Get Crafty with DIY Stickers for Your Planner!

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Planning for the Last Week in September
3. Hocus Pocus Spread
4. Getting Stickers Off the Desks
5. Reviewing the Monthly Plan
6. Choosing Boxes for the 26th, 27th, and 30th
7. Creating the Hocus Pocus Spread
8. Excitement for Hocus Pocus 2
9. The Challenge of Placement and Desticking
10. Finalizing the Spread

Planning for the Last Week in September

Welcome back to my channel! Today, I am thrilled to share with you my planning process for the last week in September. This week, I have something special in store - a Hocus Pocus spread! I've been eagerly waiting for the opportunity to use the artwork I purchased a month ago, and with the release of Hocus Pocus 2 just around the corner, it's the perfect time to bring the magic to my planner.

But before we dive into the spread, let's start by removing the stickers from the previous pages. The sticker paper backing can be quite sticky, so I need to be careful not to rip any of the characters while taking them off. After a few nerve-wracking minutes, I successfully remove all the stickers and prepare for the next step.

Now, let's take a look at my monthly plan to see what events and tasks I need to include in the Hocus Pocus spread. I have boxes to fill on the 26th, 27th, and 30th, which gives me some creative freedom to design the spread. With my goal in mind, I start brainstorming ideas for the boxes and overall layout.

The artwork I purchased features the characters from Hocus Pocus standing in a cemetery. I want to showcase this scene in my spread, but I also want to ensure the stickers don't look like they're floating in midair. After some consideration, I decide to position the characters at the bottom of the page, slightly overlapping the boxes.

As I work on placing the stickers, I can't contain my excitement for the upcoming Hocus Pocus 2 movie. It's been 20 years since the original film, and the fan base has eagerly awaited this sequel. It's amazing to think about how much technology and production have evolved over the years, making movies like Hocus Pocus even more special.

As I continue working on the spread, I realize that some adjustments are needed. I carefully destick the stickers to ensure they adhere properly to the page but aren't impossible to remove later. It's a delicate process, but I manage to reposition the stickers to achieve the desired effect.

One challenge I face is the size of the stickers and the limited space available. I debate whether to include a sidebar or focus solely on the main layout. After some consideration, I decide to forego the sidebar and create a visually appealing design using the available space.

To add more visual interest to the spread, I consider using different elements such as bats and pumpkins. I search through my sticker collection and find some matching elements that complement the Hocus Pocus theme. I carefully place them to enhance the overall aesthetic of the spread.

Finally, I address the issue of space above the main artwork. I experiment with different quotes and elements, trying to find the perfect balance. After a bit of trial and error, I decide to include a quote from the movie and adjust the placement of the broomsticks to create a cohesive look.

With the spread complete, I step back and admire the final result. The Hocus Pocus spread captures the essence of the movie while providing ample space for planning and creativity. I'm truly excited to start using this spread in the last week of September, counting down the days until the release of Hocus Pocus 2.

Planning for the last week in September has been a delightful journey, and I can't wait to see how the spread comes to life once I start filling in the boxes and adding my tasks and events. It's a perfect blend of organization and creativity, turning my planner into a magical space.