Hi everyone!
Those of you that follow me on Instagram know that I’ve become obsessed with my Erin Condren LifePlanner in the last few months. I spend lots of time (and money) decorating my planner!
Along with being planner-obsessed, I’m also an Advertising major. My major involves working with many of the design programs in the Adobe suite. Last week, I decided to combine my love of planners and stickers with my love of design!
I can’t tell you how excited I am to release my very first FREE STICKER PRINTABLE!! I’ve been working for a week now designing many different decorative and functional stickers. These stickers are formatted to perfectly fit the vertical Erin Condren LifePlanner. They can easily be cut to size for other planners as well.
I’m hoping to release one planner printable a week. Some will be decorative, some functional, and some a combination of the two like the set I’m releasing today called “Fresh Floral.” My friends helped me come up with the name, and I love it!
Coincidentally enough, the blues of this printable coordinate perfectly with the January color scheme in my ECLP, so I’ll be using it in my layout next week!
Here’s a closer look at the printable.
Before I give you the file there are a few things I’d like to say. I spent a lot of time designing and creating this printable, so please be kind when you use it.
- Pink Bows & Twinkle Toes printables are for personal use only
- You may not re-sell, redistribute, or claim this work as your own
- If you post this on the internet, please give the credit to Pink Bows & Twinkle Toes and link it back to my blog (pinkbowstwinkletoes.com)
Enough of the heavy stuff! Now it’s time for the stickers!
You can download the sticker file here, PBTT Fresh Floral Sticker Sheet!
Be sure to tag me in any and all Instagram posts featuring my stickers and your planner! (@pinkbowstwinkletoes and #pinkbowstwinkletoes) I would love to see what you do with them! 🙂
Printing Tips!
- For those of you that don’t already have a sticker paper preference, I recommend Avery Sticker Project Paper (found here). If you do have a sticker paper preference, leave a comment below! I’d love to explore more paper options!
- Make sure your printer is printing at 100%. For some reason mine was defaulting to 94%.
Cutting Tips!
Unfortunately, I don’t have a Silhouette sticker cutting machine, so I’ll be cutting my stickers by hand. If you have to cut by hand like I do, it won’t be too tedious because most of the stickers on this sheet are made of straight lines. I bought a Fiskars paper cutter to make cutting the full boxes and such much easier.
I cut my sheet in sections to ensure that I didn’t accidentally cut the wrong thing. Even with dividing it into sections, I still managed to mangle a flower or two! Whoopsie Daisy!
I used a little circle punch to cut out the larger, yellow flowers. I didn’t have the patience to cut them out individually with scissors.
Here is everything cut out. I’ll go back and trim the flags, checklists, and envelopes with scissors later on in the week when I get close to using them.
To end this post, I wanted to show you a little example of how I might use these stickers in my planner.
Instead of cutting the little, blue flowers out individually, I’ll probably end up using them like little washi stickers. Too cute! I’ll also use the little loops as washi strips and fun space fillers!
I hope you enjoy this printable! Don’t forget to tag me (@pinkbowstwinkletoes) on Instagram and use the hashtag #pinkbowstwinkletoes when you use these stickers!
Happy Planning!
