I am so excited to announce the Magical Collection here at PopFizzPaper! Of course, we all know and love the Merry Harry Christmas items, but this year we have added a new holiday to the lineup - Halloween! It is called Scary Harry Halloween. Let me introduce it to you! 

First up, the planner stickers! This weekly set features all sorts of new watercolored designs. From pumpkins and cauldrons to dementors and spooky spiders, this set has it all to plan for Halloween in spooky style. Everything was handpainted in our studio and we couldn't be more proud of it! 

A holiday collection isn't complete without NEW digital papers! I love digital downloads because you can use them for so many things. Planner dividers, of course, but also happy mail, cardmaking, Project Life, mini albums, and more. You can also save the digital papers to your phone and use them as festive wallpapers (which I may have already done!). The papers above are named from L-R: Scary Harry, Wingardium Leviosa, The Boy Who Lived, Lumos, Hallows Eve, and Pumpkin Pasties. We've never named our papers before, but I think we'll be doing it from now on. It's too fun not to!

And last in the lineup of brand new stuff is a watercolored quote sheet. Each quote or phrase is layered over a handpainted image that goes well with the quote. I'm pretty sure my favorites are the LUMOS candles (so pretty!) and the Turn To Page 394 (who doesn't love Snape, amirite?). There are also several little deco stickers on this sheet to make your planner spread extra Pottery.

Thank you so much for allowing me to introduce you to the newest designs in the Magical Collection! You can check out all the items here, including the Christmas designs as well (and washi!). 

Hey planner babes! Today I'm sharing 3 creepy cute planner supplies with you! They are super easy to make and perfect for Halloween (or any time of year). I'm using the new Papercakes by Serena Bee paper collections* to make these. Head over to the Papercakes shop to grab the papers for yourself!

Before we get started on the supplies, let's take a closer look! These papers are super cute and I can't wait to keep using them to make crafty goodies for Halloween and beyond. 

Just fyi, I used my Cricut Explore Air 2* to cut everything out and I've made sure to list the design numbers (when available) below if you want to use the same ones. But you could easily use a Silhouette, manual die machine, punches, or even scissors to create any shapes you like. I'm also using a personal sized planner today, but use whatever planner you'd like! I've listed and linked the supplies below for each tutorial. Let's get started! 

SHAKER DASHBOARD

To create the shaker dashboard, layer a cutout spiderweb card (#MCCF3F4) over a piece of acetate, then again over a piece of purple glitter paper (all sized 3.25"x6.5"). Use Tombow Xtreme Adhesive to hold everything in place, then add some silver glitter Thickers in a phrase you like. I chose Eat Drink & Be Scary. Slip everything into an Avery Elle stamp pouch, then seal up the left side with a WRMK Fuse tool, making sure to leave room for punched holes. Next, add some of the Papercakes potion mixes then seal up the top, again with the Fuse tool. Punch holes to fit into your planner and boom! New spooky cute shaker dashboard. I love how the sequins and beads move around the raised Thickers. 

PAPERCLIPS

To create a shaker paperclip, layer a diecut over a piece of acetate. I used a Papercakes skull, but any cute skull will do. Repeat with a second diecut that is the reverse image/shape. Use Tombow Xtreme Adhesive to glue a paperclip to the back of the first diecut. Add a border of Tombow Foam Tape to the back of this same diecut, making sure to overlap the paperclip (it helps hold it in place better!). Remove the foam tape backing, add some sparkly bits to the center open area, then top with the other diecut. Now you have a shaker paperclip! 

For the heart paperclip, adhere a black glitter cutout on top of a heart diecut (#MFCB34) of the same size using Tombow MONO + Adhesive Permanent. Flip over and add Tombow Xtreme Adhesive and a paperclip, like we did in the skull paperclip. Back the entire heart with foam tape, peel off the backing, then top with a second heart diecut. I think the conversation heart paper from the new Spooky Pastel paper pack is super cute for this clip!

DIVIDERS

Creating these dividers was super easy. I used a combination of the Spooky Pastel and October Nights papers. Since the papers are 8"x8", they work perfectly for personal planners! I just uploaded the .png images to Cricut Design Space and sized them up for my personal planner (4.25"x6.75"). I chose not to cut the holes with my machine since I was fiddling with the size and wasn't sure they'd line up right. Then all you have to do is cut them out of whatever paper you'd like, punch some holes, and add to your planner! I didn't laminate mine because I used a heavier stock photo paper so the patterns and colors would print vibrantly, but you could laminate yours if you prefer. I've left the image file down at the bottom of this post for you to download and use a Cricut or Silhouette to cut out for yourself. 

And that is it for today's project share! I hope you enjoyed the tutorials and found them helpful. Make sure to check out the new Papercakes by Serena Bee paper collections. Her designs are my favorites! And to see more projects featuring Papercakes, click here. Thanks for reading!

