Sometimes I wonder if my planner obsession is a bit too much. I’m not the most organized person, so it seems a bit weird sometimes. Planners are my one grasp at trying to get organized, though. I can see at a glance what needs to happen each day.
It seems like the longer I use my planner, the more I change the way I use it. This month, I’m experimenting with time blocking. So far, my method is pretty lazy. Like I’ll plan to write in the morning and then after lunch, I work on a project.
To make the process go a bit easier, I made some Happy Planner stickers to share. They fit the big size, in case you’re wondering.
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Since I’m experimenting with time blocking, I knew that for this month, I wanted my happy planner stickers to be more functional. I want to be able to list out the time and color code activities in my planner.
I also made a lot of list stickers. I’m a list maker, so this works well for me. The last page is full of fun stickers.
Instructions to Print Your Own Stickers
You have 2 options for printing:
- Print on sticker paper. It’s just like using regular paper.
- Print on regular copy paper and make them into stickers with a sticker maker.
Always print scaled at 100% for best results.
Download your stickers at the bottom of this post!
Using a Sticker Maker Machine
I use the Xyron Creative Station, which I really like. Xyron also makes smaller machines that are disposable, but can only handle paper up to 5″ or 7″. I wanted a machine that was able to use whole sheets of paper.
Plus, I love that you can change out the sticker cartridge to do laminate without electricity. I volunteer at my daughter’s school and the lamination process is serious stuff. So, I appreciate how simple my machine is.
“Machine” isn’t quite the right word because these xyron machines aren’t electrical. There’s a crank that you use to move the paper through the machine.
- Open the front of the machine.
- Slide the paper in. Move it to the left side.
- Use the crank to roll the paper through.
Enjoy your sticker making!
Download Planner Stickers
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It makes so much more sense when you show how it works. I’m still confused but convinced I want one!
I tried to make a video of it but I felt soooo awkward. Plus, I couldn’t find a tripod, so it was shaky. Did the email sign up work? Let me know. I just implemented it.
I really like this free printable! I was just thinking that I might want to make a schedule to add to my Happy Planner! Thank you! And thanks on the instructions on how to make stickers – very useful!