A Roundup of Free & Fab Calendar Downloads... You know, REALLY free ones!

There's nothing like seeing a pin on Pinterest, celebrating a gorgeous free download, only to follow the bread crumbs to a request for your email, or a requirement to download install software (always makes me nervous), or, worst of all, a dollar sign. I've followed many trails to find several fab pins that truly are free. I'm sharing the downloads and projects you can make with them on Studio 5 this morning at 11:00.

IMPORTANT NOTE: All calendars are intended for personal use only. I do not own the rights to these images. I am simply compiling a list of my favs. Enjoy!

FREEBIE #1: Striking Succulents by Wonder and Wildness

This one prints beautifully on regular printer paper. It's simple yet on trend and elegant, just right for adding some fresh green to these gray winter days.

FREEBIE #2: Natural Beauty by Hanna Nilsson Design

This is a two-for-one deal. You can choose from the feather or the lovely florals.

FREEBIE #3: Glamping Happiness by The Cottage Market

You know me and glampers--I can't get enough. This is a year at a glance, making it an ideal option to print and frame.

FREEBIE #4: Mermaid Magic by The Cottage Market

Confession: I grabbed this one with my five-year-old in mind, but it ended up being one of my favs. Think my daughter will notice if I snag it for my room? I had fun printing this one and stitching it to art paper, which I sprayed using Prima's awesome Color Bloom spray ink. I then used the beautiful new Make Waves mermaid line by Close to My Heart to dress the artwork up further. It didn't take long before I had a calendar that makes quite the splash!

FREEBIE #5: Classically Clean by Paper Trail Design

I love this one because it offers a blank slate. It's clean and graphic and works awesome as is or opens up a world of easy embellishing ideas.

FREEBIE #6: Planner/Calendar Inserts by Eliza Ellis

If you want to add calendar inserts to your day planner, this source is a wealth of awesome options. It includes download choices for various planner sizes, as well as different color choices.

Calendar Printing Pointers

1. Feel free to adjust the percentage at which it prints to customize the size to fit your needs. For example, for a full-size calendar, print at 100%. For a smaller desktop size, try resizing to 50-70%. Typically, you can adjust the percentage in the print preview screen before you hit print.

2. Give your home-printed calendar more oomph by printing on cardstock or simply adhering your printer paper version to cardstock using glue.

Thanks

A giant thanks to the talented folks who designed these pretty calendars and offered them up as TRUE freebies. No strings attached; just lovely artwork for us to enjoy. SO nice!

Happy 2018, friends!

Paper Crafting with Patches

"Sew it, stick it, do somethin' with it." That's the tagline on the packaging of one of the patches. Isn't it perfect?! There is so much you can do with these little textured treats. Whether you sew it on or use it as a sticker, you're sure enjoy working with this up and coming crafting trend. Think beyond clothing and backpacks to paper crafting. Patches are a quick and easy way to add texture without adding bulk. Use them on albums, scrapbook pages, cards, gift wrap, and home decor. 

About the Patch

Many are sticky-backed, some are iron-ons, and others are meant to be stitched on. 

Like the enamel pins, patches seem to be a throwback to the '80s. They're back in a big way! Of course, you can use them on your clothing. In fact, many clothes are currently designed with patch designs already in place, like this cute Cat & Jack pack that I picked up at Target (which Maggie promptly claimed as her own).

Where Are They?

Patches are available locally at stores such as Target, Michaels, and Hot Topic. You can also find them online. There are so many to choose from. You'll find something for everybody. Try searching "iron-on patches" or "embroidered patches." I have a Pinterest board with a few fun possibilities. Prepare to be '80s inspired! ;)

Paper Craft Using Patches

Pair patches with fabric bags to create fun gift wrap or even add them directly to the fabric liner of your planner. Both are fun iron-on options. The peel-and-stick variety stick very well, so proceed with caution but also know they'll stay put, even on textured surfaces like this awesome Jillibean Soup frame.

Of course, patches are a natural partner to pair with paper projects. They're flat, so they work well on scrapbook pages.

Maggie loved making a quick card and gift bag. You might say these are stickers with pizazz, making they quite kid friendly.

Some are small enough to make awesome planner extras. Taco Tuesday anyone?

As Seen On TV

I'll share even more ideas today at 11:00 AM on Studio 5 (Utah channel 5 if you're in the 'hood, otherwise, you can watch live streaming here).