* FTC: I am member of the Tombow Design Team and have received the Cricut Explore Air 2 as well as the Tombow supplies mentioned above free of charge. I was also gifted the new Papercakes by Serena Bee papers in exchange for using them in a project and sharing it - how and where was up to me. All opinions are 100% honest and my own. 

Have a bunch of leftover planner stickers that you don't know what to do with? Or want to jazz up your planner pages? Add gold foiling to them! It's super easy and you don't need any special supplies or tools, just some Tombow Permananet Adhesive. Check out my video below for the how-to! 

SHOP THE VIDEO

~ Planner stickers
~ Erin Condren Planner -- use my link for $10 off your first purchase!
~ Gold foil
~ Tombow MONO Permanent Adhesive
~ Tombow MONO Twin Marker

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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~ BuJo stickers: https://www.popfizzpaper.com/collecti...
~ Journal: http://amzn.to/2i3gJUq
~ Sharpie pens: http://amzn.to/2i96tWW
~ Ruler: http://amzn.to/2h4gM0L
~ Tombow markers: http://amzn.to/2gVK0vD
~ Tombow lettering set (with monotwin pen): http://amzn.to/2iJNDpx
~ Bujo stickers (avail 12/30): https://www.popfizzpaper.com/collecti...
~ Neil Gaiman quote: http://bit.ly/2iOv0BX

Hi everyone! This is my last blog for PopFizzPaper for the 2016 year and I am going to show you a Plan With Me using the PopFizzPaper Charming Horizontal kit for this last week of December in my Erin Condren vertical.

I kind of wished I did a video because it would have made this Plan With Me a little more easier and fun but you all are going to get a detailed description of how my process works. Yes, it'll be a little long but it's a great read; I promise. Everyone plans differently and I noticed my first steps are always the same every week that I plan even if in my mind I want to try a different process. What you're going to need is all your planning supplies; I am going to be using the Charming kit stickers from PopFizzPaper, an exacto knife, and some glitter washi tape from the PopFizzPaper shop.

I always start with my washi whether I am using washi tape or bottom washi stickers that come in the kits. Since I am using a horizontal kit I decided not to cut that bottom washi that comes in the kit instead I wanted to use these blue and gold glitter washi tapes that I got from the PopFizzPaper shop. After I placed down my bottom washi, I grab my exacto knife and trimmed the corners of the washi so that it's even with the weekly boxes above it. I added my "Today" headers to the top boxes. Next, I like to do my side bar. This section varies from week-to-week depending on what's going on. I start the side bar by adding a deco full box sticker to the top left corner of that left page to cover up the "Thankful Thoughts" box. 98% of the time I do not cover the Erin Condren flag that comes on the page because it usually matches the kit I use and I just think it's cute so I let it be. This week I added my "To Go", "Next Week", and "Habits" headers with a weekly checklist full box or weekly strip with a couple of habit icons next to it so that way I know what I'm tracking for the week in this case it'll be workouts and cooked meals.

After my side bar is done I fill in the week... I start with Monday and work my way to the weekend. I always fold my planner in half when I do the first half of my week because I flip the planner in many directions when I place stickers down because certain angles help me place down my stickers more evenly and precise. Personally, if I didn't do this some stickers would come out crooked.

Starting with Monday my "Today" section is for any bills due or for important things that have to for sure get done while my "To Do" section is for things I "want" to get done that if I don't I can just do it the next day. First section, I added two small flags with an icon, and a bill due sticker. Middle section I added a "To Do" header with a flagged half box with an icon, a blank pastel green header, a deco full box, and another flagged half box. Tuesday- I added a "Not Today" sticker [usually if one of these stickers appears it means I want a lazy day], a flagged half box with an icon, a blank pastel green header below that, a deco full box, a "To Do" header, and a PFP CT blog full box checklist. Wednesday- looks busy especially since Tuesday has that "lazy day" sticker on it. I added from top to bottom a "Payday" sticker, two full box checklists, a blank pastel green header, and a deco full box with a flagged half box ontop of that. First half of the week stickers are DONE!

Now onto the second half of the week. I add my glitter washi tapes to the bottom and trimmed the sides with my exacto knife. Placed "Today" headers at the top boxes of Thursday and Friday only. I like to add a weekend banner to the top of Saturday and Sunday boxes instead of "Today" headers. Since this kit is again a horizontal kit the weekend banner in the kit is vertical so instead I used a glitter "Weekend" banner from PopFizzPaper. I added yellow pastel blank headers to the top of the weekend boxes and placed my "Weekend" banner on top of them. Next, I flipped my planner on the side because it's easier for me to place down my checklists more precisely. I used two mini checklist flags and I separated the two with a thin deco washi strip because I plan to use one section for cleaning to do's and the other for calls I need to make.

