin and easy to keep in a pencil case or other organizer. Each individual page is very "sticky" and will stay attached to to your planner for a long time. A great way to say easily organized without being too bulky or in the way.

I do not use the Erin Condren system, but I will use these as a monthly planning tool in my planner. I love that the Bills tab sticks up above the page so it's easy to find. I plan to write the due date on the left and date paid after the Paid circle. Once a month is complete and all checked off, I'll remove it and stick a new one onto the next month.I can trim the bottom if I don't need the full length, or use the extra room to note income, debits, and savings totals for the month. If saving for a vacation or similar, I can also track that at the bottom.The price is nice for how many notes are in the package. Forty notes should last me three years with a few extras. Very simple, yet helpful sticky note!

I like this little pack of budget sheets for my planner. They are small, and stick anywhere. I do wish, however, that there was a space for the due date of each bill. There isn't very much room to write. I'll make it work though.