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Retro Solitaire Stack the Deck To Do List Notepad Design
A retro computer card game inspired to do list notepad styled like an old solitaire window, with a stack of playing cards running down the page. Each card is a line for something you need to prepare, counting down from the seven of spades to the ace of clubs, which is labeled as the one to prep first.
It works well for getting ready for an event, a trip, a busy week or any project with a few steps that need ordering. Write the first task on the ace, then work your way up the stack. The status bar line at the bottom, give yourself a head start, adds a friendly nudge to begin.
The design can be printed for personal use or used to create finished physical notepads for a shop or small business.
What’s included:
3 sizes
Ready-to-print digital files
Suitable for personal use
Suitable for creating finished physical products
Commercial use included with Club membership
Digital files may not be resold or redistributed
Good to know
This is a digital file. Nothing will be shipped. Colors can vary between screens and printers.
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Three stacked grocery list notepads with pink ruled lines and headings like "GROCERY LIST," "Qty," "Item," and "Price" are displayed on a light surface, with a circular sticker reading "good for personal & commercial use" partially covering the front notepad.
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A "THINGS TO DO" notepad, featuring sections for date, notes, and today's focus, ruled lines, the phrase "ONE THING AT A TIME", and a sticker stating "good for personal & commercial use", is placed on a wooden desk alongside a coffee mug, a pen, a plant, and a computer keyboard.
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