Mini Calendar Ideas

Mini Calendar Ideas – A cute mini desk calendar with a pocket for sticky notes and a hole for mini pencils and pens.

This cute mini desk calendar was adapted from one of Anna Helman’s girlfriends. my dimensions are the same. Added a small “box” to hold mini pencils and pens. Without an additional pencil holder, pencils can easily fall to the bottom of your pocket and be difficult to retrieve without turning the calendar over.

I used her DSP from a stash of beautiful stockpiles. Don’t you love the beautiful paper from our Designer Series Stampin’ Ups? The hardest part about paper is deciding which side of the paper to use. Both sides of the paper are always beautiful. I also like how all the colors blend well with cardstock, ink, and other colors. Picking a background color for these cute calendars was so easy.

Ways To Fill An Advent Calendar

I made this as a gift for a customer. It didn’t take too long, so I was able to make a boatload in no time.One of the really cool things about her is that she only uses one sheet of 8 1/2 x 11 inch cardboard (a small scrap there are several). Also, her DSP usage is very low, so her accumulated DSP stacks don’t deplete quickly. (I think you can see that in both the good and the bad. Hahaha)

Dimensions are: Cardstock – 3 3/4 x 10 1/2″, 4 3/4 x 7″, 2 1/2 x 2 1/4″ DSP – 3 1/2 x 3″, 3 1/2 x 2 1/4 inches.

Score 4, 8, 9, and 10 on long cardboard with the long side up. The long part constitutes the rack/stand part of the project.

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Score 4 and 4 1/2 on the short cardboard with the long side up. Turn the piece counter-clockwise and score 1 1/2, then turn the piece 180 degrees and score 4 1/4. Then score 4 and 4 1/2 on the right with the long side up and score at 1 1/2 to the first horizontal score line. Then rotate the paper 180 degrees and do the same, but at the 5 1/2 mark and score only to the first horizontal line.

Advent Calendar: Day 9

I’ve used tear tape on all structural parts – parts that need strength to stand up or maintain movement.The liquid adhesive works to adhere to DSPs and other structural and moving parts .

Mini Burst Calendar is from a US company called Taylored Expressions. They are great to work with and orders come quickly.

Add a fun pop to your calendar by adding stamps and dies like this one from Sweet As A Peach. Don’t you love the whole peach suite?

Free Printable Advent Calendar

I’m stampin’ up! I’ve been using it as a demonstrator for 5 years and have never seen a starter kit offered for less than $99. This is an exciting time to join Stampin’ Up! and save money. Still, you can get everything you normally find in a starter kit for much less. My Fine Feathers team welcomes you aboard with open arms.If you would like to learn more about this great opportunity, please click this link to learn more. Here is his day 3 of my 12 days of DIY gift ideas for her. Today I’m going to show you how to make this amazingly adorable mini desk calendar! It’s the perfect size to sneak into your stocking or office desk. Get creative with this mini and fun folding project. Choose a designer paper that matches your home or office decor. It is a gem that can be given all year round!

Below is a link to my video that explains step by step how to create this project. please look!

After making the stand, attach the design paper as shown below. Add calendars, post-its and mini pencils.

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Look how cute it is! Stay tuned for tomorrow’s super cute ‘sampler’ ideas – we can’t wait to show you!

Diy Advent Calendar Ideas To Count Down To Christmas

As an independent Stampin’ Up!® demonstrator, I am solely responsible for the content of this blog and my use and content of any course, service or product offered on this blog is not authorized by Stampin’ Up!®. It’s not what it used to be. Add a nice touch to your desk or home office with this free printable 2020 calendar. It’s also a great inexpensive Christmas gift idea.

Click here for a free printable 2020 calendar! This has always been our most requested post of the year and a small Christmas present.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who has supported me in one way or another over the past year. Every comment, share, like and follow means the world to me. We sincerely thank you and enjoy your new calendar for 2020!

Christmas Advent Calendar Ideas

Wow! It’s the third week in The Happy Hoousie’s Simplicity Christmas season series. We hope you enjoyed all the Christmas inspiration so far. In case you missed the last two weeks, we’ve already shared:

Christmas gift special this week! We have prepared some simple and creative DIY Christmas gifts for you. Use it for family, friends, teachers, neighbors, co-workers, or anyone who needs a Christmas cheer.

So let’s get back to these cute calendars! Print one for yourself and then make a few for your friends. They make such sweet Christmas and New Year gifts.

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We have combined all calendar months into one PDF file, so download one link and save it to your file. If you have trouble downloading, try using Google Chrome as your browser and check your security settings.

Once downloaded, you can print it on your computer or send it to a photo lab for printing. I usually print my 4 on one page, but it works as a full size page as well. If you print at a different size, be careful not to cut off important information. Heavy computer paper or card stock is recommended for printing. Trim the edges to size using a paper cutter.

Every printer is a little different, but here are some printing tips I use with my printers.

Creative Calendar Design Ideas

These little calendars are perfect for Christmas gifts. It’s a very cute calendar that anyone can use! Once you’ve cut out all the months, add a title page to the top to tie it all together. Add a little box or box frame, tie it with bread string or thin ribbon, or tie a cute bulldog clip with a bell or ribbon for a cute look.

There are many ways to use the calendar! I like to use it as a small desk calendar – usually on my desk or in my kitchen command center – but there are many different ways you can display or wrap your calendar as a gift. We love hearing about… Here are some of our favorite uses for this calendar over the years…

Before you head out, be sure to check out some great gift ideas from our blogging friends. There really is something for everyone and I would love to receive it.Simply click the link below each image to go directly to the post. Thank you for participating in the Stampin’ Up!® Sample Training Program Monthly Blog Hop! We hope that you will join us today and browse this blog to find ideas.

Mini Calendar Ideas