Hey there!
Today I’ve got all my calendar downloads for you in one place along with some tips for creating your own custom stamped calendars.
Let’s get started…
Traditional and Modern 11×17 Wall Calendars
This calendar is one that I never posted. It’s the same layout as the floral one, just with modern fonts and a more modern and graphic imagery. I also rounded the corners of the calendar for a little something different.
Download templates here:
Mehndi Medallion Desk Calendar
This is one of my favorites! I love the simplicity of it! You certainly don’t need to use the Mehndi Medallion stamp on this calendar. Get creative and stamp any image in the open space!
Download template here:
Modern Patterns Desk Calendar
For this calendar, I’ve got two templates for you. One with the dates perfectly centered and another with the dates a bit off center toward the right (as shown above). This allows you the choice of stamping a number in place of the month as I did in this calendar or you can go the more traditional route and stamp the month name above the dates.
Download templates here:
Landscape Inspirational Calendar
I designed this calendar to fit within the Landscape Calendar Case available at www.calendar-case.com. You definitely don’t need the case though – this would make a great desk calendar placed on an easel! For the templates, I had to create six different documents (two months on each page) since I was having a terrible time getting the formatting to cooperate. I hope this isn’t too inconvenient!
Download Templates Here:
Business Card Sized Desk Calendar
I designed this template to fit in the Business Card sized clear calendar case available at www.calendar-case.com. This is probably on of the quickest calendars to create! Just stamp fun, simple images on each page and you’re done! Again, because of formatting problems, this is a two page template with six months on each page.
Download templates here:
Now for a few tips on creating your custom calendar:
- Before printing, check the page size in your “Print” dialog box. There were a few times when my computer automatically set the printer to fit the calendar onto a 8.5×11 sheet of paper. For many of the templates this is ok, but for the Modern Pattern Desk Calendar, for example, the template is formatted to print directly onto an 8.5 x 5.5, so you’ll need to check your setting to make sure that it will print correctly.
- Looking for 11×17 cardstock? Check out Paper Presentation! You can also find a lighter weight 11×17 cardstock at most FedEx Kinkos stores.
- Can’t print onto 11×17 paper from your home computer? I was able to print mine at a FedEx Kinkos store. You can also try Staples or Office Max where they offer printing service
- For the Mehndi Medallion Calendar, here are two tips that will help you out:
- Save the scraps!
- Each page of the Mehndi calendar measures 4×6, which means I could fit two on each page. That also means that you’ll have a lot of scraps after trimming down each page. Save the scraps! You can use them for making a belly band or tags for packaging.
- Pencil in the month.
- These calendar pages do not include the month. I did this so that I could stamp the month on each page using PTI’s Calendar Basics. I have noted the corresponding month next to each page but when you trim this part away, you don’t want to lose track of which month is which. To solve this issue, I simply penciled the month name on the back of each calendar page. Once I was done stamping, I erased my notes.
- Save the scraps!
Please email me with any questions you have and if you create a calendar with one of these templates – I’d love to see!!!
Have a great day!
I so enjoyed all of your calendar posts, they are all creative and beautiful! You have inspired me to get PTI’s Calendar Basics and to buy the cases. Thanks for sharing all the details and templates with us!
Really Great ideas for calendars!
I’ve really loved your calendar series. Thank you SO MUCH for the templates!
Thanks so much for providing all these calendar templates! Your calendars all turned out great!
YOU ROCK!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your templates and idea’s! They are all so beautiful ! Love the ones you made to show on the blog.
Thank you, this must have been a whole ton of work for you, I really appreciate it.
So lovely!
oh my word. i stumbled across your blog today…and i’ve been here for about an hour!! i could sit and stay all day long!! i LOVE your style…and i’ll be a regular now!! thanks so much for your inspiration!! LOVE IT!!
Thanks so much for the calendar recap, Amber! I love each and every one of them and hope to get some of my own made soon(thanks to your awesome downloads!)! Thanks for sharing your artistic talents with so many of us. 🙂
Wow! thanks for sharing all of your hard work!
thank you so very much for the beautiful samples and the templates, Amber! =)
Great design. Absolutely fine art! I have own a printing company specialized in calendar printing. And really impressed with your design.
Amber, do you plan on making similar ones for 2013? If so, I cannot wait!! 🙂
When will you have 2013 available?
Hi Wendy! You are right on time! Today I began posting the 2013 calendar downloads and the series will go until next week. You can also get some sneek peaks of the upcoming designs on the Damask Love Facebook page, which I’ll be sharing throughout the week. I’m happy that you’re interested in this series! It’s one of my faves.
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