FreePrintable.net: 2016 Calendars

Published: Tue, 12/15/15

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The Next Year Edition

A new year is almost upon us. I’m ready, though, at least when it comes to printable calendars. My site, Printable2016calendars.com, is welcoming in 2016 with a wide variety of full-page, year-on-a-page, and other calendars for each month of 2016 and for the year as a whole. Besides the 2016 calendars site, I also offer free printable calendars for any year from 1800 to 2099 at RocketCalendar.com. And if you’re looking for Hebrew calendars, or calendars highlighting Jewish holidays, visit PrintableJewishCalendar.com.

Also, remember the FreePrintable.net sites for your last-minute Christmas needs. There’s no need to run to the store when you can instantly print gift tags, stationery, certificates and more. And you can find dozens of Christmas morning letters from Santa, plus coloring pages and other fun stuff, at SantaPrintables.com.

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2016 Calendars

I’ve been offering free printable yearly calendars each year for more than eight years, and they’re among the most popular of all my printables. In fact, I’ve been getting lots of emails lately asking when I’ll have ALL the 2016 designs up at Printable2016calendars.com. They’re here! Besides the core selection of monthly and yearly 2016 calendars, you’ll now find favorite specialty layouts such as large print, wallet size, and three months per page.

There are year-on-a-page calendars in both horizontal and vertical orientations as well as academic year calendars. Some denote holidays in red. A few have Monday as the start day. Choose from PDF or editable DOC format; both versions are free.

I’ve also included full-year calendars in bookmark form as well as a layout that can be placed around a computer monitor.

You’ll find a colorful calendar, a cute calendar with a scalloped design, calendars for use in scrapbooking projects, and a list-style calendar.

As I mentioned earlier, the annual calendar sites aren’t the only places to find FreePrintable.net calendars. If you’re looking for any year’s calendar, from 1800 to 2099, you can instantly generate, view, and print one at RocketCalendar.com. These are handy for everything from memory-keeping to tax planning to writing a futuristic novel. If you need Hebrew calendars (such as current year 5776), or just Gregorian calendars with Jewish holidays indicated, those can be found at PrintableJewishCalendar.com.

Again, everything at my calendar sites is absolutely free to download and print!

Enjoy the rest of 2015! Thanks as always for your suggestions for new printables, and happy printing!

Kudos

I’ve gotten so many emails from people who are enjoying my coloring pages for grownups, a fun complement to the coloring pages for kids I’ve offered for years. Thanks, too, to those of you who have ordered the Floral Coloring Book, the first already-printed, professionally bound book ever from FreePrintable.net. It’s 50 pages of coloring goodness in convenient 6-by-9-inch size. Also available for purchase is an instant download of all 90 pages at my grownup coloring site. Or, download pages individually for free.

Recently, user D.C. wrote: “I just read that coloring is almost as good as meditation! Thank you!”

Popular Printables

With the holiday season in full swing, I took a look at which 20 items are downloaded most often across all my FreePrintable.net sites. Sure enough, in the past week, besides the always-hot calendars and paper, there were several Christmas printables among the most popular.

Several holiday borders from PageBorders.net have been downloaded quite a bit, which isn’t surprising since these versatile designs can be used as letterhead, for flyers, and even as frames. The ones that made the Top 20 include a border surrounded in Christmas lights, one with a house with snowflakes and snowmen, and one with holly and berries.

Christmas stationery is also big this week, especially a design featuring three large snowmen on a snowy background.

SantaPrintables.com letters from Santa are popular, including a gender-specific letter and a joking letter for adults or older children regarding the “naughty list.” In the same spirit, a printable “official warning” from Santa is also in the Top 20.

Rounding out the most-downloaded holiday printables is a Santa gift tag showing the big guy heading down a chimney with packages.

All of the printables have a free version, so be sure to check out the FreePrintable.net sites for all your holiday and non-holiday needs.

To see which printables are most popular at all the FreePrintable.net sites combined by day, week, or month, just visit: FreePrintable.net/popular/.

Sincerely,

FreePrintable.net

kevin@freeprintable.net