Hello everyone!  It’s Jennifer again, and today I’m going to share how I store all my leftover kit stickers!  Without good organization, sticker leftovers can get overwhelming.  Either you’ll spend a ton of time looking for the sticker you want, or you’ll forget about them entirely and waste your money.  Popfizzpaper kits have such an awesome selection of stickers that even if you’re a no-white-space planner, you’ll still have leftover stickers!  When I started planning, I used to take the leftover kit stickers and paperclip the kit together and shove the whole kit into a plastic pencil case.  Where they’d sit.  Unused. What a waste of super cute stickers!!  Then one day, when I was at Michaels, I saw plastic greeting card storage box, and this storage system was the result!

First, I went through my kit leftovers and decided what categories I wanted to sort them into.  Then, I made folders! I thought folders would be better suited for this type of sticker storage than simple dividers.  I had seen people using dividers to file their stickers in a photo storage box, but cutting up kit leftovers results in pretty little sticker pieces, and I was afraid they would get lost and unused with dividers.

To make the folders, I simply used a sheet of letter-sized cardstock folded in half.  For the tabs, I used the Popfizzpaper tab stickers.  They’re PERFECT for this project!  I made a tab for all the types of stickers I wanted to file: half boxes, icons, headers, etc. 

Now, all I have to do is cut the sheets apart at the end of the week and file the stickers away in their own little folder!  So now the next time I need a purple habit tracker to pull the whole week together, I know exactly where to look instead of having to go through all my leftovers by kit until I come across the right sticker! 

How do you store your kit leftovers?  I’d love to see!  Tag me on Instagram @paprikaplans or share your ideas in our Popfizzpaper Fans Facebook group!  Happy Planning!

Hello all!  It’s Jennifer again, and this week I want to share with y’all how I made this cute makeup brush cup with the October Popfizzpaper kit papers and stickers!  

For this craft, you will need:

• Popfizzpaper kit papers
• Container to decoupage (I upcycled a travel sized chip canister)
• ModPodge (or similar... I hear a 1:1 ratio of Elmer’s glue and water works, but I have not tried this)
• Scissors or paper trimmer
• Popfizzpaper stickers
• Foam brush
• Newspaper to cover your work area (this gets messy!)
• Brayer (optional)

For this craft, I decided to use an empty travel sized chip canister and it’s the perfect size to corral my makeup brushes and other essentials!  I just made sure the canister was clean before I started.  The first step is cutting your paper down to size.  I wrapped the paper around the canister and marked where I needed to cut lightly with a pencil.  I made sure to have a slight overlap wrapping the paper around the canister to ensure complete coverage.  Repeat this process for the length of the paper, but this time you do not want any overlap.

Get your foam brush and apply an even layer of ModPodge to the reverse side of your paper.  Carefully apply the paper to the canister.  Paper tends to get wrinkly when it’s wet, so you can use the brayer to carefully smooth any wrinkles.  Once the paper was glued onto the canister, I added some decorative Popfizzpaper stickers! 

Adding ModPodge over top of the paper and stickers will make the finished makeup cup more durable.  One word of warning though: the color from the Popfizzpaper stickers (or any inkjet printed stickers) will bleed unless you carefully dab the ModPodge over the stickered areas.  If you simply brush the glue over stickers, they WILL bleed.  You also run the risk of the sticker paper tearing if you brush the stickers.  I achieved the best results from dabbing glue over the sticker, then wiping any discoloration that ended up on the foam brush off on some newspaper. 

Once you have applied one layer of ModPodge to your cup, let it dry.  The glue will dry clear.  I applied one more coat of ModPodge after this.  You do not have to be as careful applying the glue during the second coat because the first coat sealed the stickers.  Now you can focus on nice even brush strokes.  Once that dries, go ahead and fill it up with your makeup brushes or pencils!

What do you like to do with your Popfizzpaper kit papers? I’d love to see!  Tag me on Instagram @paprikaplans or post it to our Popfizzpaper Fans Facebook group! 

Hey all you crafty gals, how are you all doing? Today I have a great and quick craft to add some storage to your planner. I walk you through happy planner version here but you can easily make it for your Erin Condren or binder.

Items needed:

• 1 sheet of paper (works best with double sided paper)
• Paper punch
• Tape runner
• Additional Embellishments.

If you are doing this for a happy planner then you need to fold the paper in half (short sides together) and very carefully punch the paper before folding the pockets up. 

Once you have folded the paper in half you want to  open in back up and fold up the bottom edge of paper about two inches from the bottom this will create the second and third pocket. all you have to do is fold it back in half with the "pockets" facing outward. Using Tombow's tape runner I sealed the bottom of the pock making the big fold creating a large main pocket.

Next we get to decorate! Now I wanted to use the gorgeous camera washi that came in the in the August Add - On Kit, the problem though was that it's a bit transparent so I used my patented cheapo trick! I laid down a foundation plain masking to help well mask the background from overwhelming the washi.

