Wrendale Designs Green Magnetic Weekly Planner and To Do List Keep your life organised with this magnetic weekly planner and to do list from Wrendale Designs! Perfect for jotting down your plans for the week and your to-do list, this planner can be used on your desk or attached to your fridge. This magnetic planner is a muted green in colour and is covered of Wrendale’s wonderful illustrations. All the sheets are perforated at the top so they can be torn off at the end of the week. One side of the planner is dedicated to the weekly planner which is split into seven sections for each day of the week, with plenty of space for you to plan week out, from days out to meetings. On the other side is space for you to write a to-do list with lines so you know never forget all those little things you need to get done. Across the top is the heading ‘ To Do List ’ in a classic, cursive script. This planner comes complete with a grey pencil with the Wrendale designs logo in silver and an elastic holder, so you always have a pencil to jot down what you want, when you need to. This stylish and practical piece of stationery has a magnetic strip along the back allowing you to place it on your fridge or another magnetic surface. It would be great for anyone who loves to make lists and keep organised, a wonderful gift for a friend or family member. Wrendale Designs This delightful range of stationery and accessories is inspired by the animal characters seen in the British countryside, farmyard and home, as well as more exotic creatures. Featuring original artwork produced by Hannah Dale, each image is delicately painted with soft brushwork, subtle colours and paint spatters. Hannah is an ex-stockbroker turned farmer’s wife who, inspired by her rural married life, embraced her artistic roots and began painting the animals in the landscape around her. Since then Wrendale Designs has expanded into a family business, producing a wide range of greetings cards, ceramic, melamine and textile items, all featuring artwork touched with the magic of Hannah’s watercolour brush.