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Stationery Sunday: Kindle Back Decor with Stickers. {Blogmas Day- 18.}

 Hello Loves!  I am soo excited to do this post because I am so happy with how this little project turned out.  So, I have had this particular Kindle since 2018.  And so far, she's been pristine and living in covers.  Enter 2022 and my hand being in pain since April, I've found that having my Kindle nangu..aka without a cover to add weight to it, is so much kinder to my hand. So for most of this year, I've kept my Kindle naked and snug in a sleeve.  Earlier this year, my sister did up her Kindle's back and it looked so cute, so I wanted to do it too.  Finally, after months of thinking about it, I just took the plunge and got out some of my boxes of stickers and got started.  It took me around half an hour because I am a professional procrastinator and rethink and overthink every damn thing. Plus, I did try a few different combinations and pour over my many options and finally went with this gorgeous and cute spread.  Let's see all the things ...

Stationery Sunday: DIY Notebooks- Easy to Make and Useful AF!

 Hello Loves!  For the year's first Sunday I want to share a very, very special notebook duo that I MADE yesterday!  I MADE!!  Can you even?  So little background: So as 2021 was drawing to a close, I realized that several of my on-going journals and notebooks would have several leftover pages. Unused and unwritten and it didn't sit well with me that I would waste said pages. I was low-key stressing out. So I had a bit of a brain wave. I decided to made my own mini-notebooks of the A6 or pocket sized to keep on hand and scribble notes as I read books. To keep track of feelings and emotions and quotes, this will make my reading more intentional and in depth and these notes will also come in handy when I sit down to write my reviews!  A win all around.  I wanted to make notebooks simply and decorate them with my jounaling supplies and make then functional and aesthetic and do the most of waste.  So I used pages from old journals, packaging material ...