Top 20 Beautiful Free Printable Calendars for 2010
By Eren Mckay
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Hi! I'm Eren Mckay and I would like to thank you for reading my blog. I provide helpful tips for families in their daily lives and educational resources for teachers.
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Organizing doesn’t have to be boring. You can use artistic calendars and get yourself inspired to accomplish your goals and manage your time in 2010.
This post has a list of the most beautiful free calendars that I have found on the web. Don’t forget to stay updated on inspirational resources for your home and family life by signing up with your email for the Embracing Home newsletter.
Here at the top of the page you can click on any of the links to take you directly to the kind of calendar that you want. You can also scroll to see all calendars. (Whichever way is best for you 
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Sometimes people have calendars but they have no clue as to what to use them for. You can use the calendars for your own individual planning but also to organize a group. Whether you are organizing your family members, coworkers or employees, calendars are a way to keep the communication very clear. The further you plan ahead, the less stress you will have.
The following is a list of ideas for information that you can fill into the calendars:
| • Birthdays & Anniversaries | • Special Events & Holidays |
| • Parties & Outings | • Doctors, Dentists & Exams |
| • Documentation Deadlines |
• Extra Curricular Activities from School |
| • Bills to Pay |
• Employees Missed Days & Loans |
| • Supermarket & Barbers | • Tasks for Work or Study |
Choosing and Printing
Lots of talented graphic artists have created beautiful calendars for you to download. I suggest choosing the calendars that inspire you the most and bring you that feeling of joy. Ask yourself which of the calendars make you feel happy and then simply save it to your computer and print it out. Also don’t forget to share your thoughts in the comment section at the end of the post.
I have small screenshots as a preview of each one so they are easy for you to find. Clicking on the image will open up a new window and take you directly to the calendar page.
Many of the following calendars are in PDF format and require the free Acrobat Reader. If you don’t have the reader, it can be downloaded free from this link (which is the Adobe Acrobat Reader).
So without further ado, here they are :
Graphic Garden
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Alice Cantrell
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Love Obsess Inspire
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Jan Brett
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English and Spanish Calendar
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Pocket Calendar
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Beautiful Calendar
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Photo Calendar
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Cookie Calendar
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Photo Flower Calendar
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Today is Not Your Day
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Black and White Yearly Calendar
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7 Year at a Glance Calendars
Here we have a total of 7 year at a glance calendars to choose from.
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Yearly Photo Calendar
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Dramatic Design
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Smashing Magazine
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You can order these calendars that will come to your home. They don’t send all over the world though. You need to get subscribed to their newsletter in order to receive the calendar.
Joyce Meyer’s Only available in U.S. and Canada. You can only ask for one calendar per household. |
Pillsbury Limited to the United States and one per household. |
| BettyCrocker Limited to the United States and one per household. |
Christian Blind Mission International You need to call toll free for this calendar. |
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What a GREAT collection of calendars, Eren! Thanks for including my desktop calendar in your post. I hope your readers will enjoy it, if they download my calendar!
Ching Ya
Wow you are really dedicated! You must be searching high and low for these spectacular art work. I really like the pocket calender, very useful indeed. Sometimes I’m between huge or cute ones, because I’ll always try to write my plans on them and the spacing is never enough. =P I doubt I would write on the pocket calender it just looks like a great decoration at the same time! Wouldn’t want to ruin that. I’m RT and Stumble this surely!
@wchingya
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Eren Mckay
Hi Kim,
I appreciate your tweet and stumble 
It was my pleasure including your calendar. I’m sure they will enjoy it
Hi Ching Ya,
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Yeah it took quite a while for me to find everything and even more time to put this post together- LOL.
The pocket calendar can be used to put all birthday cards for the month in it. Or you can also put all bills to pay for the month in it too. You can use card stock to prin it out so that it’s firm and won’t tear
In relation to running out of room. I totally hear you. The thing is for scheduling stuff I use a day planner because it has a lot more room.
The other thing I use calendars for is to keep track of which days my helper comes to work. I keep her calendar on the kitchen closet. So the calendar is dedeicated for just that certain subject. That way I don’t run out of space. I keep another calendar just for bill paying and put it on my closet door. I’m a very visual person so printed out calendars are a great tool for me. Thanks for tweeting and stumbling the post.
