Will We Make Planners and Agendas in 2026? An Honest Update

The honest answer is that we do not yet know whether we will publish new planners or agendas in 2026. Those designs were mainly Lili’s work, and while she focuses on her health, I may not have enough time—or the same creative experience—to take over that part of Free Scrapbooking properly.

Planners were one of Lili’s most personal projects

Lili did much more than place dates into a printable file. She chose the page rhythm, margins, decorative details, covers and formats; checked how a layout felt when printed; and tried to make each planner both useful and beautiful. That slow attention is part of why people returned for new editions.

Her wrist, lower-back and sciatic pain now make long design sessions difficult. Recovery has to come before a deadline. We are therefore not announcing a release date, opening a waiting list or promising a 2026 planner that may never be finished.

Could Juan continue the planner collection?

I am Juan, Lili’s husband and the author of this update. I can maintain the website, correct older information and publish new scrapbooking resources. However, taking responsibility for a full planner collection is different. It requires many hours of design, calendar checking, file preparation and print testing. I also have my own work and the active publishing schedule at ScrapBujo.

I may try a smaller undated planner, a limited printable or a simple set of pages if time and quality allow. But “maybe” is the most accurate word today. I would rather be transparent than publish something hurried under Lili’s name or create expectations we cannot meet.

A current collection from ScrapBujo

Although a new planner is not confirmed, Juan is actively publishing other printable formats and collections at ScrapBujo.

What remains available now?

• Existing Free Scrapbooking downloads and older planner pages will remain available whenever their files and links still work.
• Older dated planners may still offer layout ideas, but readers should check the year before printing.
• Useful pages may be corrected or refreshed without pretending they are new releases.
• New printable papers, scrapbooking collections and selected freebies are being published by Juan at ScrapBujo.

If you need something new for a scrapbook, junk journal or paper craft project, visit the ScrapBujo free-download library. It is currently the best place to find the material I am actively publishing. You can also read how I select and prepare new digital collections.

Why we are leaving the decision open

A planner is about making room for the future, but real life does not always follow the neat boxes printed on a page. We want to leave room for Lili to recover without pressure and for me to understand what I can realistically maintain. If a new agenda or planner becomes possible, we will explain who designed it, what it includes and when it was tested. If it does not, this article will remain our honest answer.

Thank you to everyone who has printed one of Lili’s planners or used her pages to organize a busy season. That work still matters even during a pause. For more context, please read our personal 2026 update about Lili’s health and the future of Free Scrapbooking.

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Written and published by Juan from ScrapBujo on August 1, 2026. We will update this page if our plans genuinely change.