I just love everything about the newly formatted weekly kits. They bring me so much delight and excitement when I get a new one!

There was only one thing that stumped me when I was looking through them. The bottom "washi" designed for the Erin Condren is too wide for my Happy planner. I could cut it down but honestly, that seemed too much trouble. I was looking at it then it hit me It would be perfect for the sidebar!

Now if you have a Happy Planner, how I do this is I line the "washi" sticker with to bottom and the right hand edge of the note lines. As you can see this leaves some of the lines showing and bits of the word Notes. If this bothers you well then all you need is a bit of thin washi. 

I chose this smooth glitter effect washi in gold by Amy Tangerine and ran it down both sides. Gold goes so well with this kit in particular... If you don't have a washi thin enough you can always cut some down with a paper trimmer. 

Now there is that seam but it's easy to fix, you can either put decorations over that or, one of your functional stickers like a check list. I use one of the weekly checklist boxes for Mac's menu for the week. Now I have to do the rest of the planning before I can decorate. 

I don't use my side bar for anything most of the time so besides adding a habit tracker down in the bottom for my violin practice, I just decorate it. The cool thing about the decorative hearts in this kit as they can function as two stickers in one.. Here I used the inside to create opaque heart also. I'd love to see how you use the bottom "washi" stickers in your non EC planner!

Hi everyone! Today I wanted to share with you how I stretched out one weekly sticker set from PopFizzPaper and made it last 3 weeks! At the same time, you’ll also be able to see how versatile these sets are as I have done a spread in my Happy Planner, Erin Condren Hourly, and on personal sized inserts!

First up is the Happy Planner spread!

I tend to do sticker heavy spreads in my Happy Planner so I used most of the box stickers this week. Since I was using the full box checklists I tried to limit the number of icons I used so that I would have them available for future spreads when my full boxes were gone! The kit comes with 7 meal icons but instead of using them all up in one week I paired 1 meal icon with a weekly box to track our dinners! I also like using the thicker strips of washi layered with an icon if I have run out of appointment labels!

The next week I used my Hourly planner!

I again conserved meal icons by layering one with a weekly box. I also didn’t want to use up all of my small checklist flags in my sidebar so I actually took a couple larger flags and cut them down to allow for 4 small checklists! I used washi strips to mark when my work day began and then actual washi tape going down the page to block off the hours I’m there. Icons are great in an hourly planner but you can use boxes and flags too! Boxes are a great way to block off time you’ll be doing a specific task or activity and if it is going to last a little longer than the size of the box- try turning it sideways as I did Saturday morning working on this blog post ;) That evening I made a checklist for myself using a flag when I had a lot I wanted to get done but in no specific order! This is also helpful if you have used up all of your icons but still want the task to stand out!

The last spread I did from this kit was in my personal-sized planner!

The inserts I use are sized to fit Erin Condren stickers. I searched for this specifically on Etsy because I wanted to make sure all of the stickers I already owned would fit. By this week almost all of my appointment labels were gone but I was able to use leftover washi strips and flags! I love that the flags in this kit have a white center making them very easy to read! They came in handy this week to track bills and paydays when I had run out of the actual bill due and payday stickers! I didn’t have any “To Do” or “Today” headers left but still wanted to make a small checklist each day. Luckily I had some of the thin washi strips left and I used those to section off my checklist from the rest of the day’s plans so that they stood out more!

I hope you enjoyed seeing how I as a white space planner stretch out my sticker sets over a couple weeks while still being able to plan functionally. I love being able to get the most for my money and that is easily achieved with the PopFizzPaper kits because they are so large and chockfull of functional stickers!

Here’s one last look at all of the spreads together! It’s been a month since I got this kit and I’m still so in love with the color combination! Until next time, Happy Planning!

Personal Planners are pretty neat because they are so flexible and you can create your own with the exact things you want in it. Another plus to them is that they are small and portable and you can take it with you on the go. My personal planner is more for goals, inspiration, motivation and journaling but I also like to keep just a small calendar in it for quick reference. The great thing is that in a vertical layout insert the Pop Fizz Paper stickers fit amazing!

In a personal planner you do not need everything that you would put in an Erin Condren so I use it for the highlights and the big things. There are certain stickers from Pop Fizz that fit this so well! Let’s walk through my favorites.

• 3 heart checklist half boxes: These are great because they give you color in your spread and a place for those key event items happening for the day. I love that they give you white space feel which is very much how I do my personal planner.

• Appointment flags with border: These I use to mark work schedules and again they give you a small pop of color without being overwhelming. They allow for an open white space feel which is very important to me in spaces that are small.

• Dots in multiple colors: I really like the multicolored dots. I would not use them that much in my Erin Condren but in the personal I use them for little to do lists and to highlight important events.

• Half box checklist flags: I use these to denote anything I absolutely need to get done.

• Decorative Full boxes: I use them to mark the weekend in the personal planner because I don’t like to take up space with the weekend banners.

• Quotes and Habit Stickers: I use these in the notes (sidebar) section of a personal layout to continue with my theme of motivation since that is what my entire personal planner is about.

• Other items: I do not always use these but sometimes I do (icons, page flags, and regular half boxes)

If you have been considering Pop Fizz Paper but were not sure because you have a personal planner well now you know that the stickers fit! They are gorgeous with so many options and one full kit of Pop Fizz Paper stickers will last you several weeks in your personal planner (depending on how you planner decorate of course).

Which Pop Fizz Paper stickers are your favorite?