Thanks to My Production Assistant

I have to give a special shoutout to my help. She made going to the show more fun (which I didn't know could be possible). Thanks, Mags!

Upcoming Classes

I'm so excited to have four local classes coming up. I'd love to see you at any or all of them. Space is extremely limited, but I'd be happy to give you dibs. To receive an e-mail when class sign-ups are posted, please email me at meghoeppner@gmail.com and I'll add you to my mailing list. I hope to see you there! :) The classes are:

1. Wreath Making

2. Creative Planning (November and December classes)

3. Creative Journaling Using a Bullet Journal

Cheers!

Class Kits for Sale (+free shipping and bonus "blind packs")

I had the TREMENDOUS pleasure of teaching at Designer Day for She Loves Color this past weekend. What a wonderful experience that was! Thanks to that entire team for all of their hard work and for including me. It was a game changer and one I will never forget. <3

LEFTOVER CLASS KITS FOR SALE

I wasn't sure how many class kits to prepare ahead of time, and I prepared a few too many. D'oh! If you're interested in purchasing any, they're $50 and I'm offering free shipping now through the end of October for US residents. If you're outside of the US, I'll cover up to $10 on your shipping to help with the damages. ;) Simply email me at meghoeppner@gmail.com and I'll get you hooked up. I'm afraid I only have limited quantities left at this point, but one is yours if you want it.

Free Bonus Goodies!

SURPRISE! I love those kids' blind packs. Do you know what I mean? The toys where you don't know what you get until you open them? I can't get enough of the stinkin' little things. What can I say, I'm sucked in by the mystery of it all. ;) So I thought it would be fun to include a blind pack of my own with each order. I'll toss in some fun extra surprise with each kit purchased. Purchase three kits, get three packs. SURPRISE!  

OPTION 1: PLANNER CLASS KIT

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Includes: Stampin' Up! planner kit, stickers from Heidi Swapp and Jillibean Soup, decorative clips from Freckled Fawn, journaling cards from Jillibean Soup, and a sweet felt bow by Bella Blvd.

OPTION 2: BULLET JOURNALING KIT

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Includes: Leather traveler's notebook and two inserts (bright white and grid), wood veneer doily, alpha stickers, foam word stickers, journaling cards, and emoji badges, all by Freckled Fawn; felt bow by Bella Blvd; and an awesome pen by Sakura of America.

OPTION 3: WATERCOLOR KIT

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Includes: Awesome watercolor tag booklet by Prima Marketing; waterbrush and stamp by Close to My Heart; heart transparency by Bella Blvd; die cut shapes by Illustrated Faith; acrylic "joy" word by Freckled Fawn; and watercolor paints, of course! ;)

SHE LOVES COLOR

If you have yet to attend this event, I highly encourage you to do so. It's a special, memorable experience that you'll be happy to have experienced. If you have any questions about it, please don't hesitate to ask. I'm more than happy to discuss my experience with you. XOXO

Cheers!

Craftin' with Candy (boxes, that is)

Take a minute and think “Halloween.” What are the first three things that come to mind? Odds are, candy is on that list. If not, it will be now. Here are several ways to craft with candy boxes that are sure to make your October even sweeter.

CANDY WREATH
I was delighted to share this one on BHG.com (Better Homes and Gardens). You can read the details here.

CHOCOLATE WREATH
Inspired by my big wreath, I wanted to make a bitty candy wreath. This time, the candy is still in place (the boxes on the big wreath are empty, I’m sorry to say). To begin, I tied ribbon around a flat chipboard(ish) wreath base.

I then used hot glue to add a base layer of candy.

When it comes to chocolate, I’m all for a second serving. Glue on bitty candy bars and peanut butter cups. This would be a fun treat to take to someone at work, school, church… anywhere, really. After all, who doesn’t love chocolate?

OUR PATCH KIDS ALBUM
Cover the S in Sour Patch Kids, and what do you have? Our Patch Kids! Seems the perfect foundation for a mini album about your pumpkin patch adventures.

To alter the box, I simply added some decorative tape and covered the S with a pumpkin pin and a wood veneer pumpkin, both from Target.

I created a page for each year of our pumpkin patch fun since having kids. This is a super simple way to document a theme. Plus, the sturdy candy box keeps the pages protected, just as an album would.

TIP: Opt for a box that contains wrapped candies. The Sour Patch Kids come bagged, so it’s a clean container for my album.

