They're simple, fresh, and free: printable Christmas lists and holiday planners from MintPrintable.com.
Brightened up with colorful clip art, this selection of Christmas gift lists, Christmas card list, to-do lists and Christmas wish lists is free for the printing!
If you're making a Christmas pocket planner to use--or to give--this year, take note of the Christmas to-do list. Offered four to a page, it's right-sized for a planner pocket.
It's eye candy for your Christmas planner: a free printable Ultimate Holiday Planner from MarthaStewart.com.
A mix of menus and recipes, crafts and clip art, this 15-page holiday planner includes a sweet and simple Christmas checklist that'll have you cruising through the holidays in short order.
In .PDF format, so you'll need the free Adobe reader to view and print:
A picture is worth a thousand words; a how-to video is priceless--so we're to see this Christmas Pocket Planner feature from Australian rubber stamper and paper-crafter Kylie.
She'll show you, step-by-step, how to create a Christmas pocket planner--and make it look easy enough for anyone to create. Bonzer job, mate!
Oh, so lovely! This monochromatic take on a Christmas pocket planner is sophisticated and stylish ... and easy to make from a simple two-pocket folder.
From blogger Kym's Creations, this is a wonderful example of a pretty Christmas pocket planner.
Don't miss Kym's organized touch: integrated catalog and internet order trackers built into the planner itself:
She blogs as "Dream, Create and Share", so we're thrilled to share this creative dream of a Christmas pocket planner from Tammy.
Built from a legal-sized manila file folder--I'm guessing that the extra length is folded up to create the pockets--her sweet and pretty embellishments make this Christmas pocket planner a treat for the eyes.
We'd love to see a detailed how-to for this handmade Christmas planner!
Texas blogger Trinka offers this fresh new take on creating a Christmas planner.
She's used a binding machine to create her holiday planner--but anyone can take pointers from her pocket page approach. Liberate those lists and forms!
Oh, so lovely! This monochromatic take on a Christmas pocket planner is sophisticated and stylish ... and easy to make from a simple two-pocket folder.
She blogs as "Dream, Create and Share", so we're thrilled to share this creative dream of a Christmas pocket planner from Tammy.
It's a real-life Christmas notebook tour with a printable plus: a "Hassel-Free Holiday Planner"!
