All the sticker sheets I design started out as being ones I used personally in my diary. I like to use a hybrid of a bullet journal style and a traditional weekly diary. This way I get to use both decorative things like washi tape and stickers, and get to keep the regular layout I am used to working with.
Q. Are planner stickers worth it?
To be honest - it depends on what you want from your planner. If you want to just scribble events and notes and don't mind about the aesthetic of the pages then maybe not. To me, I like to take the time to relax adding in stickers, doodles, decorative things so that I have a 20 minute slot each week where I can relax and 'set up' my planner.
Q. What are the stickers in a planner for?
Decorative planner stickers are literally that, they decorate. They can be flower stickers, themed ones to fit the season, the options are endless! There are also some stickers that are more functional. So you can use some to create a checklist, a birthday cake icon instead of writing "birthday", a phone instead of writing you need to make a call. They are a great way to highlight what is important in your diary.
These planner sticker sheets are all designed on procreate (an iPad app) and then cut using my cricut machines. Each sheet measures 11cm x 14cm which means they will comfortably slot into the back of your diary to carry around with you.
The cricut machine is rather clever because it takes the design I give it, and cuts around each little sticker but without cutting all the way through the sticker paper. This means your journal and planner stickers are 'kiss-cut' and you can just peel off the ones you want to use.
I print using an inkjet printer at home which allows me to keep the costs down which I can then pass onto you as I truly believe stationery should be something fun to use without costing us a fortune.