MORE ON STUDIO 5
To see more ways to craft with candy, check out my Studio 5 segment. I had a special helper today. Maggie tagged along to "the TV." It was fun having her there. :) 

You can catch my segment tomorrow (Sept. 26) at 11AM on channel 5 (if you live here in Utah). Otherwise, you can watch live streaming or view it on their site later. Thanks for your interest!

Here’s to a sweet fall, friends!

Cheers!

Lights, Camera, Action: A little fair flair!

Our state fair is a great state fair; it’s the greatest state fair in the state!…

Growing up, my mom would sing these lyrics every September. It’s a catchy little ditty. Funny thing is, I don’t even know what it’s from (a musical, I imagine), but these lyrics have stayed with me over the years. It must be because I LOVE me some State Fair. So when Stephanie, one of the rad producers at Studio 5, suggested I do a segment on the look of award ribbons, I was all for adding a little fair flair to my crafting.

The idea is simple, really. Just think of those beautiful prize ribbons you see pinned on gorgeous jars of jelly and plumped up piggies (well, maybe not ON piggies, but you get the gist). These pretty prizes have a round center, lots of layering, and some terrific tails. Have fun thinking of different ways to create such a combo. Here are a few possibilities to get you started:

DREAM BIG KIDS DECOR
Round Element: Embroidery hoop
Layered Bit: Fabric and stickers
Tail: Fabric strips, lace, felt (feather), yarn (handmade pom), and silk trim
Fair Flair: Make a unique 3D wall hanging to add to any gallery wall.

DONUT FEEL GOOD GIFT TAGS
Round Element: Paper-pieced donut (made from Queen & Co. paper)
Layered Bit: Two punched circles with a hole punched in the middle of them and a layer of dimensional glaze*
Tail: Layered paper, notched at the end—a great place to write your “To” and “From”
Fair Flair: Make gift giving more fun with a donut award. Have fun with the prize-ribbon concept and think outside of the… circle when coming up with motifs.

Dimensional glaze is a clear liquid that can be used as an adhesive or a top coat. It dries clear and glossy, making my paper look more like, well, a glazed donut! You can get such glaze here.

QUEEN PIN
Round Element: Doily
Layered Bit: Washi tape for the pleating, a punched-out paper circle, and a pretty chipboard 2 from Felicity Jane
Tail: Washi-covered cardstock
Fair Flair: Use this to award the birthday girl, add it to a scrapbook page, or simply send it to someone special to tell them they rock!

HAPPY DAY
Round Element: Cutout circle from cardstock (I traced a large jar lid)
Layered Bit: Pleated crepe paper, rolled paper strips, and adorable stickers
Tail: Crepe paper, lace trim, and accordion-folded paper strips
Fair Flair: I’m going to use this as a decor piece at my daughter’s birthday party and then hang it on the wall in her room. You can personalize the center of a such a piece in any way that’s relevant to your needs and surroundings. Put your address or “est. on” date in the center and add it to a gallery wall; write “happy birthday” and hang it on the birthday girl or boys bedroom door… Have fun. That’s the real prize, after all!

AWARD WINNING FOOD
Round Element: Punched paper sandwiched around a toothpick using strong adhesive to hold it all in place
Layered Bit: Pleated washi tape from Queen & Co., punched paper, and a sassy chipboard sticker from Crate Paper
Tail: Super simple: two slim strips of cardstock. TIP: Run the cardstock between your thumbnail and pointer finger to curl up the edges of the paper strips. (Think curling ribbon.)
Fair Flair: Bitty ribbons are the perfect finishing touch to any cupcake. This is an affordable way to up your party game using just paper scraps and minimal supplies you likely have on hand.

SHAKER RIBBON
Round Element: Isn’t round at all—it’s a heart! A heart shaker sticker from Jillibean Soup, to be exact.
Layered Bit: Fill the plastic heart cup with sequins and glitter and layer it over a chipboard heart sticker for a quick ribbon with some interactive action going on. The shaker cup is adhered to cardstock and then framed with pleated washi tape from My Mind’s Eye.
Tail: Two different paper strips—who says you have to be matchy-matchy?
Fair Flair: Shake things up and make this your awards season. Little paper crafts like this would brighten anyone’s day, whether you attach this to a card or simply send it as is. This would also make a happy scrapbook page accent.

