Free Calendars for Scrapbooking

 ATTENTION: Are these 2027 Calendars not the ones you need? Then follow this link to find the year you’re looking for.

My blog mailbox is overflowing again with messages and requests from readers. So I plan to respond to as many as I can over the next few months.

Lots of People Asking for the Same Thing

For this week’s Mailbag Monday, I’m fulfilling a request for scrapbooking calendars I’ve received from several eager readers and advanced planners recently.

One wanted to know how soon I’ll publish the 2027 edition of my scrapbooking calendar:

I love your calendar pages!!!!  When will 2027 be available?

Karen

Another reader wrote:

Hello again, we have utilized your amazing, black and white handmade and empty calendars in the past, but we can’t find them on your website, can you send me a direct link?

Thank you and thank you!
Elizabeth

Then followed up by asking about 2027 scrapbooking calendars, too:

Another quick question — Do you have a scrapbook black-and-white calendars ready for 2027? We are using these incredible calendars for our farm calendar… from goats to puppies to when to order feed, etc.

Still another reader enthused:

I am IN LOVE with this calendar! It has been so great for my family and organization. I hope you have a 2027 coming!!

Jen

And yet another reader asked about the same thing:

Just checking the website to see if the 2027 scrapbooking calendar was there. I can hardly wait to see it.

Thanks,
Debbie

Well, Everyone, the wait is finally over! I’m sharing that 2027 scrapbook calendar today (scroll down to the bottom of this post for a sneak peek). But first, I want to discuss…

Smart Ways to Use my Scrapbooking Calendars

My scrapbooking calendars have long been popular with a variety of readers.

• School teachers send copies home with their students with school holidays/events already marked
• Parents use it for keeping track of family activities
• Farm owners (as one shared above) use it for tracking animal births and feed orders
• Scrapbookers use it to help arrange photos and mementos in chronological order
• Lots of readers use it for micro-journaling

Those last two ideas describe how I’ve always used this calendar. By jotting down a sentence a day, I have a succinct, slice-of-life record of family events, big and small.

Then, once the month is complete, I make copies for each of my children and glue them in their scrapbooks. It helps me put photos and mementos in chronological order. And it also gives my kids a narration of their childhood years written in their mother’s handwriting. With twelve children, doing it this way has been a huge time saver for me!

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My 2027 Free Printable Scrapbook Calendar

But for all the folks who are already asking, here is my 2027 Scrapbook Calendar:

And, for those who prefer the DIY version, I’ve also uploaded a 2027 Color-Your-Own Scrapbook Calendar:

Not ready for 2027 calendars yet? You can find free scrapbook calendars for 2025 and 2026 (along with a wide variety of my other free calendar styles) on this page:

Need Help Finding What You’re Looking For?

Sometimes, readers write to ask about printables that are already available on the website. Although you can find much of what we offer on our Free Printables page, that list is not automatically updated. So if you check there first and don’t see what you need, try using one of our search bars to look for it:

You can find another search bar in the top right corner of the website above our blog’s header, one in our footer under the “Let’s Get Social” heading, and a third in the sidebar at right, directly under the photo of me and my husband.

Note that some of my most popular printables started out as special requests from family, friends, and readers.

• I created my first Year-at-a-Glance calendar as a favor to my physician-husband, who wanted a way to track 12 months of call on a single sheet. Later, Read-Aloud Revival suggested using my calendar to help track reading streaks. It’s equally helpful for tracking progress on any other new habit you may be trying to establish, as well.
• Although I’ve been making these scrapbook calendars for decades now, I didn’t think to make them available to readers until one of my daughters-in-law asked me to give her a blank copy of them before filling mine in. She wanted to continue this same tradition with the scrapbooks she’s made for my grandchildren.
• My school attendance chart was the brainchild of another reader. She homeschools in a state that requires documentation for the number of days her children do lessons each year, so I designed this one for her.
• My Medicine Tracking Chart was the request of a reader who had trouble remembering to take his medications on time.

The point? If you can’t find what you’re looking for by using the search bar or checking our printables library, let me know. Describe what you need, and if it sounds like something that would be helpful to other readers, as well, I’ll try to add it to our collection.