Cath Kidston Christmas

Being organised this Christmas with Post-It Index tabs

I like to think I’m pretty organised but can definitely empathise with a recent survey by Post-it Index which found that 83 per cent of women have to flag up articles on a weekly basis, as they’re just too busy to read them properly at the time. I’m constantly flagging emails, blog posts and tasty looking recipes but find it really hard to ever get back to look at them….

Despite living in this digital world I much prefer reading magazines and books, perhaps because they’re more visible and not hidden away when I close the lid of my laptop 🙂 At this time of year I couldn’t live without my colourful little Post-It Index tabs. They are so much more reliable than folding over a page in a magazine or recipe book! In fact 60 per cent of those surveyed have folded a corner over only to come back later and find it unfolded, losing their page.

Post-It Index tabs

I’m a bit of a stationery addict so enjoy using my Cath Kidston Christmas organiser to keep on top of everything. It’s a great place for me to keep present lists, recipe and menu ideas and I’ve been enjoying using my Post-It Index tabs to colour code the different sections. I’ve also been adding craft projects to keep the children busy and some decoration ideas I’ve cut out of magazines.

Post-It Index tabs

The Post-It Index tabs are repositionable, which means you can use them again and again. You can even write on them too, perfect for leaving a subtle note when you find something to add to your Christmas list, just in case your husband *happens* to come across it 🙂

Post-It Index tabs

Don’t forget to follow the Post-it UK Facebook page for more ideas on how to be organised with Post-It Index tabs and other products.

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    jo
    November 15, 2013 at 9:02 am

    ooooh I’d hoped Post-It would do some of those tabs, I’ve got old Muji ones from years back but they’re forever falling off the pages I’m marking – I’m going to go and buy some now!! x

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