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Details:
• Set of 2 full-color cardstock planner dashboards that features a rain-covered window and a painted riverside trail
• Pre-punched for disc-bound planners
• Helps clearly separate planner sections, improving organization and navigation
• Helps prevent page curling and adds structure to your setup
• Easy to insert, remove, or reposition as your planning needs change
• A blend of organization and visual inspiration

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Cardstock Planner Dashboard Set | River & Rainfall

Regular price $12.95 $8.00 Save 38%
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This Discbound Planner Dashboard Set blends atmosphere and utility, bringing both visual richness and everyday function to your discbound planner.

Printed on durable, high-quality cardstock and pre-punched for disc-bound compatibility, these dashboards serve as stylish section dividers while protecting your inserts and reducing wear, and are perfect for layering, to give your planner a complete look for your personality. 

The first dashboard captures the moody ambiance of a rainy window, complete with glowing city lights softened by a gentle bokeh effect. The second showcases serene landscape art—a painted countryside scene featuring a peaceful nature trail winding beside a quiet river. Together, this reversible pair offers an artistic contrast where dark and dreamy meets soft and scenic.

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Discontinued

Details:
• Set of 2 full-color cardstock planner dashboards that features a rain-covered window and a painted riverside trail
• Pre-punched for disc-bound planners
• Helps clearly separate planner sections, improving organization and navigation
• Helps prevent page curling and adds structure to your setup
• Easy to insert, remove, or reposition as your planning needs change
• A blend of organization and visual inspiration