You can make this pocket calendar for yourself or your friends. Truth be told, I use the calendar on my phone. I have my phone with me, so I can easily make appointments or reschedule something. Plus it synchronizes with the calendar on my laptop. But I do keep a calendar like this on my desk with all the birthdays for my friends and family, when I plan to post a project video, and when the new catalogs are coming out. I also make calendars for my customers with the holidays, Stampin’ Up! catalog releases, and my regularly scheduled workshops. They really do seem to appreciate them! (I do let them know that my plans may change and to verify dates with me.)I designed these calendars to fit in clear checkbook covers. They protect your calendar if you are carrying it around every day in your pocket or purse. You can get the checkbook covers at Amazon. Prices become very reasonable if you buy 25 or more at a time!Here is the pdf version of the printable calendar and here it is as a Word document so you can edit it. Be sure to print it two-sided, flipping on the short side.Click here for the free detailed directions and watch the video below.Of course, you can decorate your pocket calendars any way you want, but if you want to make yours exactly like mine you’ll want to order these products from my online store at Stampin’ Up! Click “Add All to the Cart” button. Don’t worry, you will be able to take things out of the cart or add more, if you’d like. You’ll definitely want to take out either the bundle or the stamps and dies that come in the bundle.
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You can make this pocket calendar for yourself or your friends. Truth be told, I use the calendar on my phone. I have my phone with me, so I can easily make appointments or reschedule something. Plus it synchronizes with the calendar on my laptop. But I do keep a calendar like this on my desk with all the birthdays for my friends and family, when I plan to post a project video, and when the new catalogs are coming out. I also make calendars for my customers with the holidays, Stampin’ Up! catalog releases, and my regularly scheduled workshops. They really do seem to appreciate them! (I do let them know that my plans may change and to verify dates with me.)I designed these calendars to fit in clear checkbook covers. They protect your calendar if you are carrying it around every day in your pocket or purse. You can get the checkbook covers at Amazon. Prices become very reasonable if you buy 25 or more at a time!Here is the pdf version of the printable calendar and here it is as a Word document so you can edit it. Be sure to print it two-sided, flipping on the short side.Click here for the free detailed directions and watch the video below.Of course, you can decorate your pocket calendars any way you want, but if you want to make yours exactly like mine you’ll want to order these products from my online store at Stampin’ Up! Click “Add All to the Cart” button. Don’t worry, you will be able to take things out of the cart or add more, if you’d like. You’ll definitely want to take out either the bundle or the stamps and dies that come in the bundle.