At the last minute I decided to punch an half a circle in the front half of the main folder pocket for a little interest. All I have left now is the final decorations for the a of visual interest and because I can't leave anything alone! 

I added a few cute phrases from the summer phrases kit that came also in the August add on. To top the look off I added a cute camera border that I zipped off on my Silhouette to tie in the camera theme and then some orange enamel dot and that's all she wrote. I hope this tutorial was useful and I'd love to see your projects. 

Hello Hello Everyone!

It’s Juanita! For today’s post I wanted to share with you how I organize my planner stickers. I like to plan out when I am going to use certain weekly kits.  So, to organize my weekly kits, I use my unused Happy Planner.

 I made some pocket pages out of some decorative folders and the Happy Planner punch.

 I then used the monthly tabs from the Happy Planner and start filing away when I want to use my weekly kits.

 I have a pocket for each week in the month and I put each kit in the week I want to use it. Currently I am planned out till October! 

 I really like this system because it ensures that all stickers I want to use for that week can be found in one place. Now, I don’t have to worry that I won’t be able to find my Olympic tv trackers because they are bunking with my Brazil kit.

 For my smaller, functional stickers I like to use this coupon organizer I found at an office supply store.

 I like to organize my smaller stickers by function. Some of my categories include: icons, appointment boxes, decorative stickers, functional decorative stickers (like clean makeup brush reminders) and check boxes/lists.

 I really like using this system for my smaller stickers because its very transportable and it doesn’t take up too much space.

 This system is great for expanding and growing sticker collections but its also great for when your sticker collection is smaller. It really grows and shrinks with your collection. I really like it! I hope you guys found this helpful!

 Happy Crafting!

Hello Hello Everyone!

It’s Juanita here and boy do I have something clever to share with you.  I wanted to share with you guys another way of using icon stickers. Its pretty simple, all you need are icon stickers and round craft magnets.

The icons are the perfect size for the magnets and before you know it, you’ve got icon magnets!

You can use them on a magnetic white board calendar to mark cleaning days, bills, car repairs etc. What really works for our family is using them as a chore chart. It helps my family remember what needs to be done plus it looks super cute!

I love these bright colorful rainbow ones but honestly any of the icon stickers offered in the shop would look super cute!

Well, I’m off to check some things off the chore list.

Happy Crafting! 

Hey everyone- Brittany here! Today I want to share with you how I made tags- both for organizing and for gifts using full box stickers!

I thought these notebook paper full boxes from PopFizzPaper would be perfect for organizing craft supplies!

I pulled out some paper from my scrap bin and applied the full box stickers to the patterned side. I made sure to line up with the edges as much as I could so that there was less cutting for me to do! Then all I had to do was trim around the stickers to my desired width.

Next I used some black ink for definition on the edges. This is completely optional I just really like the effect it gives! With an 1/8” hole punch I made the holes for the twine!

All that was left was for me to decide on my categories that needed labeling (I went with stamps & ink, hot glue gun, and paper punches) and attach the twine! I made sure to leave plenty of length to the twine so that I could easily attach it to my bins and trim the excess afterwards.

I love labeling bins to make it easy to find my supplies and even easier to remember where they belong once I’m done! Here’s how it looks on my shelves!

This same concept also works for making a unique tag for a gift or project! I used the floral watercolor full boxes from the May Kit, placed them on cardstock, trimmed, inked, punched, and tied!  I even embellished a few of them- the possibilities are endless! It’s a great way to clear out those bits of string and scraps of paper we are all holding on to because us crafting ladies can’t seem to throw ANYTHING away!

I hope you enjoyed this simple DIY! Do you have a go-to project you find yourself making time and time again when you have extra scraps and supplies to use up? Please share in the comments!

Today I am going to walk you through how I store and organize all of my PopFizzPaper stickers! 

I found this small photo album at Walmart for about 96 cents. They had many different colors and patterns. I decided to pick this one with a pink and gold foiled chevron pattern. If you can't find a pattern you like that is easy to fix by cutting down scrapbook paper to size and slipping that into the slots.

Next I took the business card that comes with all orders and added some washi tape to the corners. I tapped it to the insert from the photo album. Then I placed the insert back inside the photo album. 

Now comes the fun part! Organizing all of my PopFizzPaper stickers! It's so great that they all fit so easily into the pages and you can fit multiple sheets into one slot. First I laid them all out on my tabletop and organized them into categories. 

Once that was complete I put whole categories in one sleeve starting with my most popularly used ones (Chores, Mail, and Finances) in the front and less popularly used ones towards the back. Now when planning I can easily flick through the pages and choose the ones I'm most likely to use and get planning easier. 

And that is how I set up and organize my PopFizzPaper stickers! I hope this helped you get some inspiration on how you can organize your stickers.Feel free to tell us how you organize your stickers or leave some tips and tricks in the comments.