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!
It's a real-life Christmas notebook tour with a printable plus: a "Hassel-Free Holiday Planner"!
Blogger FawnDear, citing our Organized Christmas site (thank you, dearie!), joins the fun with a photo tour of her "Holiday Brain".
To inspire you, she's shared her personal Christmas countdown, and created a few free printable planning pages. Enjoy!
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!
Blogging duo Handmade Holidays Through The Year want to challenge you to get organized for the holiday season! Their July Challenge #1: make a Christmas planner.
These crafty friends want to help, so they're jump-starting your Christmas planner with three pretty printables: a gift list, notebook cover and Christmas card list to print. we like the scrapbooking-inspired graphics (even if they are a wee bit ink-intensive!)
While you're at the blog, don't miss this page of printable gift tags!
Just when you think you've seen a Christmas planner in every possible format, inspiration strikes again!
Check out this simple Christmas planner based on an ordinary office file folder from papercrafter Angel Brentwood.
Small enough to tuck into a purse, it's a pretty, portable solution to Christmas organizing:
Oh-la-la ... and so girly! Blogger (and "crafty Cornishwoman") Karen created this creative "girly-pink" Christmas planner in a 6-by-8 custom format.
Constructed from chipboard and scrapbooking papers, this is a wildly creative Christmas planner. With dividers for cards, gifts and food, along with a receipt envelope, this simple ring-bound Christmas planner covers the basics in a small space.
Don't miss the receipt pocket tucked inside the front cover. Love it!
Standard-sized Christmas planner notebooks aren't for everybody! If index cards are your organizing tool of choice, check out this accordian-style Christmas organizer made from standard business envelopes.
Petite and portable, it'll organize Christmas planning on a small scale. Pretty!
From blogger Laurie's GNO Stampers, you'll want to read the blog post carefully for the link to project instructions:
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