BRING ON THE BANNER
Round Element: Cupcake liners that have been flattened and trimmed
Layered Bit: Two cupcake liners, topped with a darling photo.
Tail: Various trims, ribbon, and paper
Fair Flair: There’s nothing like a good banner to make decor delightful. My baby girl just turned two, so I filled this one with pics of her throughout her two years. I adore the personalized touch this adds to our home in celebration of her! Do this with pics of your entire family this fall and a fresh way to count those blessings and focus on what truly matters!

TIP: Use strong adhesive (cupcake liners are meant to be no-stick, after all) and adhere your liners to a punched cardstock circle for added structure. Before adhering, add a string between the liner and the paper to turn the accent into a banner element.

Boom! There you have it. State Fair-inspired flair and a regular crafting affair. (Sorry. I can’t help myself.) I hope at least one of these ideas is a prized one that will make your upcoming projects blue-ribbon (or pink!) good!

AS SEEN ON TV: Upcoming Crafting Classes in Lehi, UT!
I briefly mentioned in today’s Studio 5 TV segment that I have an upcoming class in Lehi. We took a break for the summer but are back at it now. My first Planner Play Workshop of the new season is on Sept. 22. at Paper Crush. The class kit rocks, and this three-hour crafting session with the kit is just $50!!! Everyone leaves with door prizes, decorative pages in their day planners, and happier having just had a good time with friends. I sure hope you’ll join us for the play. You’ll find more info here.

Cheers!

Upcoming Planner Class

I'm so excited to introduce my next planner course. It's Friday, Sept. 22 at 6:30 at Paper Crush--the cutest little shop in Lehi, Utah! I sure hope to see you there. Here's where you sign up.

Also, in honor of some awesome new goodies coming out this fall and the segment I did on Studio 5 today, I have a giveaway happening over on my Instagram account. Woot! You can win delights from American Crafts, Simple Stories/Carpe Diem, Fancy Pants Designs, Freckled Fawn, and Jillibean Soup.

Cheers!

A 'Mingo Mixer and a Scrapbook Page Documenting Our Flamingo Fun!

A 'mingo what now? I type that and autocorrect swaps it to "mango." SO annoying but also understandable in this case. What the heck is a "'mingo" anyway? It's my cute Maggie's way of saying "flamingo." One rarely able to resist a good alliteration, you know I had to go with Maggie's 'Mingo Mixer for her 5th birthday bash. 

Okay. Confession. I actually bought my 'mingo mixer makings a year ago, thinking it would be the makings of Lulu's pretty pink 1st birthday. Instead, she got... bupkis! :((( That's right, she was without a first birthday party beyond the one we held at home. But that's okay, the pink purchases were not a total loss. I had a 'Mingo Mixer to plan!

This is where I insert a HUGE thanks to my talented, patient, caring, selfless parents. They made the mixer possible. Pop, with his extreme makeover help in my backyard...

And Schmom, with her loving care of my babies for days on end so I could work. They're saints, I tell ya! 

The Mixer was a huge hit. We had cute kiddos here, splish splashing around, and Maggie had a ball! 

WAIT! WHAT?!

To be honest, I can't believe i just wrote that last "paragraph." You see, following the party, I was super blue instead of tickled pink. This is hard to describe, but I'm told I'm a bit of a perfectionist. I don't think this is said as a compliment. I sure don't see it that way. I see the downsides of such a mental state. For one, I can't shake the "should be" picture in my head of the way anything I'm planning or working on should look like. For another, I spend waaaayyyy too long planning and concepting. My events and projects die in details that nobody knows about or cares about, quite frankly. So when I spend days and days and days planning, only to then run out of production time and get to execute on about 1/4 of what I planned for (admittedly over planned for) while also running my SWEET helpers ragged, I feel CRUSHED. I feel like I've failed. Please tell me I'm not alone in this mental disorder of mine. Sometimes it sure feels like I am. At least in my intimate surroundings. I drive my loved ones crazy. Often. :( 

At any rate, my heart hurt following Maggie's party. I went on and on to poor Cor about where I failed and what my shortcomings were. ISN'T THAT STUPID?!? It's okay; you can say it is. I agree. But it's the honest truth. I was deflated and sad. I later threw myself a private pity party as I cried in the bathroom. 

Sooooo... the fact that I now sit down to recall these events from a week ago by saying it was a "huge hit" is, in fact, HUGE! I'm so glad time has healed all self-inflicted wounds. Thank you, Father T, for sending your sunshine. 

