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December is here! Have you printed your free calendar? Plus, you can get ready for 2021 (yes, please!) with next year’s calendars from Printable2021calendars.com.
Please take a moment visit the FreePrintable.net Patreon page, where you can consider making a monthly pledge to support the creation of new printables. Thank you!
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Whether you have a finite number of things to do, are organizing for the holidays, or just like goal-setting, you’ll find hundreds of to do lists at PrintableToDoList.com. I’ve just added even more lists, and like everything at the site, each is free to download and print.
There are 33 new checklists, planning lists, and other to-do lists to the site, and there are now 359 printables in all.
You’ll find new cleaning checklists, including for cleaning the kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom, and outdoor areas on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. There are also new holiday to-do lists, including a Hanukkah list and a wish list.
A few of the new templates are especially useful during the Covid-19 pandemic. There are lists to list deliveries, favorite restaurants, video chats, and “bubble” contacts.
I’ve also added a series of to-do lists for each month of the year, with colorful titles. The lists have room for an overall task list and mini to-do lists by week, along with checkboxes.
PrintableToDoList.com has complex lists for staying organized, budgeting, gift-tracking, and more, plus sheets with several small lists on each page.
Everything at the site is free to download and print for free in PDF format or as a DOC file you can type into using Microsoft Word.
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From gift tags and stationery to coloring pages and Santa letters, the FreePrintable.net sites have hundreds of printables for the holiday season.
SantaPrintables.com has expanded its letters from Santa, with templates for all kinds of situations and concerns, including the pandemic. These letters are handy for anyone who needs to help Mr. Claus (or the elves or reindeer) with a reply. The site also has letters for babies, pets, and even grownups. The site is also home to greeting cards, games, and other
activities.
Print free Christmas coloring pages from FreePrintableColoringPages.net and color gingerbread, Christmas trees, reindeer, presents, stockings, and other winter and holiday scenes.
FreePrintableGiftTags.net has gift tags with graphics of children, snow, elves, and other iconic holiday images. The Christmas certificates and gift certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net make nice stocking stuffers.
The grocery lists and menu planners at FreePrintableGroceryList.com are especially handy, as are Christmas recipe cards from FreePrintableRecipeCards.net.
If you need letters, page borders, signs, and flyers for the holidays, visit
FreePrintableStationery.net, FreeLetterheadTemplates.net, PageBorders.net, PrintableSigns.net, and PrintableFlyerTemplates.net. Holiday banners can be found at PrintableBanners.net, or you can create your own with the free banner maker.
There’s a free version of every printable at my FreePrintable.net sites. Some, such as the recipe cards, signs, certificates, and Santa letters, are free as PDFs or a few dollars for a customizable DOC version.
There’s a new, convenient option this year. You can instantly have a range of Christmas printables, including a few Santa letters, in the form of the Christmas Pack. The Pack contains 40 specially curated printables for just $11. (That’s 10 percent off with the newsletter subscriber discount automatically applied).
Thanks for sending me your ideas for new printables. I’ve got lots more planned for 2021. Please remember to visit the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider becoming a member with a monthly pledge. Happy printing!
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Sincerely,
FreePrintable.net
kevin@freeprintable.net
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