2011 calendars that are printable. And pretty. And free.

I love looking at a fresh, crisp, blank calendar. There's something about it so filled with promise--and unfilled with scribbles and scratch-outs and reminders of stressful days. I think our friends at Red Stamp Cards feel the same way, …

2011 calendars that are printable. And pretty. And free.
I love looking at a fresh, crisp, blank calendar. There's something about it so filled with promise--and unfilled with scribbles and scratch-outs and reminders of stressful days.

I think our friends at Red Stamp Cards feel the same way, since they're offering four lovely free printable calendars. These free 2011 printable calendars use the year-at-a-glance format, perfect for hanging over the desk or by a nightstand. My favorite is the multi-colored modern one, of course, but I'm sure any of them wold make me happy. At least until I start writing on them. -Liz

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