Cutting pages for your Filofax

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I am baaack with another video!
Can ya believe that? I know, me either! 😀

I just got too excited with the last one and decided to keep rolling, hehe

So this one is all about cutting paper. I did this “trick” over a year ago using a WHOLE ream of paper. And guess what?

Yup, the cut sheets lasted till now. I am estimating still a month or two before I completely run out of it. So love, get it done NOW and worry about it again next year.

No more excuses. I even created the template for ya! 😉

Here you go the short video where I explain how to use it:

 

 

If you are curious about extra deets on standard paper sizes and the relationship with the Filofax ones take a peek at my guest post on Philofaxy here.

And for extra help on printing for personal click here and for A5 click here.

Oh, the genius sub-tab idea can be found here.

FINALLY right below are your downloads! Pleeeeease get the word out as many other peeps will also make good use of those templates . 😉

 For Letter Size Paper:

 

 

For A4 Size Paper:

 

 

Have fun stocking up on that planner paper! 😉

Smooches,

 

 

 

 

 

Hello! I'm Raine.👋🏼

Artist, designer and believer that ✨joy & fun✨ are a MUST in our lives. My hope is that my posts will bring you a giggle, a smile, and also remind you {when you happen to have forgotten} of the importance of your own happiness – to yourself and to those around you.

Cheers to this delicious truth! 🥂✨

30 Comments

  1. Milly

    Hi Raine! Loving the video work! Those sub tabs are just so clever!! 😀

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    • LimeTree

      Isn’t it genius? Hehe. 😀

      Reply
  2. marylin

    I really love your videos and your free printables but i am currently using a pocket filofax and there is nothing i can download for it 🙁

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    • LimeTree

      Hi love, so sorry about that. You are right I have nothing for pocket because I still hadn’t found a way to make it pretty and functional at the same time. The artwork barely leaves room for writing in such small pages. Just personal and A5 for now. 🙂

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      • Sierra

        Quick suggestion- Could you watermark the artwork? Make it faint behind the writing space, so that you’ve got plenty of room to make it pretty and still write?

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  3. Patty@homemakersdaily.com

    I made a template, too. It made it a LOT easier. I hadn’t thought about taking it somewhere to be cut. That’s a great idea!

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  4. Robyn Mizell

    Raine – FANTASTIC video!!! So helpful!!! And I love your accent. You are fabulous!!! Love, Robyn

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  5. Julie

    The links aren’t showing up for me even though I’ve tweeted and liked. Pleas help!

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    • LimeTree

      Hey there Julie. That might be an issue with the browser. Can you try a different one and see how it goes? 🙂

      Reply
  6. Samantha

    Hi- the links aren’t showing up for me either- I tweeted the link twice.

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    • LimeTree

      Hey there Samantha. That might be an issue with the browser. Can you try a different one and see how it goes? 🙂

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      • Samantha

        That worked- thanks!

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  7. Elizabeth

    Thanks for sharing !!!!!! Love your videos.

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  8. Sandi W

    Raine
    Thank you so much for sharing your video with the free printable
    for A-5 This will make such a difference for me. You are such a talented lady!

    Reply
  9. Ted

    Hello,

    I’ve tried printing this with various settings (Fit to size, Actual size, etc.) and I still can’t get the lines to get to the edge of the paper.

    Any advice? Thank you.

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    • LimeTree

      Hey Ted, this template is to be print on “regular” sizes A4 or letter size and then cut in the lines. 🙂

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      • Ted

        Hi Raine and thanks SO much for quickly responding. 🙂

        I did try printing on letter, but the lines (solid and dashed) don’t reach the edges. As such, when I put an A5 sheet to compare, the template’s pieces are larger. Does that make sense?

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        • LimeTree

          oh yeah they won’t go to the edge because the feature that does that is called “bleeding” and just professional printers do that. But that really doesn’t effect things. You just need to make sure to tick the “fit size” box to letter size.

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          • Ted

            Okay, well thanks again for your help. 🙂

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  10. Rose Terry

    I’ve looked everywhere on this page for the downloads, especially in the box “Your printable is inside” but cannot click anywhere to get the downloads, can you help me? Thank you!

    Reply
    • LimeTree

      you just need to click the “like” on FB or the “tweet” button. 🙂

      Reply
  11. leng

    hi raine!thanks for this! i hope you will also make a guideline for pocket size!=)

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  12. Amy

    I looked for the facebook button but i can’t found it :S

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  13. Vikki

    Hi, I’d love to use your templates but unfortunately, I never, ever use Facebook or Twitter (hate them both to be honest). Is there any way round this?

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  14. Tasha

    Thank you Raine for this template. I just printed the A5 template on to letter size paper. I checked the “fit to” box and the height is still showing at 8 inches instead of 8.27…or close to it at 8.25. Was the template designed to be exactly 8 inches instead of 8.25? Thank you!

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    • LimeTree

      Hi Tasha, to print on letter size you need to use A4 template, not A5. 😉

      Reply
  15. Madison

    Hey girl!

    Love love your posts! However, I cannot click on the buttons to download the A5 template because a pinterest button keeps getting in the way???? Help? (insert pouty face).

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    • LimeTree

      hahaha Madison, thanks for letting me know. Changed some settings it should be good to go now. 😉

      Reply
  16. Rhonda

    Question about A5 size can I use that in a FC classic?

    Reply

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