I am super excited about these stickers!

I have watched sticker making videos on YouTube for as long as I started bullet journalling. Something about the process was so relaxing for me.

I was super intrigue in a Cricut machine and have spent hours and hours zooming through video after video on it. But, it was a hefty purchase and I wasn't sure I would use it much if I did end up buying it. It is definitely an investment piece that needed a lot of thought put into it.


Fast forward, upon posting my December Plan With Me video (above), a lot of you guys actually told me that I should purchase the Cricut and that it is worth it. So, guess what I did? Yep, I bought it.  Now I still haven't figured out all the kinks but it is honestly the most satisfying thing when my stickers cut perfectly. I have a lot more to say about the Cricut, but that's for another post.

So after clicking the purchase button on Amazon, After spending many hours, day and night, curating and designing, I created this little guy right here:
His name is Muffin and he's a bunny. He has a significant other named Mitten.


So to celebrate the new year that is coming very soon, I decided to offer you guys a free printable! Of course, if you would like to support me, I do have an Etsy shop (click here) where you can purchase the physical sticker sheet. But, I do know that many of you, like me, don't have unlimited resources and fundings. So, I wanted to share some free goodies :)

The stickers are made to fit any A5 journal as I designed them with a Year-At-A-Glance spread in mind, but of course they are flexible to be used for other things as well.

To get the free printable, you may download it here: PNG | PDF

Please keep in mind that all illustrations, designs, logos, and characters were created by me. The intentions for these stickers are for personal use only. Please do not redistribution, reproduction, alteration, or transmission any of the artwork. If you would like to spread the word to your friends, please link them directly to this blog post. Thank you.

Two of my best friends are getting married soon and I gladly took the opportunity to make their wedding invitations. This sparked a new interest and I decided that I wanted to make a few to share with the general public.

After finishing an invitation, I was trying to figure a pretty way to showcase it. I looked up some copyright-free "fill in the blank" flat lays and came across Unsplash.

Unsplash is a website where creators share copyright-free photography. There are a lot of really amazing photos on there and best of all, they are completely free! The above picture is one by Anna Sullivan and it is just absolutely stunning.

The website states that you do not need to credit the photographers, but I am a true believer of not taking work that isn't mine. It is nice to be appreciated so of course, I credit everything that I use.

Here are a few more photos that I absolutely love: