Skip to content

MONO and CO

Simple Things I Make And Do

Home

Printable 2014 calendars

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

Share this:

Twitter
Facebook
Tumblr
Pinterest

Like this:

Like Loading...

Posted in DIY PROJECTS, printables 2014 calendar printable organize

Post navigation

< Gift Wrapper Printables

Hello, Twenty Fourteen! >

One thought on “Printable 2014 calendars”

Francesca says:

January 20, 2015 at 10:15 am

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

LikeLike

Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Enter your comment here...

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

Email (required) (Address never made public)

Name (required)

Website

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

Notify me of new comments via email.

Notify me of new posts via email.

Δ

Search for:

hello … and a note

Hi, glad you found my site where I write mostly about my bread recipes + other things I do daily to slow down a little and pare down a lot, especially on food waste and single-use plastics. After all, we only have one earth, let’s be nice to it.

I post a mixture of my own photos and sometimes images that I really like by others, giving proper credits. Email me at {monoandco} at gmail dot com if you like me to remove the post with your image.

Thanks for stopping by.
Sandra

LATELY

How I shop meat-free at wet markets
Croffle or Croissant Waffle
Cinnamon Waffles
4 Things I Don’t Recycle Anymore
No Churn Banana Ice Cream – Immersion Blender Method

Categories

ZERO WASTE
FOOD + RECIPES
FAMILY
DIY PROJECTS
SERIES: SIMPLE PLEASURES

Popular Posts

Homemade Min Chiang Kueh
Reuse and Repurpose: Glass Jars and Bottles
Plastic-Bag-Free Shopping
DIY Beeswax Food Wrap
DIY Beeswax Food Wrap Ver 4.0

Bread Recipes

POTATO
SWEET POTATO
TARO
NATURAL YEAST
OTHERS

Elsewhere

BLOGLOVIN'
FACEBOOK
INSTAGRAM
PINTEREST

instagram

Feel heaty and under the weather? I'll pick up a bottle of 24 flavours herbal tea 二十四味 if I pass by a Chinese medicinal hall. Otherwise, I'll rely on my homebrewed monk fruit tea 罗汉果。 The 24 flavours tea at this hawker stall located in Old Airport Road Food Centre is super bitter, which means it's super cooling and effective to combat heatiness!☀️☀️☀️

The market stallholders are always very impressed by the seemingly endless number of reusables I bring along for grocery shopping. What they don't know is that I have already roughly planned a shopping list in my head before heading out, so I will bring the right type and quantity of containers. Sticking to a short grocery list helps to ease the reusable container load too. Otherwise, I'll look like Santa Claus carrying a big sack of presents, even before stepping inside the market. 😅

People often ask me if it's difficult to bring along my own shopping bags and food containers, just to avoid a few plastic disposables. My reply? I find recycling and throwing out rubbish more troublesome! ♻️

To be ready for homemade frozen yogurt all the time, I have been storing my ice cream maker's bowl in my freezer. This means that I can't stock too much frozen food at home; just enough to fill up the freezer without jam-packing it. Did you know that a full (note: not overflowing!) freezer retains cold better and thus will work more efficiently than an empty one? Another mistake is keeping food in freezer for too long, thinking that frozen food will last forever. So it is always a good idea to organise and rotate frozen food to use up the oldest ones first.

Finally used up the last of my chia seeds, stored in the coldest part of the fridge. Bought 1kg of chia seeds as a bigger pack is cheaper. I ended up eating expired chia seeds for one year 😂 Lesson? Buy only what I can finish, ie the smallest pack next time. Or share with friends when bulk purchasing!

Recently discovered naturally fermented mantou from @dough_magic_official The stallholders are very BYO-friendly and accept all containers I bring for takeaways.

Bread baked this month: Dragon Fruit Buns, Brown Sugar Boule and Taro Walnut Loaf. The last loaf has a small bump as I made a mini loaf without walnuts, customising for someone who doesn't like nuts in bread. 🍞

Shopping at the wet markets means I get to choose more produce from local farms, in quantity I can use up, without generating large amount plastic waste from packaging.

What happens when my oatflour-only pancake recipe fails to hold properly, producing pancake crumbs instead? Serve them as they are! The crumbs are edible, just not in their pretty form. To make it prettier AND delicious, I added fresh raspberries and drizzled coconut milk, so no one can tell it's a failed attempt. No food wasted!

Blog at WordPress.com.

%d bloggers like this: