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Happy first day of Winter…Today I have released a doodled annual calendar for 2020 so that you can get ready for all your planning for the upcoming year.  Yes, we are barely getting through the busy holidays, but I wanted to get ahead of the game this year to help you with your 2020 planning.

This year,  I have  created a “new”  annual calendar format for those who are most likely  to  refer to the week number for project life as well as regular personal and work planning!

Ideally, you can use your calendar by  referring to  each week during your planning time and planning out your weekly to do’s.  You might have developed the habit of taking at least 20 minutes every Sunday evening to view the week’s upcoming tasks and to do’s on your to-do list.  If not, now’s the time to develop that habit for the new year especially if “being more productive” will be one of your New Year’s resolutions.

Here’s a bucket list of some activities to do during the holiday and  winter season.

Here’s a few more…

Using your Annual Calendar

I designed this organization/planner freebie in order to get a bird’s eye view of the year all on one page and decorated it with a variety of doodles. The font for the calendar is Pompiere , the week format is Sunday through Saturday and the weekends are light grey.  I have provided two annual calendar printables, one regular and one with the week’s number on the left hand side.  You can reduce the printable in order to fit most planners,  if you would like to use them as an insert.

You can use the calendar to refer to as you plan your week or for other purposes.

Planning Your Week

I also designed a printable to use as a brain dump to provide you a “worksheet” to gather or place all your tasks for the upcoming week.  It’s sort of a pre-plannning sheet or a place to list all your “to do’s” and then commit them to a specific day.

It isn’t a necessary step, but I find it helpful to write up all my tasks, then allocate the day of the week I will post them in my planner.  If I don’t get to all of the tasks, at least I can pick from the “top three” tasks for each day and feel I have been productive.

Here’s a sample of that weekly planner page.  You can click on the image to access that printable as well.

Choosing Your Planner

Your planner choice will be  a very personal one ( if you are not using one already) and there are many variables that will contribute to  your decision.  I will go through some of those variables in future posts.

However, since I do provide many of my own Erin Condren printable designs on this blog, I wanted to show you a sample layout for the “new” redesigned Erin Condren interior pages.   Due to copyright, this is just a similar design  of Erin Condren’s “new” redesigned layout but not an exact one.  This gives you an idea  of how one of your pages might be laid out as you list your tasks.  I’ve taken some of the tasks from my winter bucket list.

In addition, I have a board on Pinterest you might want to follow that has several ideas by  other designers for Home Office Planning , stationery and Erin Condren Life Planner, Happy Planner, and other types of planner needs.  You can view that board here, Home Office | Planners & Stationery Favs.

Facts about the freebie:

• These free printables were designed on an 8 1/2″ by 11″ pdf file.
•  File size: 307KB & 348KB
• These elements were created at 300 dpi, so your printing results should be very clear and sharp.
• Printing tip:   I would adjust the printing quality on your printer in order that you do not get an excessive amount of ink saturation.  Just a tip, if you plan to use regular office paper as this freebie is at 300 dpi and you may need to adjust as you print.
• Color scheme: black, white, dark grey

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Thank you for your single pins and for some of you,  multiple pins of my various designs on Pinterest as well as Facebook and Instagram  links.  I also appreciate mentions in your blogs with appropriate link backs and active links.

Some things you should know before downloading:

* Vintage Glam Studio printables ) are for PERSONAL USE ONLY.
*You may not re-sell, redistribute, or claim the original or derivative designs as your own.
*Please do not remove the watermark or modify the design in any way other than for your own Personal use.
*If you post this on the internet, please give credit to Vintage Glam Studio & link back to my blog, so others can obtain the resources.  Pinterest, Twitter and Facebook are great social media sharing platforms, it’s the  sharing without a link back that can be a problem.

You can access the pdf file for the regular annual calendar >>>>> HERE.  Or if you like, click on the picture below for the download.

You can access the pdf file for the 2020 designated weeks annual calendar >>>>> HERE.  Or if you like, click on the picture below for the download.

Image Credit

Most images in this printable are original illustrations by Vintage Glam Studio and  are under copyright with a few that are under commercial use or creative commons licensing.

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