Blessings always ♥,
Eren
Angie (Losing It and Loving It)
Eren,
Amazing post! I ordered some of the free calendars and saved the flower one too. The flower calendar doesn’t look like it has boxes around the dates but who cares…I can’t wait to print out each month.
One can never have too many calendars LOL I am usually prepared and have at least 4 but right now I have one measly calendar, year at a glance and it’s one of those in the back of a 2009 pocket calendar HA!
I’m sure this took a lot of time to create and come up with such a great selection. Thanks!
Girish Chandran
Great compilation Eren. These online calendars really help me a lot with all those prompt reminders. Now I am better at doing things at the right time. Apart from that I send wishes to friends birthday and other joyous occasions which really surprises them.
Eren Mckay
@Angie - I’m so glad you enjoyed these calendars. Organizing can be boring if we’re not inspired. But knowing that it will save us headaches really motivated me to put together these resources for everybody- especially because they’re pretty and free – Yay!
Since many times calendars don’t have enough space to put too much information, I usually limit the calendar to one or two specific subjects and put it somewhere visible. I have a calendar just to write how many calories I ate that day – LOL.
Anyways, thanks again for telling so many peeps about this post.
@Girish – I also love calendars because they keep me on track for birthdays and special occasions. There have been years when I didn’t do the whole calendar thing because there were too many things going on. Now I can plan things ahead of time and I know I will be less stressed out because of it.
Blessings always ♥,
Eren
Beth Charette
These calendars give me a fuzzy, warm feeling, especially the blue coffee pot designed by Ms. Cantrell.
Calendars serve a special purpose in our lives, regulating us, so we can come together in celebration and reverence.
Calendars schedule thanksgiving, and gift giving, and inspire us to show our love for others in February.
They time long days and short nights, as well as long nights and short days.
They allow us to anticipate cold and warm seasons.
Calendars in short give us a base for living our lives in an orderly fashion, allowing us much more frequent opportunities to come together for creative purposes.
In that that is true, I am thankful for this site in that so many nice choices with respect to calendars are presented in such an attractive way.
Beth
The Business Coach for Moms
Wow! Great calendars! Thanks for putting this together.
Eren Mckay
Hi Beth,
Yes I completely agree with you that calendars are a great tool to help us plan out wonderful occasions like Easter, Thanksgiving, and other special events.
The more we plan ahead, the more we can actually enjoy life instead of rushing through it.
Thanks for stopping by.
Hi Lady T,
I loved putting this post together because I know it will help people. Thank you for tweeting the post
Blessings always ♥,
Eren
Michelle Waters
So I wonder how many calendar geeks we have running around here? LOL!
I admit, I’m a calendar geek myself and I love this list you’ve put together. When I have some more time, I’ll have to come back and check out the cooking and business-related calendars.
I need all the scheduling help I can get.
Thank you!
Eren Mckay
Hi Michelle,
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So glad you stopped by. Calendars are such a wonderful organizing tool when we put them to use and regularly update and check on them.
I think you’ll love the cookies calendar – it looks so yummy
All the best,
Eren
Rich Avery
I’m LOL at the “Today is not your day” calendar. Thanks for providing this resource. I needed a year-at-a-glance calendar. It was easy to print off.
Eren Mckay
@Rich – It’s funny , isn’t it? I love that kind of sarcastic humor. I tweeted the saying the other day – LOL. Glad you liked it
All the best,
Eren
Ana Goncalves
Eren,
That’s a wonderful list of what to do with calendars. Here’s another idea; Re-use your calendars and make envelopes! This is what I do. I have been using one traditional envelope as a stencil, for all the pictures of the calendars. I just unstuck the envelope as a whole and than take the calendar with picture, put the whole envelope on which part i’d like to use, than draw around the envelope. Then cut the stencil out and stick it together following the same principle as the original envelope. Voila, simple and re-usable!
Eren Mckay
What an awesome idea Ana! I have several beautiful calendars that just would break my heart to throw away so I keep them but didn’t know what quite to do with them. You just solved my issue- thanks!
Blessings ♥,
Eren