Winter Berries Free Printable Planner Stickers

There is nothing I love more than seeing birds in the winter – feeding on a feeder, chirping on my deck. When I saw these beautiful watercolor graphics, I knew I had to make a planner sticker set with them! Brighten up your January (or any winter month) with these beautiful watercolor birds! If these free planner stickers aren’t for you, click the link below to go to my planner sticker gallery for more sets!

This kit includes beautiful watercolor birds for winter. It is a perfect addition to your planner this season. The weekly set is available in both ECV and HP or similar sized planners. I also have some tips at the bottom for those using HP mini!

You might notice I have changed the stickers based on feedback from my readers. Now, there are more box covers and the ECV set has been resized for 2021!

Do I need special supplies?

Nope! The basics that you will need are a printer, your planner, a pair of scissors and some sticker paper! That’s it! I do recommend getting a paper cutter of some sort – one that is used for scrapbooking is great for planner stickers. This makes cutting the stickers much easier. But, to be honest, I usually just use scissors!

How to use the free planner stickers:

1. Download and save the sticker sheet below. Do not print from Google Drive – it skews the sizing.
2. Print the PDF onto full sheet sticker paper (Avery 8165 is what I use.)
3. Cut and place decorate your planner.

DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE STICKERS BELOW – click the image or the link below.

But, I have an HP Mini…

Have an HP mini?  No problem!  Download the full size HP planner stickers to your desktop and open in Acrobat.  Choose print and resize to 80-85% of the original.

What else ya got?

There are more fun planner stickers and other printables on my free printables page… check it out!

Julia wants to live in a world where Hogwarts is real, dark chocolate is packaged with good books, and houses clean themselves. Until then, she is the divorced mom of twins, blogger, sometimes crafter, traveler, napper, cooker, snail mailer, geocacher, and corporate bean counter.