Description

Kai’s World

The afternoon hums softly in the background- the sound of light traffic, a distant kettle, and Mumu rustling through a drawer she definitely shouldn’t be in. Kai looks up from their planner just in time to catch her pawing at a packet of washi tape, eyes full of mischief.

Smiling, Kai pulls the drawer closed and flips open their journal. After all, there’s plenty to organise this month – birthdays, a few. appointments, and a dinner with their best friend, Chae. After a sip of spearmint tea, Kai reaches for the Little Plans Functional Journal Stickers wait neatly at the side of the desk. Each icon feels like a little story waiting to happen. First, Kai adds the birthday markers. Next, a payday icon (very important), and one for their dinner plans with Chae. Gradually, the blank boxes transform into a map of real life – planned, but still full of room to breathe.

Sometimes, the stickers remind Kai to slow down; other times, to look forward. Meanwhile, Mumu, now perched on the windowsill, chirps at the Freds playing in the trees.

Little Plans Functional Journal Stickers

The Little Plans Functional Journal Stickers are designed to bring order, personality, and charm to your planner. With 33 mini stickers they help you mark birthdays, appointments, anniversaries or date nights, social gatherings, day trips, GP visits and paydays.

Each design comes directly from Kai & Mumu’s Studio, hand-drawn to carry the warmth and individuality. In addition, the stickers fit beautifully within most planners – Hobonichi to TN to bullet journals.

We created them to complement your monthly kits, so they blend effortlessly into your pages and layouts.

Product Information

• 1 sheet
• 33 individual journaling stickers
• Sheet measures approximately 8.7cm x 12.8cm
• Premium matte sticker paper
• Hand drawn original designs exclusive to Books the Word / Kai & Mumu’s Studio

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NB. The Hobonichi colourway has been designed to work alongside the official Hobonichi monthly colours depicted in some of the Hobonichi journals, but can be used any time you like.