Question about Penny's 5x7 Calendar Templates

[mariewilcox]

These:

I love the simplicity of them but after you print the pages how do you present them? For some reason I am having a total mental block on how to give them as a gift....

 

[jacinda]

You could have them bound along the top edge, or find an acrylic stand alone frame and pop the first page in that, and leave the rest tied with a ribbon in a pretty box.

We have these at our dollar store:

 

[mariewilcox]

Oh good idea Jacinda - I haven't seen those kind of frames around in forever. I'll have to check the dollar stores here.

 

[Lyd]

I use those clear plastic frames too. I make one of these calendars for my hubby every year for him to take to work. He loves them.

 

[mariewilcox]

I'm making one for my sister for her desk at work - I will have to be on the look out for those frames from now on!

 

[NeverendingJen]

you can also just sure a regular 5x7 frame, as long as it is designed to sit on a table. that's what I use for mine.

 

[MamaBee]

I make my own stand out of cardboard for my hubby... take a long piece of cardboard and fold it into a triangle...

 

[origami]

You can get 5X7 magnetic slip in frames at places like Hobby Lobby or sometimes Walmart.

 

[KateD]

I make my own stand out of cardboard for my hubby... take a long piece of cardboard and fold it into a triangle...

This is awesome, Rebecca! Perfect for a guy!!

 

[mariewilcox]

Oh awesome idea Rebecca! I'm making one for my guy cousin too so maybe I'll do something like that for him!

 

[Penny Springmann]

I used a regular 5x7" frame for my dad's calendar last year. In the past I used an acrylic frame from the dollar store.