Then I continued filling in the rest of my end of the week. Middle box of Thursday I added a "To Do" header, a full box checklist, a PFP CT half box checklist, a deco washi strip, and a half checklist box with a TV icon because those bottom checklists are for shows I plan to watch or catch up on. Friday, I placed down two checklist full boxes and separeted them with a "To Do" header. I also placed a "Friyay" banner sticker right below my "Today" header. I added my PFP CT half box checklist, a deco full box, and a half checklist with a TV icon for my shows. Saturday starts with a deco washi strip, a CT reminder, a "To Do" header, left some white space in case something important comes up, a flagged half box with a paw print icon, a blank pastel green header, another flagged half box with an icon, and lastly a half box checklist for TV shows. It's New Year's Eve nothing too exciting is planned as of right now other than celebrating the new year probably at home with my little family and some fun noise makers and decorations but this plan could change! Lastly, is Sunday; the 1st of 2017! Can you believe we are going into the year 2017!? It's so crazy. Okay, so again it's the first which means bills are due! So as you can see I have "Bill Due" stickers, a "To Do" header, a flagged sticker with a dollar sign icon, a deco full box, a blank pastel green header, left some white space for extra planning, and a flagged half box with a football sticker because the Packers play in the evening.

Everything is placed down for this week and my final touches are to add some decorative stickers from the kit onto the bottom washi and to the top of the week above the dates as well as any other little PopFizzPaper stickers from my collection that need to remind me of something for the week. I decided since this week the Erin Condren colors matched this kit I didn't add any date covers just some small decorative heart sticker to the top for extra cuteness. I also like to add above the dates some icons of the most important things happening for that day whether it's a bill due, a birthday, happy mail, dollar signs to remind me to pays bills, etc. I need the extra reminding some times in case laziness kicks in.

Last but not least is to grab a pen to fill in the details of what's going on. I went ahead and penned in my plans for the week and as you can see not everything is completely filled in because I'll fill more in when that particular day comes.

I hope I was detailed enough in this "readable" Plan With Me for you to try out my planning process. We want to see your planning style and Plan With Me's using any of the PopFizzPaper kits so make sure you #PopFizzPaper and tagged @PopFizzPaper on Instagram. Also, come hang out with us, have some PopFizzPaper fun and show us all your PFP spreads in the PopFizzPaper Fans! Facebook Group.

I hope you enjoyed my last blog; I have had the best year being able to share all my creative ideas, fun DIY's and my love of PopFizzPaper stickers with this wonderful PopFizzPaper community! Happy [almost] 2017 my fellow PopFizzPaper Fans! <3

Today's blog I am going to be showing you all a "mini" plan with me in my Mini Happy Planner using LEFT OVER stickers ONLY!

I love buying kits but it depends on the design for me because I always end up with left overs. PopFizzPaper's Nordic Winter Kit is one of those kits that I absolutely LOVE and I ended up doing a no-white space spread in my Erin Condren middle of November and I told myself with this kit I am going to use this kit again by using the left overs sheets! So that's what I am going to do...

All you need is your planner, leftover sheets from any kit [again I'm using PopFizzPaper's Nordic Winter], and a pen.

Since this mini happy planner is undated I am going to be using date covers and numbers from my monthly Nordic Winter kit to date my week. I also added my payday and day off flags to the week. This quote is one of my favorites "It's not much but it's home" and it's so fitting for this week because this weekend we will be traveling back to my hometown for a birthday party and to celebrate Christmas early with my family there.

Next I just went ahead and put down stickers throughout the week for what I already know is happening for that particular day. Little checklists, half boxes, headers, flags, icons and a few deco stickers.

As you can see I still have a lot of stickers left to use for another spread or combine these with other left overs from other kits. And, I did not grab any other stickers from my collection I just used the left over sheets from this kit. Lastly, I'm just going to grab my pen(s) that I want to use and I'm using my two favorites; Papermate Flair in black for my main pen and the Pilot Precise V5 RT to write smaller on the appointment labels and flags.

That's it! I really liked the way this came out and I'm so proud of myself for using these left overs sheets. Try it out! Grab those already used PopFizzPaper kits and do a spread using ONLY stickers from that kit. If you do make sure to tag @PopFizzPaper on Instagram and come share with us PFP fans on the PopFizzPaper Fans! Facebook group!

Hey there PopFizzPaper Fanatics! If you follow me over at Instagram or on my Youtube Channel you'll know that in December I'm trialing the Bullet Journal system. It was going lovely then I received my Merry Harry kit in the mail. What was I to do I loved this kit, and I needed to use it! I toyed with just doing a weekly in my Happy Planner but that's likely to get ignored, then it hit me like a ton of very obvious bricks! Use the stickers to create a Bullet Journal weekly spread!

So I gathered my supplies up and got down to work! So instead of taking a thousand photos of the Process of drawing out my spread I have a Video linked Below so Check that out. 

First though here's a close up of the spread pre-pen! I really love this lay out even though I learned to measure better next time. That Always sticker made me choke up, I miss you Snape :-( . 

And here's the final situation all ready for my week. The Video Below shows the Process from blank page to this point right here! 

Did you get the Merry Harry Kit or you Bullet Journal?  Tag me @brooklynne_michelle or @popfizzpaper I'd love to see it!