My 2022 printable calendar is finally here!
I can’t quite believe that we’re less than 2 months away from the new year! I usually like to get this up for you guys a little earlier in the fall, but this year has been a whirlwind to say the least, because I gave birth to my first baby in the summer!
Motherhood so far has been such an amazing journey, but I was so unprepared for the exhaustion it brings, especially in the early days. I’m only just starting to crack open my laptop again during naptimes.
The first thing on my list was to make my 2022 calendar so that I could start planning a great year of family memories, and now I’m sharing it with all of you so that you can do the same. My schedule is so much busier thanks so this new little bundle of joy, which makes my 2022 calendar even more special and important.
Use this calendar any way you want! You could use it for party planning, meal planning, family daydreaming or as a workout tracker.
I printed out my 2021 calendar and it was super helpful in keeping track of all my appointments and noting down all those lovely little baby milestones! There are endless possibilities for how you can use your free calendar. Comment below and let me know how you’re using yours!
The free 2023 printable calendar is now ready! Download it here
Not ready for 2022 and still looking for the 2021 calendar?
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Make sure to download your printable 2022 calendar today – it won’t cost you anything! Just scroll down the page and hit the download button!
need to know more?
These calendar pages have a month on each page, and you can choose from Monday or Sunday start. Both files are included in the download, so you can use the one that works best for you!
They’re in PDF format in a zipped file, and are sized for US Letter paper / 8.5 x 11 inches.
They’d absolutely work for A4 or other paper sizes as well though!
My own calendars are well used throughout the year, so for the best results I’d recommend printing this calendar on white cardstock. It’s sturdier and holds up well as you use it over the month. But if you don’t have cardstock to hand, or just prefer to use something lighter, then regular printer paper works really well too! You could even take the file to your local copyshop for printing.
Print out a month at a time, or print the whole year in one go. Use it whichever way works best for you!
For my own use, I like to print all the pages out at one and clip them together with a cute binder clip like this one, and then the clip to a cork board. But sometimes I also like to clip the pages to a wooden clipboards like these, and then hang it from the wall.
I’ve also seen people adding them to a cute picture frames, and switching out the pages each month.
I also like to print these pages out onto smaller paper and paste them to my bullet journal for a quick monthly over page. One of the things I love most about this printable calendar is how versatile it is!
Comment below and let me know how you’re using your 2021 printable calendar!
READY TO DIVE IN?
Download your free 2022 monthly calendar PDF below!
PIN IT FOR LATER
If you like this free printable calendar then I would absolutely love it if you could pin this post for later and share it with your friends!
Hi Cheryl…
Indeed you ARE a creative mama!! Your calendars are unbeatable… just now printing off 2022, having struggled with the poor excuse of a dreary zero personality version! Loved your 2021 but couldn’t recall just how I obtained it… duh, just search online, BL! Will never lose your address again! Thanks so much for sharing your whimsy and cheery pigeon-toed characters along with their cute accessories! Only thing I’d change is making the numbers bolder. Was it YOU who caricatured your image?
Oh, thank you so much Bonnie! So glad you’re enjoying the calendars
And thanks for the feedback, that’s a great idea! I’ll make a note of that for the next one.
My profile pic is the work of a lovely illustrator called Lisa Isn’t she talented?!