I recently got into planner stickers-they do wonders for helping me find things on my busy schedule!
Anyway, I came up with an idea to help me meet some of the goals I would like to accomplish-drink more water, eat more salads, exercise (this will have to wait until my broken foot heals!), etc.
I decided to buy some special stickers just for this new goal journal that I will use to keep track of the goals I meet.
And, now that they are here, I of course had to make something to keep my stickers in, and I needed a cover for my journal.
Here is what I came up with:
Supplies: Paper: Echo Park; Card Stock: American Crafts; Sticker Letters: Simple Stories; Dies: Elle’s Studio (hearts and rectangle) Lawn Fawn (journal card, letters); Other: Vellum
For the journal, I used a cheapo one with blank pages I got on clearance for twenty-five cents a long time ago. I stapled and adhered the patterned paper to the outside to cover up the black cover, and presto-new journal!
The sticker book is simply a piece of patterned paper folded, and I also created a fold for the inside to create pockets to hold my stickers.
I used a little tape adhesive on the edges and in the middle, and that was it. Super easy.
I created a folder quite a bit bigger than I need in case I get other larger stickers in the future, and because I wanted some room to decorate the outside.
Isn’t this paper GORGEOUS? I just bought four pieces, and when it came in the mail I immediately realized it was not enough!
In fact, I only have scraps left already. I am definitely going to have to track down some more!
Anyway, that’s my project for today, and I am submitting it to the As You See It Challenge #298 to use something new (the paper is brand new to my stash!)
Slow Down, Enjoy, and Create Part 2 