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Free Printable 2026 Monthly Calendar

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Free Printable 2026 Monthly Calendar

Hello sew-friends! The New Year is almost upon us and I’m happy to announce that I have a new 2026 Monthly calendar for you! A new calendar is such a nice way to create a visual fresh start. If you’re anything like me, you have a list of things to do in the new year and now that the new year is here, it’s time to figure out when all those things can be done. :P

I’ve been doing a monthly calendar for many years now (with a few years off). The calendar is designed to be Sunday to Saturday with the dates at the top and plenty of room for making notes at the bottom. This is a great format for documenting your sewing projects, books read or just special events and goals for the month. This year, I’ve added a Year At A Glance design. These pdfs don’t have dates so they can be used for any year and again lots of room for planning your makes.

As usual, the pdfs are free to download when you sign up for the Sew DIY Weekly Newsletter. If you’re already signed up, check your email for a direct download. Or, login to the Resource Library to download (link and password at the bottom of every email).

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Free Printable 2024 Monthly Calendar

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Free Printable 2024 Monthly Calendar

Hello sew-friends! I feel like I blinked and suddenly it’s December! Where did 2023 go? Well, I may not be quite ready to take on 2024—yet—but I do have a new calendar ready to go. Today, I'm very pleased to share that my annual printable calendar is back for 2024.

I’ve been making a version of this free printable calendar for about 10 years now and it’s always a fun design challenge to come up with something new. As always, I like to leave plenty of space for planning and note taking and also make a design that is easy to print at home.

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Printable Modern Holiday Gift Tags — Free PDF Download

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Printable Modern Holiday Gift Tags — Free PDF Download

Way back in 2014, I designed a set of free printable gift tags to be used on your handmade gifts. (Check them out here.) It’s been a whopping 9 years since then, so I thought it was time to release something new. And free! Enter the 2023 Modern Holiday Gift Tags. These tags are inspired by the winter season, featuring modern line drawings of trees and snowflakes.

I love the simplicity of the designs and they were really fun to create. I know everyone has a different style for the holidays so in addition to a traditional green and red color, I also included cream, charcoal, dusty blue and a lime green. There are three different shapes, six designs and six colors. In total, there are 36 designs for you to choose from, making this a really versatile pack of gift tags.

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