If you love organization, Pinterest is really fun rabbit hole to fall down. If you love anything, or feel human emotion, Pinterest is a really fun rabbit hole to fall down. While I use digital and paper tools, I love having a small calendar around for reference and Pinterest has a huge selection to browse through.
These are my favourite 2015 desk calendars and monthly planners for anyone looking to start the new year with a little more organization and beauty in their work life.
A clean and bright printable calendar that's ready to tackle your life from Today's Creative Blog
Love vs. Design has a full colour year on a page that worth emptying the office's colour cartridge!
(I mean, we have no idea who did that either.)
Want something small that packs a lot of pattern? Angie Hinksman has you covered.
A gorgeous floral mini calendar inspired by The Farmer's Almanac by Lindy Jacoby
And Anu posts a new printable desk calendar each month – if you're patient enough to wait!
Last year, I created the online course Planner Camp to help other creative ladies geek out and create their own agenda or day planner with less guess work and stress. It's going back on sale this week for anyone who wants to get their organization nerd on – and if you're looking for a solution that's already beautiful and made for you? I hope this helps you head into the holidays with one more thing checked off your list.
Do you keep a paper calendar, or are you strictly digital?
LAST UPDATED ON: December 9th, 2014
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Love your free printable calendars! Are you going to be putting out the printable 2020 soon? I love to plan ahead! We use them at home and where I work!
Hi, Thanks for your cute printable calendars :)
I love calendars! And I prefer them in paper than in digital, they help me a lot on organizing my days. :)
Thanks a lot for sharing this, and your blog is very beautiful!
xoxo
Karina
Thanks for commenting, Karina! I’m a huge fan of paper planning too – I use digital for scheduling appointments, but I need something physical too!
I’ve spent an embarrassing amount of time looking at planners in the past week. I keep thinking I’m just going to have to make my own (maybe attend planner camp?!) to get what I want. Although, I am certainly loving me some Moleskine hacks right now. :)
Making your own is so much fun – you should definitely try it if you’re curious! I have a lot of tips for keeping costs down in Planner Camp, but I definitely recommend designing most of it to print in black and white if you’re having it bound to keep the costs manageable.
Thanks for this! I actually just added “look for a new calendar” to my to do list this morning!
Perfect! That should be easy to check off now, Amanda :)
Love these! A paper calendar is a must for me :)
Same here, Akaleistar! Thanks for commenting – I hope you found something that sparks your interest :)
I have three calendars I use – one in my phone that’s also synced to the calendar on my Mac (great for when I’m out and need to book appointments on the fly), one that’s more like a day planner where I write all our appointments, birthdays, meal plans, etc., and another that hangs on the fridge that we receive from the City that I jot down stuff the husband needs to remember to do as well.
I don’t think I could ever go completely digital when it comes to a calendar! I love writing stuff in calendars :)
That’s similar to how I use mine, Kara. I have a kitchen calendar that’s mostly just pretty to look at, a digital calendar through iCal that syncs to my phone and computer that holds most of my daily life and includes meal planning and shared calendars with my husband, and my day planner which I use as a running task log so I can see what I worked on everyday to help me stay on track.
I am all about the paper planners! I do however use digital calendars for birthdays, because I set up reminder alarms so I don’t forget (yet another) birthday :)
Yes! Birthday reminders are a lifestyle, especially when you need to ship gifts!
Those first two sentences had me lolin’. And paper forever, forever paper!
Ha! I’m glad it made you smile, I was having fun :)
#longlivepaper
We have a family calendar on the fridge and I have a day planner that rarely leaves my sight! I don’t have a cell phone or tablet so it’s strictly paper of me!
Wow, fully paper! You’re pretty rare Holly – but we already knew that :)
Paper! I never feel quite in control of organization digitally.
Same here, Tina! I don’t know what that’s about, maybe a fear that I’m going to delete the appointments? I’m glad it’s not just me lol
I do both. One is visible in the kitchen and I keep appointments with reminders on my phone. I love paper.
Same here! I don’t know what I’d do without my phone reminders.
I’m digital for scheduling but I love to have a paper calendar at my desk to glance at, especially a full year one. I hate opening the calendar app just to look something up. These printables are beautiful!
Also, pro tip: you can have these printed at a printing place like Kinko’s/Fedex (does that still exist? I last did this a few years ago) if you don’t want to blow through your own color ink cartridge.
That’s what I like mine for too, Laurie. I’m a big fan of having a visual for where I am in the month that’s not just a date. And yes, I usually print mine at Staples – but when I had a gorgeous full colour printer at my work? I can neither confirm nor deny how my calendars came into existence during that time.