Here is a simple way to make a weekly spread using our Under the sea theme stickers!
WHAT I USED
I used stickers from our UNDER THE SEA! collection to embelish this spread and here's the list of stationery I used:
- Light brown brush pen (Tombow dual brush pen)
- Light green brush pen ( Tombow dual brush pen)
- Dark brown brush pen ( Tombow dual brush pen)
- Light blue dual tip Mildliner
- 0.50mm Black Gel pen (Pigma Micron 08)
These are just for reference and you can always use any stationery you have on hand :)
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For the layout I decided to keep it similar to the other spreads for this month: an under the sea scenery as the background.
To keep things simple I drew the layout freehand. It’s okay if it is imperfect, just imagine it to be a part of the design like wavy water! (or just cover any mistakes up with stickers!)
I sectioned the lower 1/6th of the page, and drew rocks and seaweed to make it look like the bottom of the sea.
Then I added the 8 boxes in 4 columns for days of the week and a to-do list. Some of the boxes also go into the sand!
Colours can brighten up a page, set the mood and change the way a spread looks. I went with light colours to keep things bright using a light blue for the water and light brown for the sand.
Next, using the stickers from the journal pack I added the month, days and dates stickers. Finally, I added my favourite turtles and crabs to accompany me the entire week.
Voila! All done and set for the week! Few easy steps and the spread is ready!
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