Looking for a cute printable blank calendar for monthly planning? Download this minimal modern design featuring monstera leaves on pink.
When it comes to planning, sometimes you really need to see that monthly overview in a clean and clear format. So I created my own blank monthly calendar printables to help myself with high-level planning or whenever I feel like I need to write it all out.
Originally I designed a very plain monthly calendar with a Monday start, however I have updated the design to be completely a blank monthly calendar that you can fill in yourself. I think that makes it the most versatile, so whether you start on Sunday or Monday, you can use for whatever purpose you need.
Often folks will use printables as a pre-planning insert or a way to brainstorm a plan before committing in your actual bound planner. Others like to have multiple monthly views to put around the house for different applications – such as on the fridge for general family use or in another room for tracking a daily chore. The sky is the limit!
When life is busy and overwhelming, a blank monthly calendar can come in handy to help with a general braindump planning session, right?
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I joined in on the challenge hosted by miavibes and megjournals on Instagram called #junkjournaljanuary and here is my junk journal flip through.
If you don’t already know, junk journaling is a form of art journaling that involves “junk” or found papers. Basically, anything you have around the house, in order to reuse the junk you have and upcycle it into art. There are many variations and everyone sort of does their own thing. From vintage papers, to modern day junk mail or patterned papers that aren’t really “junk” to begin with.
It’s really all up to you – but the idea is to not be too precious about journaling. Rather, to simply create and do something creative. After finishing up my junk journal, I decided to share a flip through to show all the pages I’ve created, however simple they may be.
I really encourage you to get creative and try out junk journaling if you want something without pressure. It’s an easy way to get creative every day and you don’t have to create in chronological order or necessarily paint. I find it to be more collage based… but that’s just me. I mostly spent a few minutes each day, very doable for all. Here are the pages I created for the month in my junk journal flip through…
If you want to see how I made this junk journal, check out my video of the process here https://youtu.be/B9_ilVTRSUo
You know those classic vintage red labels? They make great embellishments in papercrafting, but not easy to find. Download and print your own instead!
Recently, I was on the search for the classic red label sticker and it seems these days there are a lot of variations and fancy ornamental labels out there. But really, I just wanted to super simple and classic versions. So I thought I could just as well design them up, so here’s a printable version of the classic vintage red labels for your papercrafting pleasure.
This PDF download includes 4 pages of vintage red label designs. From the classic small rectangle label, to a larger rectangle version to a square version and finally a circle version. You can use these printable red labels for so many papercrafting ideas.
I’ve been getting into junk journaling, so created these exactly for that purpose. I think there’s something beautiful about the simplicity and boldness of the red label… so I wanted to incorporate these in my junk journal pages.
However, you can also use these printable labels for your planners, labelling items in the house as well as tags and papercrafting projects. Really the possibilities are limitless with such a classic vintage red label design.
Download Free Printable Vintage Red Labels
Below you can download the printable PDF and notice that each page contains a different shaped vintage red label design. You can print all of them or only the pages you want for your personal use.
Here’s a peek into my process of how to make a junk journal, specifically for #junkjournaljanuary this time around. It’s super easy to do!
This year, I decided to join in with the Instagram challenge #junkjournaljanuary and made this quick journal for this particular challenge. I’ve used a mix of papers from my stash, magazine pages from Flow Magazine and the cover is an old handmade pocket journal from the past. Check out my process and thoughts in the video below.
If you don’t already know about junk journals, I highly suggest you try it out! It’s an easy and fun way to get creative, but without all the pressure of art journaling that often has drawing or painting associated with it. Technically, you can do anything in your junk journal, but at it’s simplest, you can just collage and mix and match papers and vintage items for a very cool look.
I’m just getting into junk journals lately because I’m short on time and find it super easy and satisfying to create in a junk journal. I’m excited to perhaps create more printables around this style… and if you are looking for the vintage style, check out my free vintage paper printable here and these vintage journaling cards here. They can help to give you a head start in your junk journal creations.
Art Journalling has been a blessing in disguise this past year. A place to express myself with marks, colors, images and journaling! I decided to take a look back on the many journals I have created. It’s a way to say goodbye to 2018 and welcome 2019 with open arms.
Do you like to art journal? How often do you actually look back at your old journals and flip through? It can be very satisfying to see what you have created, but also helps you to see your growth, your change, over time. I hope you enjoy and thank you for watching!
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