Okay, bring this derailed train back on the track. I was merely going to blog about the shindig and the scrapbook page that followed, not have a tell-all on my e-leather couch. Sorry about that!

So, pretending all is as it should be, let's awkwardly transition to scrapbooking. Here's a page I made using the Pretty Presents Kit from Queen & Co. As a new design team member there, I was asked to make a layout for June. Party pics to the rescue! (I wish I were that on top of my memory keeping by nature!)

To see all of my step-out shots and how-tos for this page, I invite you to check out the Queen & Co. blog. Here, I'll leave you with a few of those close-ups.

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2+4='mingo! Draw a 2 for the head and a 4 for the legs. Make the fluffy body by punching (or cutting) three ovals from patterned paper and securing them in the center. Flock yeah! 

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The "leftover" that remain following a die cutting session can be put to use in other fun ways. These circles from the presents I cut made quick and cute balloons on the page. I outlined them with pen and added some detail to complete the look. Including those dang cute Queen & Co. bows! 

Thanks for taking a pink peek. You bet your bottom dollar I'm glad you followed the flock to this here post. ;)

Cheers! 

Fun news! I'm on my first design team!

I've worked in the paper crafting industry for 11 years, but I've never been on a design team... until now! I'm delighted to be on the Queen & Co. team as a card maker and scrapbooker! Queen & Co. has such fun goodies. It's a treat to be a part of their group. Since I'm the new kid on the block, I decided to start with a house warming card.

I saw the Pretty Presents Kit and immediately thought 'windows,' and this card began to take shape.

A little framing...

Some roofing...

And, of course, some landscaping and decorative finishing touches...

And the card's complete!

Welcome to the 'hood! ;)

Card 2: I Got You Something

For my second card, I went with a vibrant birthday greeting. My sweet girl turns five this week, so I knew it was the perfect time to celebrate in color with a cute card for her!

For more detail on how these cards came together, include step-out photography, check out the Queen & Co. Instagram feed. I am in very good company over there, with many talented designers. You'll definitely want to see what they're up to.

Cheers!

Stamping in Your Planner: 10 Fears Faced!

Let’s make a plan, Fran! Are you in, Stan? Good! Because I have some ideas to try using stamps in your planner. My goal: to take the intimidation out of stamping in your planner. Trust me, I know putting ink directly on the page can be a freaky commitment, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are a few fear factors I hear about when I teach stamping in planning. It’s time we conquer those fears. You see, stamps are the perfect planner supply. They can be used over and over and over again. No way should we let any uncertainties get in our way of such cost savings.

Supplies Used: NEW Taylored Expressions Clearly Planned stamp sets and my Carpe Diem planner by Simple Stories.

Fear Factor #1: What if the stamp doesn’t fully take and I’m left with only part of an image?

No prob! Many stamps are clear, so you can go over them again. If you’re working with red rubber stamps or only need to make minor touch-ups, you can simply take a pen and fill in some of the gaps, which is what I did here with this cutie from the new Cheery Banners set.

Fear Factor #2: What if you change your mind and don’t want that stamped image there? There’s no backspace button!

That’s what decorative doodads are for. If, for whatever reason, you aren’t feeling a stamped image, simply cover it up with another cute something.

In this case, as much as I LOVE that heart banner, I didn’t love where I ended up putting it. So I added some banners below it and covered the hearts up with some diecut shapes by Simple Stories. Problem solved!

Fear Factor #3: How do I know where to stamp?

My best tip here is to start with some basic placement. I knew I had events and dates I wanted stamps for (birthdays, and other happenings), so I began by placing stamps in those spots. This helped me see if the placement felt balanced or if I needed to move things around. It also helped me determine how the stamps fit within the boxes on my monthly spread.

Fear Factor #4: How do I know what color of ink to use?

Yeah, this one can be tricky for me too. I don’t want to go hog wild and end up with too much color on a spread. But I also don’t want to stick to all black when color is so happy! Typically, I choose around 3 key colors to work with and use those most prominently. I then add additional color in smaller quantities using colored pencils to fill in the details.

Fear Factor #5: What if my event isn’t included in the stamp set?

Use your imagination. I have a sweetheart graduating from preschool this month. *whaaaa! There wasn’t a grad cat in the Cattitude mix, so I simply took the balloon cat and drew a mortarboard cap on him. Voila! Grad Cat!

