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It’s November!!! This week's Happy Planner Layout

This week’s Happy Planner layout is flowery — because, well, people in Manila are currently bringing flowers to the cemetery for All Saints’ and All Souls’ Day. Haha! Joke lang. What actually happened was: what I  wanted  for this layout didn’t quite work out, so I ended up adding flowers and leaves instead. Hence, that curved floral thingy smacked right in the middle of the spread. Such an  ugh  layout, but oh wells. I used the  Happy Memory Keeping Floral Memories  and  The Encourager  sticker books for this week’s spread. Sentiment for the week:   Girl, you are super amazing. Crafty things I worked on last week  I finally turned my  Bee Happy Weeklies Aall & Create “paper dolls”  into cards ! It was a little #Inktober inspired project I worked on one afternoon just so I could play with my Distress Oxides again. I made a  hybrid scrapbook layout  for  Traci Reed’s Sketchy Sunday  — it’s a layout for my...
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This Week’s Happy Planner Layout: Rainbow Dreams & Washi Mishaps



This week’s layout is… fashionably late. 😅 But better late than never, right?





I reached for my Happy Planner Rainbow Dreams sticker book and paired it with a rainbow polka dot washi tape that’s been in my stash forever. As I was admiring how it’s still sticky after all these years (unicorn magic?), I tore it mid-unroll and realized — sticky, yes… but also brittle. A little fragile, a little fabulous — much like me at the end of laundry and ironing day! 😂





Why rainbow this week? Honestly, no deep reason — Bee Happy’s weekly prompt was Rainbow, and I had zero plans for it yet. So, I figured I’d let the stickers do the thinking for me!


The sticker sentiments I used are little doses of positivity:


Hustle and heart, Always radiate love, Choose happy, Yay yay yay, You go girl, and Stay magical — because who doesn’t need a little pep talk from their planner?


As for life outside the pages:

✅ Post-trip laundry — done!

✅ Card Making Countdown — completed all 14 cards!

✅ Writing mojo — fully activated! Scheduled blog posts for Polkadoodles are rolling out soon, so stay tuned!


Until next week — keep planning, keep crafting, and may your washi stay strong! 

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  1. AnonymousJune 17, 2025 at 12:28 AM

    I really admire your “Time Management”. You squeeze in all the things you enjoy doing and seem to have much time left for other chores. By the way your planner like your other projects is sooooo nice.
    BTW I owe you one blog comment. Had problems publishing the 3rd.
    Enjoy and Take care❤️- aMOMymous (now I’m not that anonymous anymore😅

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  2. BeaBooJune 17, 2025 at 2:03 AM

    I love your planner sis!!! 😍🫶🏻

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  3. AnonymousJune 17, 2025 at 2:09 AM

    I love it so much!

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