Perpetual Monthly Calendar Print and Cut

by Linda | Jun 14, 2017 | DIY printables

I might be the only geeky person that thinks this is the coolest thing in the world, but recently I saw a perpetual calendar that is basically a bunch of numbers and you slide a frame over the appropriate set of numbers that represent the current month.

OMG! I think it’s totally cool and had the idea to create my own printable of those numbers, because it means I can print out a bunch of copies and cut out the appropriate part that applies to the current month. It saves a load of time and I can have them ready with my crafting and journaling supplies.

You can have a Sunday start or Monday start – or even a Tuesday start if you are weird like that! The point is that the numbers are ordered and you will get a perfect calendar month each and every time. It’s really great for creating mini calendars to stick in your planner. I personally use them for different daily checklists. Like tracking my vitamin intake, no-spend challenges and similar checklists. Whatever you need, it’s a great way to check things off on a mini-calendar. You can easily washi tape it to the wall, fridge or personal notebook.

I don’t know about you, but even though I live crafting, I can live without messing with inks to stamp a perpetual calendar or even writing out all the numbers every time… which especially sucks if you make a mistake!

You can download the PDF of multiple calendars on a full page to print easily or download the single JPG image and size as you need.

Download perpetual monthly calendar printable PDF

Download perpetual monthly calendar JPG image

I hope this quick and simple printable will help you stay more organized and keep track of your goals, month to month. Let me know what you think!

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Free Printable: Let’s Get Healthy Daily Log

by Linda | Jun 7, 2017 | DIY printables

When you don’t feel well, it’s a total drag and negatively impacts not only your well-being, but your work and the people around you. We often treat our symptoms, but forget that many ailments can be traced back to bad habits and a not so ideal lifestyle.

I’ve always been generally healthy and luck to have no major ailments (knock on wood). But I go through the seasons of sickness and more so now, with age, have noticed how much harder it is to plow through difficult times and to bounce back from sickness. There’s also the years and years of wear and tear on my body (and mind) and so I really need to help myself and make a change.

I’ve realized how important is is to build a strong foundation for a healthy lifestyle with good habits, because then it’s not a struggle to “do the right thing.” As a mom, I’m also realizing how important good habits are and how they make life so much easier! When we have a good habit, it all works automatically and it isn’t a struggle. This is especially important for my kids, they just do certain things because it’s become habit. But if I haven’t helped them develop those habits, it’s a constant struggle!

If we are what we eat and do… then it’s supremely important that we know what we are eating and doing and how all of it makes us feel in the end. I think that is the missing component sometimes. From the data collected, we have to realize if it’s making us feel good or not.

I decided to created a daily health log where I would write down my food intake, but also how I feel throughout the day. It’s so helpful to have this all in one place, so that you can easily see patterns and connections.

Use this log for at least two weeks and truly understand what you are doing and how it makes you feel. I recommend starting with logging your food intake, but you can also add in water intake, exercise and even bowel movements. Whatever you want to track, just make a quick note and log how you are feeling. You’ll start seeing connections of when you haven’t eaten well and feel hungry earlier in the day or when you eat something un-agreeable and feel bloated or digestive issues.

Download Lets Get Healthy Daily Log LETTER PDF

Download Lets Get Healthy Daily Log A4 PDF

Just download the printable log in your preferred paper size from the links above and even photocopy so you have a bunch ready. Stick it in a binder and keep it open with a pen ready, in a location, such as the kitchen. This will ensure you remember to log everything down.

If you want to get to a healthier place, then you need to know where you stand right now. That’s why a daily log is so important… because we never remember all the details – you’ve got to write it down.

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BTW, I regularly use essential oils and supplements to help support my well-being, as well as balance my emotions, improve focus and kickstart my motivation. From improving my immune system to alleviating sleeping and digestive issues, I always look for natural solutions for betterment and change. If you are ready for a change, learn more about how I use essential oils here.

Free Printable – Rainbow Yarn Notecards

by Linda | May 3, 2017 | DIY printables

Lately I’ve been trying to practice my knitting again to actually use some of my yarn stash. I’m very much a beginner and know how to cast on, knit and purl. Yep, that’s the extent of my knowledge! In the past, I’ve only ever made scarfs and this month I decided I would tackle making a pair of socks. I know, it’s a big leap! But I am determined to use the yarns that I have, rather than just hoarding them for their pretty colors!

It made me think about how we often can gift yarn to friends or even make something yarny to gift to them. So I decided to create a rainbow colored yarn notecard that is a super fun printable for all your yarn-related correspondence!

It’s super easy to print out these notecards – 4 on a page – trim and include a little message in all the happy mail you send out. Whether it’s a completed project you are gifting or some yarn stash you want to pass along.

Download Rainbow Yarn Notecards LETTER PDF

Download Rainbow Yarn Notecards A4 PDF

You can download your free printable rainbow notecards using the links above – whether you like LETTER sized paper or A4 for us Europeans. I have not included any watermark or copyright/design credit in the design, so you can use the notecards without any other writing or distraction. But please know these are for personal use and you can certainly share by directing folks to my blog here to download. Thank you and enjoy!

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