Submitted by Cynthia Ewer on September, 1, 2012
Want an easy way to assemble a Christmas planner? Take a tip from blogger Cassadiva!
Her comb-bound Christmas planner lies flat, yet is flexible enough to fold back for easy use.
Cassadiva's assembled her personalized organizer from holiday planning templates from OrganizedChristmas.com. Using a binding service from her local office supply store to build her planner, she's created an efficient and easy-to-make planner option.
Decorated with pretty cover pages, it's a functional and fabulous power tool for holiday planning. Good job!
Cassadiva's Comb-Bound Christmas Planner
Submitted by Cynthia Ewer on August, 22, 2012
Need help keeping tabs on holiday spending? Check out this helpful Christmas Gift Planner printable from iMom.com!
Track your gift list, your budget and your actual spending with this helpful planner page. Bonus checklists for wrapping and mailing make sure your holiday gifts will be decked out and delivered on time.
An ink-saving feature: the site offers two versions of this printable gift list, in color, and in black-and-white. Take your pick!
Money-Saving Christmas Gift Planner
Submitted by Cynthia on July, 8, 2012
Green and serene, this printable freebie from paper goods design firm Ellinée makes Christmas gift planning a breeze! Tracking time and budget, you'll cross holiday gifts off the list in record time. It's free for the printing ... for an organized Christmas.
Free Printable Christmas Gift Planner
Submitted by Cynthia on July, 5, 2012
Think the whole "Christmas planner" thing is a bit over the top? Here's a streamlined, all-in-one printable for Christmas planning: Clean Mama's Holiday Shortcuts Planner.
Designed to give you a quick grip on the most important holiday tasks, this planner would be right for singles, young families, or anyone who wants a single-page reminder of Christmas prep basics.
Pretty pink-and-green colors make it motivating!
[Note: this planner is shared as a printable image, not the more versatile .PDF format, and the page opens in a lightbox, which can be a bit confusing. Right-click on the image to save it to your computer for printing.]
Submitted by Cynthia on June, 28, 2012
Small is beautiful, when it comes to this sweet notebook for Christmas lists! Pop this little sweetheart into purse or pocket to keep tabs on Christmas lists on the go.
Created by Lisa at the Poppy Paperie blog, this purse-sized project is easy to make with her photo tutorial. Based on an inexpensive mini-composition book, this project features vivid colors and sprightly design, right down to the secure closure and pen loop. Receipt envelopes and divider tabs complete the makeover, turning this tiny notebook into a Christmas organizer!
Nice job!
Christmas List Notebook from Poppy Paperie
Submitted by Cynthia on June, 27, 2012
What's better than a D*I*Y Christmas planner? A Christmas planner that uses scraps from the paper stash and recycles itself into a Christmas album after the holiday season.
Check out this example of a ring-bound Christmas notebook from blogger Monika Wright. During the season, stock it with with printable Christmas pocket planner pages, and you have a scrappy Christmas planner for your organized Christmas. At season's end, replace planner pages with photos and journal entries for a clever, creative Christmas album!
Monika's tutorial takes you through construction of this nifty entry in the Christmas planner field. Check it out!
Monika's Christmas Planner / Christmas Album Tutorial
Submitted by Cynthia on June, 26, 2012
If you're looking for something a bit different to stock your Christmas planner, craft blogger Aly Stamps sparks Christmas cheer with these free printable Christmas lists!
Bright and colorful, they'll keep you on track for planning Christmas meals and menus, getting to don the To-Do list, and tackling holiday grocery shopping. (We love the "For Hubby to Do" entry on the To-Do list!)
Offered in .jpg format, you'll need to right-click each image and save it to your computer for printing--and be sure to have plenty of ink for these colorful creations. Check them out:
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