How to make a simple account with a prescription book, which looks good?

How to make a simple hand account with a prescription book is as follows:

First of all, we can quickly draw a to-do box by using the small squares on the notebook. Because the squares are closely arranged, it is suggested to draw the next line of to-do boxes, with a blank in the middle, and then continue to draw the next line of to-do boxes.

Draw a calendar with squares, hand-painted without pressure. You need to count the squares first. Generally, a monthly calendar (that is, a monthly plan) needs 5*7 squares, and then a row of weeks is added on it. Fill in the date. Mainly used in ordinary plaid books as manuals. Small calendars can also be used as punch cards. Large calendars can be directly used as monthly schedules.

Write the time axis with equal intervals of squares. The reason for doing this is that the time axis of each hour should be equal in space, so that you can intuitively see your time utilization in the morning, noon and evening, which is also very convenient.

After determining the style, planning the layout and setting the style, list the material elements needed in the layout, and then divide the layout to determine the layout type. Conventional layout types include full page, top and bottom cutting, left and right separation, central axis, curve, tilt, symmetry, center of gravity, triangle and so on.

Each square is a punching box. So after setting the goal, how many punch boxes do you need to draw as a whole, and then fill them one by one. You can also punch in with a wide-headed highlighter. 5mm grid, the wide head of the general highlighter is just right. The main reason why the tape party likes checkered books is that they can help align wherever it wants to be posted in the book. Such as pasting illustrations, dividing lines, borders and so on.