Today’s Get To Know Me -Stan Store

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Today’s get to know me segment is my Stan Store. It is called P Lynne Designs because I am lazy like that. No, seriously, I am not lazy at all. I am a hard-working person who is trying my best to pay my bills and do other stuff than others who have a regular 9–5 job.

About P Lynne Designs Stan Store.

About a year ago, I wanted to have something that allows a person to be able to download digital products to their computer and either use them or give them as gifts. I accidentally opened a store on Payhip while buying a subscription from another person, but when I poked around, I did not like it. It looked too complicated for me, and I did not want to put that complication on my customers.

I already had my Etsy store, and I had it for several years, and it seemed as if people were not familiar with and not buying but every once in a while. That is not good for a small business person whose only presence is only. I would love it if I had a retail space, but the prices on these retail spaces are too much for a person who is having a hard time getting grants. I trust that God will have his hand on this business and make it soar. Opening a Stan Store seemed naturally the right time, even though I barely get enough sales on my Etsy shop.

I like journaling. I like to sort out situations and ideas on paper or on the computer so I can visually see the bigger picture of what needs to be done and if I need to get additional help with that situation or project. How much does it cost? What resources do I need to use? What bible verse will get me through a tough situation? I wanted everyone to know about journaling. I also realize that not everyone likes to journal, but they should.

What is in my Stan Store?

Before I get to that, I want to say thank you to God for allowing me to have the ability to create. It does not matter if I am doing it with my computer, my Cricut machines, or through my writings and articles. I used to scrapbook, but I had to pivot because people, in general, are not into doing scrapbook albums anymore. Some people believe in recycling and preserving the environment, and to them, scrapbooking is a waste, and I get it. People are storing photos on their phones and computers, and they are creating scrapbooking that way. You no longer have to take a roll of film to be developed by a photographer or photo place.

So, in addition to having journals, I also have the following:

· Bookmarks. If you are an avid reader of physical books, you are in the right place. From the holidays to a bookmark that matches the journals, these bookmarks can help keep you in place when you have to stop and take care of other matters. According to Giggle (Gemini), you can use bookmarks as: “gift tags, party invitations, promotional tools for authors, recipe cards, decorative elements in scrapbooking, small art pieces, reminders for important dates, unique gift wrapping accents, or even to present small jewelry items like earrings by poking the studs through the bookmark material.”

· Printable forms. Printable forms are a good way to keep track of “as I like to call it” Progress. Currently, I have printable forms for weekly, daily, and monthly goal setting, habit tracking, reading list, signup sheet, Vision board, and more to come in 2025. You do not have to print them out. I have a customer who bought the reading tracker through my Etsy shop. She uses the form through her Good Notes App, and it is also compatible with any digital planning app.

· Digital papers. You can use digital papers in a variety of ways. You can use them in “creating backgrounds in graphic design projects, designing party invitations, making custom labels, adding texture to digital art, creating printable gift tags, designing website elements, crafting social media graphics, decorating planners, making printable stickers, and even generating patterns for fabric or other materials.”

· Note pads and stationery sets. You can either print them out and make a paper pad or use them in your digital planner.

· Services: P Lynne Designs has services through Fiverr, such as creating blog posts for your blog, Creating AI images, and Creating bulk journals for groups. I also will create digital greeting cards, invitations, business cards, custom bookmarks for organizations, and more.

· Wall art and AI Images: I love creating prompts that create these prints. Wall art makes a great gift for those people who love art. There are also so many uses for print art. You can decorate and use it in articles and printable work in your projects. Make sure that you read all instructions regarding copyright and give credit to the person who created the image or prompt. I am very reasonable, and unless noted, all prints can be used for both personal and commercial purposes. The only thing that I ask is please share what you used the artwork for and that you do not sell the artwork files with a package that you are selling.

The URL is https://stan.store/plynnedesigns.

I hope you will stop by my shop, as well as my Etsy shop.

Patricia writes for Medium and Substack. If you are not a member of Medium but would like to, please use my referral link.

When I am not writing, I am graphic designing, and if you are interested in seeing some of my work, visit my Etsy shop and Stan Store.