Showing posts with label stickers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stickers. Show all posts

Thursday, August 11, 2016

DIY Stickers Storage


Hello loves!! :) 


Do you have tons of stickers? I'm talking about the one you manually cut (not the kiss cut one by the machine) and you don't know where to store them? This post might help you (or not! hahahaha). 

Okay, since I started planner decorating I accumulated lots of stickers, most of them are the ones I stamped using acrylic / clear stamps I borrowed from my planner sisters during our monthly planner meet / stamping session and some from free printables I found on pinterest. 

Some planner sisters during our stamping session last July 16.


And here are the result of this mad stamping and free printables from Pinterest. Though there are still a lot more of uncut stickers in my stash.. :)  



I know there are stores that sells sticker books but I find it kinda pricey, so I decided to make my own sticker book. Got the idea when one planner sister shared her DIY stickers notebook in one of the planner groups that I'm following. I first tried the idea way back April (check my instagram video below). I pasted the back of the stickers on a bond paper then put them in a clear book. But I can't bring it with me (it's way too big) whenever I'm out of town. So I stored my stickers temporarily in a plastic zip lock.


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Then this August, I decided to change planner. I switched from using my Kikki.K A5 binder to my Webster Pager Color Crush personal planner. And since I won't be using it anymore (as planner per se), I decided to use it as storage binder for this project.

So here are the things that you will need.

A binder (or a simple notebook if you don't have extra planner).
glue stick
sheets of paper. I got these papers from my suki notebook (from Mercury Drug). that I'm not using.
Puncher (to punched your paper to fit in the rings).
and a lot of patience (most especially if you have tons of stickers to stick).


















All you need to do is to spread some glue on the back of you sticker paper (DO NOT PEEL OFF THE STICKERS!), then stick it on the paper. Then punched the paper (if you're going to use a ring binder and voila you have your own sticker book already..


So there you go. Hope you learned something from me. So how about you? How do you store your sticker flakes / manually cut stickers? Care to share?


Until here.
See you soon folks!

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Saturday, December 19, 2015

Collective Haul for the Month of December

Here I go again! I didn't know that planning and planner designing is super addicting. I can't contain myself from buying cute stationery stuff such as pens, stickers, stamps and washis. I'm heading to #BrokeKingdom already. hahaha.

I also can't help myself but to share my current haulssssss (with a lot of ss) for this month. hahaha

My Divi Haul. Went to Divisoria last December 5 to buy gifts for my inaanaks, families and friends. I also got myself some Sticky notes, paper tapes, pens and stamps for my planner designing.


Stickers from Kraftrina. I ordered these last December 2, and received it last December 10. The paper quality is nice and it is easy to peel off the stickers (no tearing whatsoever) plus each designs is very well made. There are other designs that I wanted to buy especially those designs that was released recently but I need to save up for my Baguio trip next year. :)


Kraft Stickers from Papemelroti. Got these for Php 7 each last December 7 before watching The Good Dinosaur with my husband at SM Dasmariñas. The one with the cat design is so cute but I'm more of a dog person so I looked for a dog design but unfortunately there is none. 


SM Stationery haul. While waiting for my client last Thursday I went around Stationery Corner at SM Department Store. I found this Mesh Wire organizer and Baoke Fountain Pen. 

 I put the organizer inside my craft table drawer and luckily it fits. I put some of my washi tapes (the ones I frequently used) for easy access.


Got the stickers from the The Paper Stone (SM North) and the stamp pads at Landmark (Trinoma).

These are the reason why I'm broke right now. There are a lot of things I still want to buy like clear stamps. But since they're a bit pricey and mostly available abroad, I have to save first so that I can maximize the shipping fee.

Well, that's it for now. Anyeong :)

Until here.
See you soon folks!

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