Free Calendar Template for 2019 | Design Your Own Calendar!
I absolutely love designing my own calendars. I just can’t seem to find the style I want in any store! I’m sure I’m not the only one, so I decided to give away my calendar template for 2019. (Free for personal and commercial use without credit!)
The template is 11x 17 in, which you can have printed at most office supply stores (or buy a pack of paper and print them at home!).You can use the template to make your own calendar to give away or sell. You could even change out the image as your work evolves over the year.
I made the calendar in 2 layers, so you can adjust the colors and add your own artwork easily. If you make a calendar, I would love to see it! Tag me on Instagram or Facebook @lizkohlerbrown
Don’t want to make your own calendar? No problem. You can download and print mine below. Click on the calendar you want to download below.
*Note: This is a PSD file, so once you download it, import it into Procreate rather than placing it in an existing Procreate file. To change the text colors, Aplha Lock the text layer, select the layer, then choose your color and click the Fill option on the layer.
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