I did the same here to create a Baby Shower Cat. It’s so easy to alter these fab felines!

Fear Factor #6: But… stamps are so flat!

Yes! And that’s why they’re perfect for planners! But I get it if you want to add more texture to your pages. In those instances, simply pair your stamps with other bits. For this birthday party hat, for example, I covered the stamped hat topper with a sticker. It wasn’t that I didn’t like the top of the hat on the stamp, but the sticker mixed up the textured a little, which was nice. I then outlined the entire image, sticker and all, to create a finished look!

Fear Factor #7: How do I know what ink to use?

This is a GREAT question! Ink can make or break your stamping experience. Planner pages are often pretty thin, so you want to be extra careful. I will say, and I’m not just saying this because I’ve used TE products for this post—TE ink is AWESOME! It’s honestly some of the best I’ve used and it works beautifully in my planner. Plus, the bitty pads are just right for taking with me when I plan on the go. If you don’t have access to these, I’ll just advise you to use dye (water-based) ink or hybrid ink. You’ll definitely want to stay away from pigment ink, which is super juice and will soak through your pages.

Fear Factor #8: How do I do lots of stamping without overwhelming my spread?

I was wondering the same thing. I wanted to use the cute Fun in the Sun set images for my recent trip to Myrtle Beach, but I didn’t want my page to quickly get crazy. Fortunately, the size of this set worked in my favor. The images are bitty, offering just enough decoration without filling up and taking over the page. Fortunately, most planner stamps are pretty small, so you shouldn't have a prob squeezing in all the fun your stampy heart desires!

I also opted for the same neutral shade of gray ink for each. This helped connect the week as a single event and make that section of my month feel more cohesive.

Fear Factor #9: I like this stamp, but I can’t fit it all.

Then you don’t have to use it all. These bitty banners, for example, don’t fit in the daily box, but you bet I wanted to use them to decorate the box for today. (Happy birthday Curtie!) So I simply placed the banner over the box, noted where the banner stopped, and only inked that far. The bitty TE ink pads make it easy to get in and precisely ink a specific portion of the stamp. You can also use stamping markers to do this, or try traditional stamp masking using a Post-it Note.

I did the same thing with the balloon, not because I wanted it to fit a space, but because I wanted it a different color. Either way, this is a way to stretch your stamp use.

Fear Factor #10: Now what? I don’t want to buy ink just to be used for a single month of stamping.

Trust me when I say, there are so many ways you can use stamps and ink. Even stamps marked “planner” can be used beyond the pages of your planner. Wouldn’t a series of bitty birthday cards look cute with these cats? And I love to use my ink and a makeup sponge to transform basic hole-reinforcement stickers into customized stickers that match the look and feel of my spread.

So, are you planning on some stamping now? If you’re still on the fence, channel your inner Bob and take baby steps (obscure 80s reference for ya!). Create a planner insert—something you stamp on, punch, and add to the center space in your planner. That’s one of the fun things we did in my planner class last month to get a warmup round with the banner stamps. We made to-do list inserts with cute banners across the top. Nothing like banners to make “do laundry” more fun! And starting by stamping on an insert page meant we could mess up and start over as many times as we wanted until we were fully comfortable. Though, I can tell you, it wasn’t long before we were all in. I didn’t see anyone start over. It was one and done. Stamps really are an easy way to make your days pretty! I hope you’ll give them a try.

I’d like to thank Taylored Expressions for sending me a few stamps to try. But I also want to mention that I’m not compensated for this post. I just love stamping and I love planning, and I was happy to write about those experiences coming together. It’s a match made in to-do heaven. ;) To see the rest of the new releases, click here. And for more info on my planning classes, click here.

Cheers!

My June Planner Workshop at Paper Crush!

June Planner Play Workshop

Grab those day planners. We've got another Planner Play Workshop in the books. On Friday, June 23, I'm teaching the last workshop for a bit. (We're going to take July and possibly August off. So if this is something you've been interested, I hope you'll come on down. You won't be disappointed. We're ending this season with a bang! 

* BRAND NEW planner prizes

* A well stocked kit of must-have creative planner supplies

* Techniques to try

* Tasty treats to enjoy--YUM!

* New friends

* And more!

Learn more about creative planners, this workshop, and sign up here! 

Space is limited, so you'll want to sign up soon. Hope to see you there! <3