Being relatively new to the planner world I have been trying to figure out what type of planner I am. There are many groups of planners the vertical girls (raise your hands), the horizontal girls (where are you?), the hourly planners (your turn!) but of course there are the non Erin Condren planners (all of you raise your hands). In addition to that we have a whole different group the white space planners and the non white space planners. When you are first learning to decorate your planner it takes some time to figure out what you like. This took me almost 2 months and even today I am still working on it.

I have discovered that I am more of a white space planner because I like checklist flags more than I like ombre heart boxes. I also really love half boxes or large label stickers. I tend to really like functional stickers and the great thing about Pop Fizz Paper’s planner kits is that there are plenty of functional stickers to do a perfect white space spread.

The new add on kit that you can purchase when you buy the Planner Kit or the Gimme Stickers Kit is great for those that want to non white space plan. I encourage everyone to get it though because for us white space planners it gives you more options and while you won’t use all of it it really jazzes up your white space spread.

The primary stickers I used from the kit are the Checklist Flags both full box and half box, Labels both skinny and large, Round Labels, Headers and a few full box checklists. I accented the design with some decorative as well as washi at the bottom of the spread. 

One of the questions many of you may have is how did you do this with only enough headers for one checklist? Well this is simple many times planners (including myself) make too many lists of to dos that are just simply unrealistic. To not make this mistake I allowed myself one checklist per day. The three days I added in a second checklist using the full box checklist heart boxes was due to the fact that I blog and podcast and have specific things only on those days that need to get done. I always make sure to put in a spot for TV shows because as busy as I am I have to remind myself to have some fun every day. As for the weekend I went a little more decorative because I was trying to give myself some time off of being stressed. So to do this I gave myself minimal space to write in to do lists.

I did a few things different with this spread than I have done in my other ones. I decorated MDNs with washi tape. I wanted to tie in the colors of the spread by using coordinating washi. I also used hydrate stickers which I usually don’t use. I have noticed however that perhaps I need them to hold myself more accountable for my fitness goals. I also used the circle labels which are not included in all sticker kits (from other shops) but this is a feature I LOVE about Pop Fizz Paper. The circle labels make white space planning so much easier and they are designed beautifully. The side bar design I have done before but I love it even more with the half box checklists because it minimizes the weekly goals and forces me to pick just a few! My goal is to not over plan myself. In other words don’t over extend yourself Teresa!

I hope you amazing ladies got some ideas on how to do your white space planner spread or even just a planner spread using Pop Fizz Paper

I have a confession to make, I hate to do lists! I loathe making them and loathe seeing things not get ticked off. More importantly I generally don't have many things to write on a to do list. So it used to frustrate me to have these gorgeous check boxes left over from our weekly kits. 

Then I had an ta-da moment! I do have regular tasks (designing stickers for example) that have three steps that each need to be done. These check boxes would be a good way of checking where I am on each design I'm working on for that week. Especially since I tend to do say all the drawing at once I occasionally get lost. 

I find  it easiest to do all my other planning first, this both lets me see how busy my week is and thus how much I can actually expect to finish but also what days to avoid. I just love this gorgeous rainbow kit and really wish I had bought more of it!

Next on all my free days I put my little 3 check boxes. This isn't the task for that day but more a place throughout the week where I will track my progress, achieving anymore in one week tends to difficult.

And really all there is left to do is write down the sticker design and the steps digitalize and silhouette process. These are the three important steps I need to track, and this way I can go through and tick off what I have drawn and what I have digitalized. No more duplicated work and no more wasted stickers. I hope this was helpful to you and please let me know what creative use you have for our stickers?

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!

Today I am going to share with all of you how I used the March PopFizzPaper planner kit to plan for this week! Watch the video below to see my entire process of planning. 

One of my favorite parts of this weeks spread was how I was able to layer all of my health related items. I'm so glad PopFizzpaper has so many different options to fit everyone's needs! 

Another one of my favorite parts from this weeks spread is the bath stickers from PopFizzPaper. The bubbles fit perfectly into the size of the Erin Condren box. And layering the duck in the bath just made it extra cute! 

My final favorite part of this weeks spread was how I added all of the clovers that came on the holiday sampler to the top of the page. It added some much needed decor and looks super cute! 

I am so happy with how this week turned out! Every single sticker is from PopFizzPaper and I think that is pretty cool. Let me know in the comments what theme you went for this week. 

Hi everyone, it's Diana here taking over the blog again today. I'm going to be focusing on stickers for our monthly spreads today. A lot of us have found our grooves with our weekly planning, but I know many of us still struggle utilizing our monthly spreads. PopFizzPaper has created an amazing new line of stickers that just may be the solution you are all looking for. It has made using my monthly view so much less difficult.

With the combination of the newly released skinny appointment stickers and the new icons stickers, it's a winning combo for my monthly spreads.

Here are just a few ways on how I use these amazing stickers to spruce up my monthly layouts. If your using an Erin Condren planner, look how perfect these stickers fit in a monthly box, even when layered. I love to layer the two stickers together to mark my appointments, but hate for them to go outside the lines. You won't have to worry about that with these perfectly sized stickers.

Or, you can go with the classic style of using an appointment style sticker as shown below.

I even love using these sticker outside of my monthly spreads and in my regular spreads in place of your typical 'to do' stickers. The sizing is just perfect!

PopFizzPaper even created a great new generic icon set so you can mark any occasion with. These generic icons are perfect for marking those special dates and appointments that don't have specific icons created for them.