It's that time of year! Black Friday is upon us and we are having an EPIC sale! Not only is pretty much everything 50% off, but lots of planner goodies and crafty extras have been marked down as well, meaning you get to save even more. 

A couple notes about the sale:

Brittany

Brooklynne

Hey guys, Dani here! I wanted to make a quick post to go over some of the new and exciting changes happening with the monthly PopFizz Planner Kit box, Gimme Stickers, and Add-On. We are always trying to find ways to make our monthly kits better and better, so sometimes that means we will tweak a few things, but I like to keep y'all in the loop as much as possible!

POPFIZZ PLANNER KIT

An example of a full weekly set, with your choice between EC Vertical and HP boxes.

ADD-ON

GIMME STICKERS

Thanks for reading, and don't forget the kits go on sale June 1st at 12pm PT and 6pm PT! 

Hi guys, Dani here! Today I thought I would share my May monthly spread in my personal sized planner with you. I used SewMuchCrafting monthly inserts, Tombow Irojiten colored pencils, and the Summertime You-Color-It stickers from our shop.

Because these are personal sized pages, there wasn't a ton of room for decorating so I kept it fairly simply. I colored in the stickers with the Tombow pencils in pretty spring colors. The "Tranquil" colorway worked perfectly!

I can't do a spread of any sort without some washi, so I added some grass washi to the bottom of the pages. I also created a shelf (sorta? kinda?) with the wood washi. I really liked how I colored the flower pot sticker and wanted to feature it prominently on the page. 

I like how the stickers let you use whatever colors you want so you can coordinate with your spread. I tried to color them in so that they had a bit of shading, but I think I need more practice, lol. :D

Overall though, I'm really pleased with how these little pages turned out! I still have to write in some important to-do's and dates, but I wanted to go ahead and share now.

Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today! Let us know in the comments what other kinds of You-Color-It stickers you'd like to see in the shop! 

PS: I am a Brand Ambassador for Tombow so I received these pencils for free to try out. My opinions about them are 100% honest and my own. I do not receive any compensation if you purchase them for yourself. :)

Hey guys, Dani here! I've been using my personal planner a lot lately, so I knew I wanted to make some dividers using the floral papers in the May PopFizz Planner Kit. I make my dividers as low-tech as possible, usually not even laminating them. #aintgotnotimeforthat

Now, I know there are a million tutorials out there on how to make dividers and cut files and fancy machines and whatnot, this is just how I do it. I just use paper, scissors, a pencil, hole punch, and a set of template dividers (or old ones I have lying around). 

I just grab a piece of the paper I want to use and trace around my template. I really like doing it this way because I can position the design of the paper exactly where I want it to be on the finished product. If you weren't picky about where the pattern ends up on your dividers (or if you have a uniformly patterned paper), you could get 3 dividers out of one piece of 8.5"x11" paper (the size that comes in our kit).

Then it's just the task of tracing and cutting out each divider with some old-school scissors. When they are all cut out, I line them up and use a binder clip to keep them all together. I also clip in the template, but you could just trace where the holes need to be. Time to punch!

All done! I varied the pattern of the dividers by changing up the placement of the template when I was tracing them out. I like how each one is different! At this point, you could laminate them, but since I change out my dividers pretty often and am gentle on them, I decided to leave them as-is. 

Super pretty, right? And perfect for spring. How will you use the papers that came in your May Kit? I'd love to know, so leave us a comment down below! 

I thought it would be fun to share my newest plan with me video here on the blog this week! It features the new Rainbow kit here in the shop. I only used a few sheets, but there is a whole range of matching stickers for this kit - you should check 'em out! :)

Thanks for watching!

Hello friend, it's Dani! I'm here on the blog today to share with you a flip book I made using the journal cards from the March Planner Kit. Let's see what I created!The kit came with five 4x6 cards so I took 4 of them and created two pockets, one that opened on the left side and one that opened on the top. I then put these pockets together using a strip of the info card and lots of washi to create a little book. I made a flippy bit using some of the info card to create a pocket for the washi tag and attached it with a bit of my favorite washi. For the right side of the book, I made a vellum pocket to store some stickers, then decorated it with wooden letters, succulent washi, and stickers that came in the kit.For the left side, I made another pocket, again using the info card. Who knew how dang useful that thing would be? :D Anyway, I tucked in some tags from my stash and a few ephemera that went with the theme. I also slid the "Currently" journal card into the side pocket to create a little mail tag type thing and will write my note on the back side of it. I slipped a small notepad into the top pocket and called it done!Well, almost done. I added a cute sentiment to the back of the flip book to jazz it up a bit, but not too much because I didn't want to cover up the gorgeous watercolor pattern. Do you like my flip book? I'm kind of obsessed with them at the moment! I have a bunch of flip book videos over on my Youtube channel @popfizzpaper if you want to see some more that I've made. In the meantime though, leave me a comment below letting me know how you used the journal cards in the March kit. And don't forget to come back here on March 1st at noon to grab an April kit, they're going to be out of this world awesome! :)

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