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Planning 2017 Week Ending August 13
Planning this week while at the laundromat using Sherbet Dreams kit from an Etsy sticker shop called A Little TLC Designs in my Erin Condren Life Planner.
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Planning 2017 Week Ending July 30
Planning in my Erin Condren Life Planner. This week before the pen. Bright green sampler A Little TLC Designs. Shark stickers were purchased at Walmart, Sticko brand. Want to get your own Erin Condren notebook or planner? I’ve got a … [continue reading]
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Planning 2016 Week Ending April 17
This week’s layout before the pen using my Erin Condren Life Planner Vertical. Sticker set and quotes are printables found online, and I added a few misc. stickers I made. Shopping link to save $10 off your first purchase at … [continue reading]
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Planning 2016 Week Ending April 3
This week’s layout before the pen. Sticker set from A Little TLC Designs’ Live In Floral sticker kit plus a few misc. stickers I made.
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Planning 2016 Week Ending March 20
St Patrick’s spread using vintage stickers in my Erin Condren Life Planner. I carefully removed the stickers from one of my childhood sticker albums and used an adhesive to attach them in my planner. Remembered to take a photo before … [continue reading]
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Planning 2016 Week Ending February 14
Planning out the week for Valentine’s Day. I found my old sticker books in storage. I used a Scotty Peeler to try to carefully pry the stickers out of the albums. I’m only pulling out what I’m currently using. I … [continue reading]
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Erin Condren Homemade Planner Cover Owl
Made a new cover for my Erin Condren Life Planner from a gift bag I purchased at Dollar Tree. I actually purchased about 7 different Christmas gift bags and got crazy making covers! This cute owl with a scarf is … [continue reading]
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Bill & Budget Color Code Key
I’ve been working on my budget and thanks to Walgreens and finding Papermate and Pilot G-2 on clearance, I now have my budget code! Funny how the pens I found matched each other. I also found matching windowed pencil holders … [continue reading]
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