Welcome to Day 23 of the 31 Days 31 Printables series. We are back to our regularly scheduled post … well ok, not quite. After an unplanned break yesterday, I had to make a decision. While I still have more home managment printables to share, I’ve had this last part of the month planned, since the very beginning. You could say that I created the whole series as a lead up to this part of the month. I’ve been wanting to update and refresh some of my personal planner printables for a long time now, and so, I’m going to switch printable gears and start this part off by sharing the new blank monthly calendars. Don’t worry, I’ve got plans to share some more of the updated HMB printables next month.
I was chatting with a friend about these calendars, and she was wondering why I would make blank calendars when I’ve already shared dated ones. Now I don’t know about you, but I can think of many, many, many things I could use a blank monthly calendar for. They include but are not limited to:
- Menu Planning
- Event Planning
- Activity Planning
- Cleaning Schedule
- Monthly Chore list
- Reading Log
- Extra space for those super busy months
- Project planning
Or just as a regular, old calendar that I fill the dates in on. Seriously, the creative juices are flowing so much over all the ways I could use a blank monthly calendar, don’t be surprised if you see some of those ideas shared in more detail here later on. Regardless of what I would or wouldn’t use a blank calendar, many of you have inquired about them, and I’m always happy to be able to answer your requests with a printable.
Blank Monthly Calendar Printables
I bet you’re wondering how I chose which layouts and which colours to use for these calendars? Well, the truth is, I sat down and went through the comments and emails I’ve received asking about blank monthly calendars, and I used those to guide me. In the end I decided that the best course of action to take was to make a blank version of each layout and size from the 2015 colours…. AND from the 2014 colours. Yep! There are EIGHT blank monthly calendars for you to choose from:
- each one begins on Sunday
- choose your size – full or half
- choose your layout – one month per page or two pages per month
- choose your favourite colour shceme – Fun and Fresh from 2015 or Minimal Rainbow from 2014
Check out the galleries below to select the one you want. (please note, each of the full size two page per month printables is represented by a picture of the first page, however both pages are included in the downloadable pdf.)
2015 Calendar Colours
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- Half Size 2 Pages Per Month
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- Full Size 2 Pages per Month
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- Half Size Monthly
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- Full Size Monthly
2014 Calendar Colours
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- Half-Size 2 Page Per Month
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- Full Size 2 Page Per Month
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- Half Size Monthly
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- Full Size Monthly
So there you have it; eight different blank monthly calendar printables to choose from. And don’t think I forgot about all of you have written in asking for monthly calendars that start on a Monday, because I haven’t forgotten, I’ll be back tomorrow to share those ones with all of you.
Don’t forget, if you have a suggestion for changes you would like to see to old printables, or even new printables you would like to see offered here, let me know in the comments, send me an email, or reach out on social media. You never know, I might choose your idea next!
Ok, tell me true, how many of you are going to be using these blank monthly calendars?
~Happy Printing!~
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Hi, Alli! I grabbed templates of the undated calendars for nearly all of the reasons that you mentioned. They are handy and helpful for all of my planning needs before I make a lot of entries to my planner.
Project planning is my primary purpose. We will be doing some work on the exterior of our home this year, but because it is so hot in the summer, it cannot be one then, so we try to get things done in the three cooler seasons. Paint dries too fast in the heat and sometimes that will cause it not to adhere properly. Who wants to go back months later and redo it?
When I am expecting out of town visitors, I often start my planning on an undated calendar so that I can work out how to include those preparations with my normal routines.
Keep up the good work with these printables! They are terrific! Hugs!
Those all sound like great ways to make use of a blank calendar Dianne. I’m going to have to try your tip the next time we have out of town guests coming to visit.
Thank you! I just love the rainbow layout and I will use them – full size at work and the half size for my planner! I appreciate your sharing all of these wonderful printables with us.
Hi Betsy
I’m happy to hear that you like the rainbow ones. 🙂 I hope you find them helpful!
Best Wishes,
Alli
Thanks, Ali, for making the blank version of the rainbow calendar available! This will allow me to finish my current personal DIY planner looking consistent! (This one will extend at least until March 2015.) On the other hand, the professional planner has the ready-to-use rainbow set for 2014, and will have the ready-to-use Green-Blue-Purple set for 2015.
Hi Zaira,
You are most welcome. I can’t believe it too me this long to make blank versions of them. Going forward, if I change up the colours I will be making a blank version to go along with dated version.
I love the blank 2015 ones!! Only wished they had lines to write on within the boxes. Would it be possible for one with lines?
Hi Sheena,
I’ve been getting a ton of requests for lined boxes. Unfortunately I don’t have the time right now to add lines to all the calendar pages before the new year. Between the holidays and getting all the customized cover pages sent out I’m a busy little squirrel. I’ll see about possibly being able to do that in the new year, but I have put it on my list for the 2016 Calendar. And I do have a blank version with lines set to be shared before the end of the month. I hope that helps. I’m so sorry I can’t whip them up for you at the moment.
hii, lines are a great idea, i understand that you are busy but maybe you could ad lines on the blank calendar for a test? (then you have to make just one, right?,if i am wrong sorry!)
Hi Mei,
I agree, lines are a great option, and I’ll look into getting some put on the blank calendars. I’ve got a lot going on right now, what with the holidays, so it probably won’t happen until the new year, but it is on my list.
Happy Holidays.
Love your Rainbow stuff! I havent found a Weekly Planner that starts on Sundays for us Ministers! do you have one?
thanks
revbabs@avcsl.org
Hi Barbara,
I’m happy to hear that you like the rainbow colour scheme, it’s one of my favoutites too. I currently don’t have a weekly planner that starts on a Sunday, but I’ll add that to my list of printables to make.