The Planner Society Kit Club

Good morning love bugs!

I wanted to share with you all this amazing planner kit club, it is run by the lovely Christy from @theplannersociety and each kit is full of great goodies! As of right now, the kit club is full for August and September but there are spots open for October.

So here are the details:

• It is an automatic billing subscription, you will need to sign up for the official planner society payment and auto bill.
• The kit cost is $24.95 per month plus flat rate shipping. US is $5.95, Canada & Mexico is $8.95, and all other International is $12.95
• The subscription requires a 3 month minimum membership, if you want to cancel without paying a fee, you can cancel the subscription after the 3 months.
• The kits ship from the 15th - 18th of each month.

Click HERE to be led to the website!

If you'd like some inspiration on how I've used the kits, scroll down for the photos:

This was the JUNE kit:

And this was the July kit:

I was so honored and thrilled when Christy asked me to guest design for July's kit! I hope you all enjoy how I used the kit in my inkWELL Press Planner. Don't forget, I have a coupon code: PLLovesIWP to save 20% off any purchase with no minimum or maximum on the inkwellpress website!

Using Printables in Your Planner

Hi lovebugs!

I know it has been awhile since I've last posted here on my blog, my schedule never seems to let up! I really will try my best to post more often. So without further adieu, I would love to share with you all how I utilize printables in my planner.

Here is what I used:

• June Cocoa Daisy Inserts
• June Subscriber Printable* (on a full label sheet)
• Date Roller Stamp
• Washi Tape
• Sticky Notes (from June’s Daisy Day Planner Add-On Kit)

From there, I printed the printable onto a full adhesive shipping label which is essentially a sheet of sticker paper. If you're trying to find it in stores like Wal-Mart or Target, look for the words "full shipping label sheet", I happen to order mine from onlinelabels. 

I own a cutting machine and used the machine to cut out the images into stickers so that I can just peel the image from the sheet as a sticker to use in my planner. If you don't own a cutting machine, you can easily print it onto the label sheet or card stock then cut out the images with scissors yourself. From there, use a glue stick or tape runner to adhere the images to your inserts or planner.

Here are the photos of how my inserts turned out (keep in mind that I plan as I go which is why there are blank spaces):

That's it for today! I hope you'll all enjoy this post and thank you so much for your continuous support!