Today I'm sharing a process video of the second week of October Daily in my travelers notebook! Thanks for watching!

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Hi friends! Today I'm sharing a happy mail video I created for a recent Tombow project. I love crafting things for friends and I thought I'd try making a mini travelers notebook style of happy mail this time. Enjoy!

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• Scrapbook paper (I used this collection)
• Cardstock
• Tombow Xtreme Adhesive
• Tombow Dual Brush Pens (I used the new Pastel set!)
• Scissors
• Stapler
• Bone folder (from this punch board set)
• Scrapbooking or papercrafting embellishments like washi, stickers, diecuts, etc (I used this collection)
• Any other crafty tools you like to use, like a mini stapler, stencils, dies, etc. 

Today I'm creating new collections in my bullet journal! I'm planning on using my bullet journal more for storing collections than planning my days/weeks/months. Do you use your bullet journal to store collections only? I thought I would give it a try! The beauty of the bullet journal is that I can switch things up whenever I want, so make sure to subscribe so you can follow along on my bullet journal journey, lol! :D Thanks for watching!

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Hello everyone!  It’s Jennifer here, and today I’d like to share how I used Popfizzpaper stickers in my notes pages of my Erin Condren Life Planner to help me get organized for the Holidays!  Have you seen the 2016 Winter Bucket List Charity sticker sheets?!  They are so adorable and 100% of sales go directly to Toys for Tots!  When I saw these stickers, I knew the larger ones would be perfect for organizing and memory keeping this holiday season! 

In addition to the regular sized bucket list sheet, I also used gold glitter half boxes and wood grain half box checklists from the Nordic Winter kit.  I wanted this notes page to be something that could keep me organized through the holidays and be something I could look back at for memory keeping!  The two types of half boxes were perfect for this!  I used the checklist half boxes for holiday To Dos, and the glitter half boxes for memory keeping.

Once I had the half boxes down on the page, I labeled them with the bucket list stickers!  So cute and festive!  I filled in the checklists with my things to do for the holidays, and I’ll fill in the glitter boxes with our favorite holiday memories!  

How are you using the Winter Bucket List Charity sticker sheets in your planner?  I’d love to see! Tag me on Instagram @paprikaplans or share your ideas in our Popfizzpaper Fans Facebook group!  Happy Planning!

Let's grab our supplies and get started with our journaling. I choose to journal for the holiday week of Thanksgiving. I was traveling this entire week so I didn't have anything to plan out that week since everything I did was just spur of the moment since I was on vacation. All you need is basically a notebook or even a sheet of paper folded in half; you don't need to go out to buy any thing for this. You will also need monthly PopFizzPaper journal prompts sticker sheet(s), decorative stickers if you please, days of the week and date stickers [optional] you can totally write the days in as well, a pen and some cute washi tape.

If you already use PopFizzPaper journal prompts we would love to see how you journal so come inspire us by tagging @popfizzpaper on Instagram and come show us all in the PopFizzPaper Fans Facebook group.

Hello there! Today I’m sharing how I customized a plain notebook with 4 tabbed sections to keep track of all of my lists! I am a list maker- to the extreme. I love making lists for everything but I have a habit of misplacing them. I’ve tried using a regular notebook to keep all of the lists together but they would get so chaotic and long term lists would get lost amongst shopping lists and daily to-dos so I decided to organize my lists!

Here's a look at the supplies I grabbed:

I’m using a full size notebook, scissors, paper trimmer, 1/8 inch hole punch, adhesive runner, and from PopFizzPaper I pulled tab stickers, washi, pens, and patterned paper.

I wanted to make sure this notebook would hold up to long-term use and travel in my purse when necessary so I didn’t want the tabs sticking out farther than the cover. Luckily all I had to do was cut off about a half inch of the paper. This was super quick with a paper trimmer.

I already knew what sections I wanted- Grocery, To Do, Packing, and Projects. You could print out the text or use alpha stickers but I wasn’t too concerned about it so I wrote mine out with a pen.

 Before I attached the tabs I wanted to reinforce the pages they were going to be on to ensure they wouldn’t accidentally rip out over time. Using my adhesive runner I glued two pages together. I washi’d over the perforated “easy tear” line of the paper on the front and back. And finally I took a strip of patterned paper and glued it along the edge to make it sturdier as I grab for the tab. Then I simply placed the tab on top of that.

Technically I could have stopped there but as I always say- I had to add some embellishment! I pulled out the metallic gold vellum sheet from the PopFizzPaper Planner Kit as well as the info card (to use the beautiful pattern on the back), quote stickers, hole punch, and the adhesive runner.

I’m sure by now most, if not all of you, have seen a tutorial about how to make your own removable cover, coil clip, or insert for a coil bound planner (or in this case notebook). You just use something from the planner as a template, mark your holes, punch, and then cut a slit into each hole. I wanted to use the metallic gold sheet as a fly leaf in the very front of the notebook so I placed it underneath the open cover and marked the holes with a pen to ensure my punches were straight.

Finally, on the inside cover I glued the info card down, embellished with glitter washi, and glued in a small stack of sticky notes in case I ever want to take away a smaller version of a list I have made in the book. And with that I was done!

The day I put this together I used it to make my shopping list and it worked out perfectly to bring with me to the store and be able to quickly find the list I needed. I love making lists and I love even more that my lists will stay organized in this notebook. Plus, it’s adorable and looks reminiscent of a planner! You could totally use this same method for a bullet journal style planner! I hope you enjoyed this little tutorial! Happy list-making!