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Reader Requests: Praying for your Husband & Other Printables

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Monday Mailbag Q&A

For today’s Mailbag Monday column, I’m responding to several of the reader requests I’ve received recently. Most of these involve tweaking a variety of my free printable calendars, including my “Praying for Your Husband” 31-Day prayer guide.

Reader Request: As You Wish!

Scrapbook Calendars

First, Debbie writes:

I absolutely love your scrapbook calendars. Will you be doing one for next year? I’ve already filled the borders up in December for appts I have in January.

The answer is, yes, I’m definitely planning on doing more scrapbook calendars. I’ve been making them every year for as long as I can remember, and fully intend to post a new one every year on this blog. In fact, I finished next year’s calendar over the weekend and uploaded it to my free printable calendars page. You can download your copy by following this link.

Scrapbooking Calendars

Perpetual Calendar Months

Next, Lorna writes:

I would like to print just the list of your printable months. They would be perfect for a perpetual calendar.

That was a little trickier, but I isolated the names of the months from my original drawings and saved them. Click on the image below to download all twelve months:

free printable month names

[click on image to print all 12 month names]

Academic Calendars with August Start

Then Kristi writes with another calendar request:

Your academic calendars are exactly what I am looking for…except that we start our school year in August (not July). Before I go and make my own templates, would you be willing to share yours? If not, no worries! I know mixing around all the spacing so they are *just right* is time consuming. I have templates for just about everything – groceries, homeschool lessons, etc. etc. Again, thank you for your blog!

Sorry to keep folks waiting so long for this one. I’ve received this same request from multiple readers over the years, so I finally made the switch and began offering my academic calendars with an August start. You can download a calendar for the current school year here.

Free Printable Academic Calendars

31-Day Prayer Calendar in KJV

And finally, I received a request from Diane about my 31-Day Prayer Calendar:

I love your Praying for Your Husband printable, but would like the Bible verses in KJV with the woman wearing a headcovering, as that is what we practice. Would you be able to do this?

And the answer to that one is yes, too. Try this one on for size:

Free printable 31 Days of Praying for Your Husband

click to print 31-Day Guide to Praying for Your Husband”

And that’s all for today, folks! Whew! It feels good to knock out so many reader requests at one time.

Do you have a special need or request? Let me know about it in the comment section below or email me. I’ll be happy to fulfill as many as time allows.

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  1. Dawn Roddy says

    October 4, 2017 at 5:12 pm

    I love your scrapbooking calendar and I use it every year. I’ve noticed Oct-Dec 2018 is off one day…Oct 1st should be on a Monday.

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    • Jennifer Flanders says

      October 5, 2017 at 7:04 am

      How embarrassing! Thank you SO MUCH for letting me know about that, Dawn. I’ve made the corrections and uploaded the revised calendar above. You can also download it here. 🙂

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