Holiday Planner Printables

With the Holiday season upon us, it’s time to prepare! I love to organize, be organized and help others find organization. After scouring the Internets and Pinterest and not finding what I wanted, I decided to make my own. I had recently seen the Martha Stewart office supplies at the local store and used her 5.5 x 8.5 binder as the basis for my creation. I developed several PDF files to get my organization started.

Project printables are all stored in Google Docs and ready to be used in a 5.5 inch x 8.5 inch binder. Sample pages include, Holiday Menu Planner, Master To Do list, Christmas Gift Idea Planner, etc.

The link below will take you to my blog’s home page where you’ll find the links to all the PDF files.

http://thehometeams.blogspot.com/2012/10/planning-your-holiday-notebook.html

Just a Tip!

Difficulty: Very Easy

Budget: Absolutely Free

Estimated Time: Under 30 minutes

You Will Need...

Holiday Printables from Google Docs
5.5 x 8.5 Sized binder
Dividers or Index Tabs
Hole Punch

Instructions

# 1

1. Go to http://thehometeams.blogspot.com/2012/10/planning-your-holiday-notebook.html and print all printables you are wanting to include in your Holiday Planner.

# 2

2 Cut paper to size (5.5 x 8.5 inches), hole punch and arrange binder.

# 3

3. Arrange Holiday Planner according to your needs. Mine is divided into 5 sections: Gifts/Shopping, Holiday Cards, Budget, Menue, and Calendar.

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Kim Barker

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Heather Singleton

Heather Singleton says: #1
help please

This planner would help me so much but I can not figure out how to get the printables. I’ve even searched google docs with no success. Can anyone help me?? Thanks.

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- Emily Plug
  
  Emily Plug says: #2
  
  yes…
  i was wondering exactly the same.
  please help heather and i…
  thanks
  
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  - Megan Millhouse
    
    Megan Millhouse says: #3
    Help for yall
    
    If you go to http://www.thehometeams.blogspot.com/ they are all on there to print off via PDF. You have to send the website a request in order to access the information. Once they’ve said okay to you using it you shouldn’t have a problem
    
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Kim Barker

Kim Barker says: #4
How to get the Printables

Hi ladies!

Sorry about the confusion! This is my first post in TipJunkie and I didn’t get it all loaded and explained correctly. My apologies! I am working to get a direct link put onto the above directions. Should be working in no time!

Email me with any questions!
[email protected]

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