How To: Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

2012 has arrived! Time to get rid of that generic 2011 calendar that was gifted to you two Christmases ago and replace it with a new and updated calendar, personalized with your own photos. Thanks to the wonderful girls at Shutter Sisters, creating your own 2012 photo calendar is quick and simple to make with these DIY templates.

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

The template file contains each month, including a cover, with instructions for setting up and printing your calendar. After setting up each page of your calendar, you'll want to continue with the following steps. (Note: You must have Adobe Photoshop in order to open the template files.)

Step 1 Print Out Each Individual Page of the Calendar

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

Step 2 Trim the Edges of the Calendar Pages to the Appropriate Size

To make it easier to trim at the right measurements, when printing the page, go to the "Output" option and check the box that says "Corner Crop Marks".

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

Step 3 Stack All the Pages in Proper Order and Clip Them Together

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

Voila! Quick and easy. Hang the calendar on the wall or find a jewel CD case, reverse the covers, and use it as an easel to hold the calendar on top of it. If you happen to create your own photo calendar, share it with us on the Phone Snap cordboard.

How to Make a DIY Photo Calendar for 2012

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