How to Pick the Right Calendar Size

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Summary: Calendars come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Learn which one is right for you in this free video series that will have you making your own calendars in no time.

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Jessica Cain Jessica Cain loves any excuse to get crafty, plan a party, or make personalized gifts! Her other hobbies include studying severe weather and keeping up with t... read more

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How to Pick the Right Calendar Size

Hi! I'm Jessica Cain with expertvillage.com, and I'm here to show you how you can create your family calendar to make a great gift. To get started on your calendar, you'll want to go to the "store" icon. You can shop my category. There is a link for calendars. You can choose between the 11 1/2 x 14 or 8 1/2 x 11. There's about a 9-10 dollar price difference on each one. The 8 1/2 x 11 seems to work just fine for me, so then you'll create your classic calendar. You have several layouts that you can choose from ranging from seasonal, which will have hearts in February, clovers in March, and things like that for different seasons. I went with this studio look, which makes it all black and white. It make the pictures kind of stand out. The busier backgrounds kind of seem to take away from the picture, so I just stick with the classic theme.