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December 28, 2013October 28, 2014 | San

Printable calendars found : (** Designs to be released on monthly basis)

Month by Month

Design is Yay!
Eat Drink Chic
Smäm
Francesca Lancisi
My Scandinavian Home
Mira Moln
Shhh My Darling **
Only Deco Love **

Planner style :

Ellli
Design Eat Repeat
Zu Galerie **

Yearly:

Typo : Only Deco Love

Something Different:

Mood Calendar : Funky Time

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Francesca says:

January 20, 2015 at 10:15 am

Thank you so much for sharing!
(better late than never!)

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