Friday, July 7, 2017

Summer Stickers // Free Printables!



I am obsessed with planning and journaling. I have been keeping a bullet journal for a year now with no sign of slowing down. As well as this, I keep a poem journal, a blogging journal, multiple doodle journals, and scrapbooks. So many notebooks.

I love finding images and collaging them in my journal. Especially on a nice warm summers day, with the breeze through my window, an ice tea in my hand, and a summer mix playlist.

Or on a winters day, a hot coffee in my hand, a blanket on my shoulders that will inevitably fall down from concentrating too hard on my crafts.

I wanted to make some stickers to play with this summer, and I thought that some of you might want to use them too!

It's as simple as a click, download, and a run to the printer shop and you can be sitting at home relaxing with some pretty images in your hands too.


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Need help with your Vietnamese?
To print one copy on regular paper in colour: in màu giấy thường 1 bản
To print one copy on cartridge paper in colour: in màu trên giấy dày 1 bản
To print one copy on sticker paper in colour: in màu trên giấy sticker 1 bản

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I used sticker paper which was bought from 'Hien Luong' on Tan That Tung Street for 70k a ream. I was also lucky enough to score myself some free printing because I brought my own paper. But if you don't you can expect to pay 1-2K per page.


I've created three different colour schemes for you to print for your own use.

Click the colours below to access the files.




What I Did



Disclaimer: I am NOT an artist. I do try, and I do enjoy it. And that's all that matters!



I printed mine on sticker paper. This was my first time using sticker paper and I must say, as happy as I am with it, the quality didn't come through as much as I thought it would. 



The first thing that I wanted to do is to create a page in my brand new art journal.

I cut out all of my images, and started playing around with how I wanted them to look on the page.




I did this same thing with the blue and the peachy/pink theme.

I also did a weekly spread in my bullet journal... this is how it turned out ↓



I had so much fun creating these stickers and playing around with them, I really hope you will too! If you do make anything, please send me photos on my Facebook page! I'd love to see them!!!


-Millie Burns








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