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Announcement
Welcome to Favorite Story - an original collection of illustrated paper goods & gifts.
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Items
Featured items
All Items
Reviews
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Kendra on 08 Aug, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLove it!!!! Super fast shipping on a personalized item. Thank you!!!!
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Cassandre on 06 Aug, 2022
5 out of 5 starsHaving bought the same glider last year, I am still satisfied! The paper is of great quality. The design is minimalist and worked. Highly recommend! 💛
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Zoe on 03 Aug, 2022
5 out of 5 starsgreat planner! i like that the the cover hides the monthly sticker labels so they're not sticking out.
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Jessica on 01 Aug, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThe quality is great! The layout is exactly what I was looking for! The binding is strong, it's simple and cute!
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ymuso2 on 07 Aug, 2022
5 out of 5 starsexcellernt grapics met my expectations completly excellent transaction overall
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Cindy on 07 Aug, 2022
5 out of 5 starsI just LOVE these mini monthly calendars. This is my third or fourth year ordering from this person. Love the quality and the art work for each month.
About FavoriteStory
Charming, quality paper goods worthy of the stories they keep.
Favorite Story is an illustration and design studio specializing in stationery, paper goods and gifts. We've come to believe:
~ work, in itself, is a beautiful thing.
~ we all have been given gifts. We owe it to each other to find those gifts and bring them forward.
~ in Team. If one of us hurts, we all suffer. None of us succeeds without each other.
~ it's better to keep a few things you love than a lot of things you like.
~ we always remember how people make us feel, so always be kind.
~ it feels good to do good. Even if it's hard.
Our studio is rooted in the pretty little town of Danville, California. We take pride in making our products in America and strive to always support our local businesses - suppliers, manufacturers and retailers - with our own business. We keep our environment in mind when sourcing papers, using recycled content and FSC Certified sources whenever possible.
Please feel free to message us if you have any questions. Visit us at FavoriteStory.co or follow us for the occasional update or sale:
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Shop members
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Dana
Owner, Designer/Illustrator
I design with my own friends and family in mind and hope that the love that goes in shows in each item sold.
Production partners
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Silkscreen Printer
MI, United States
Our gorgeous, natural cotton towels are screen printed by hand in Michigan.
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Commercial Printer, desk calendars
Lindon, UT
I'm honored to work with this trusted printing partner on our desk calendars.
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Printing Partner
Sacramento, CA
I work this trusted printing partner on some of our calendars.
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Commercial Printer, small cards
San Fernando, CA
We use a commercial printer in SoCal for some of our small cards.
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Enamel Pin Maker
FL, United States
We partner with a company in Florida to produce our enamel pins.
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Commercial Printer, planners
Champaign, IL
I'm grateful to work with this trusted printing partner on our calendars and planners.
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Commercial Printer, gift wrap & cards
San Jose, CA
We use a local printer to print our gift wrap and some of our cards.
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Sticker Giant
Longmont, CO
wonderful printing partner for all our adhesive labels.
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Metalsmith
CA, United States
The charms for our planners are made here in California by a metal shop that has been in business for over 4 decades.
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Commercial printer, cards & notepads
United States
We partner with this printer for some of our cards and notepads.
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Commercial Printer
Windsor, ON
We use a commercial printer in Canada to print some of our calendars. Binding and finishing is completed here in our California studio.
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Woodworker, calendar stands
Berlin, OH
We use a small wood mill in Ohio for some of our wood items.
Shop policies
Delivery
Customs and import taxes
Payment options
Returns & exchanges
I gladly accept returns and exchanges
I don't accept cancellations
The following items can't be returned or exchanged
- Custom or personalised orders
- Digital downloads
I accept returns I do not accept returns
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Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
Privacy policy
More information
Frequently asked questions
Wholesale availability
Most of our products are available for wholesale. For more information or to open an account, please fill out our wholesale account request form here: https://favoritestory.co/wholesale.
What's the difference between your hard cover planners and your soft cover planners?
The soft cover planner has a cardstock cover with a 20ml poly overlay. The hard cover planner has a rigid 46pt chipboard cover and elastic closure. You have the option to add on a 20ml poly overlay to your hard cover planner if you wish.
In your planners, are your monthly spreads grouped together or interspersed with the weekly spreads?
My planners have the monthly spreads incorporated with the weekly spreads. So, you'll have a monthly spread, followed by the weekly spreads within that month. Then you'll have the next month's monthly spread, followed by that month's weekly spreads, etc.
How do you handle the last week of the month where the week bridges two months?
There are two common ways of handling them:
1. I choose to place the transition weeks in the month with the majority of days in that week. For example, in March 2018 there are 6 days in the final week so March 26 - April 1 is included in March's section because March has the majority of days in that transition week. April's first weekly planning spread begins on Monday, April 2.
2. Sometimes designers will include the final days of a month within the next month no matter how many days carry over - 1 day or even 6.
Both of these two methods are pretty common and each has its merits, but I follow the majority of days in deciding which month to place the transition weeks.
Why don't you put the weeks that bridge two months in both month's sections?
There are a couple of other ways of handling weeks that bridge two months:
3. I could repeat the weeks that transition between months in each month's section but people tend to find duplicate days truly confusing - missing appointments because they didn't realize they wrote it on one page but not on the duplicate page. So this is not a practice I would use.
4. And lastly, I could just leave partial weeks at the beginning and end of months but people prefer to have the full week in their weekly planning spreads. So this, too, is not a practice I use.
I hope that makes sense.