Author: Kay

My site PrintablePaper.net has dozens of new printable paper designs, including new variations of dot paper such as grids with two, three, four, six, or eight sets of dots. These can be used to solve math problems, make art, and more. There’s also new full-page legal and ledger dot paper.

There are now 1,754 printables at PrintablePaper.net ranging from lined and graph paper to specialty papers and games. There’s calligraphy paper, penmanship paper (including new designs), music paper, brochures, budgets, score sheets, and paper for crafting.

There’s a free option for every printable at PrintablePaper.net.

There’s new penmanship paper, including Korean manuscript paper for lettering practice and French ruled letter paper as well as landscape-oriented, college-rule lined paper and narrow lined paper designed for writing from right to left.

Other new specialty paper includes yellow legal, paper with dotted lines and ruled paper with gray squares that overlap the lines.

The printable 2018 calendars are ready! I launched Printable2018calendars.com awhile back, but I’ve now added all of the designs to the site, including basic monthly calendars as well as specialty versions. They range from all-on-one-page to large print calendars to decorative calendars.

I created my first dedicated calendars site nearly 10 years ago. Wow! And here’s a heads up: The 2019 calendars site is already up at Printable2019calendars.com with some basic designs for those of you who really like to plan ahead.

At Printable2018calendars.com, you can download monthly calendars a month at a time or as and all-in-one download. The year-on-a-page designs include horizontal and vertical orientations. Some weeks start on Monday while others start on Sunday. Some versions have have shaded weekends, room for notes, and holidays in red. There are several academic calendars for 2018-19 and 2019-20, a full-color decorative calendar, calendars with “mini months” on each page, weekly calendars, bookmark calendars, a “cute” scalloped calendar, calendars that fit in scrapbooks, a foldable desk calendar, calendars with room for photos, and a skinny strip calendar that can be taped alongside a computer monitor. Other versions display two, three, or four months per page.

Each calendar is free to download and print as PDF and most are free as DOC files, too, able to be edited and typed into using Microsoft Word or another compatible program so you can add birthdays, appointments, and so on.

I also offer RocketCalendar.com, which lets users generate a free calendar for any year from 1800 through 2099. And PrintableJewishCalendar.com has free Jewish calendars with Gregorian and Hebrew dates as well as Jewish holidays.

My sites have hundreds of Christmas printables to download and print for free. You can “help” Santa out with a letter from Santa, present a holiday certificate, share a recipe card, or save yourself a trip to the store by printing gift tags.

I recently added new Christmas stationery to FreePrintableStationery.net and holiday to-do lists to PrintableToDoList.com.

The dozens of Santa letter templates include illustrated designs for Christmas morning, baby’s first Christmas, pets, religious families, and kids with concerns about the holiday (such as the chimney situation, or family matters). There are even joking letters for “naughty” older kids and grownups. The letters from Santa are free as a PDF download or $5 as an editable DOC file that can be customized in Microsoft Word so you can add details about your family, traditions, gifts, and so on. SantaPrintables.com also has games, an Advent calendar, and greeting cards.

There’s a large selection of free Christmas coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net, including kids celebrating, festive trees, grinning Santas, yummy candy, chilly snowmen, and lots more.

Head to FreeLetterheadTemplates.net for holiday letterhead, PageBorders.net for page borders, PrintableFlyerTemplates.net for Christmas flyers at PrintableSigns.net for Christmas signs.

FreePrintableGroceryList.com has Christmas shopping lists and menu planners, while Christmas recipe cards can be found at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net (free as PDFs or $7 per design for a customizable DOC version). The holiday gift tags are at FreePrintableGiftTags.net and they’re ideal for presents or gifts of food. Consider printing them on cardstock or sticker paper!

The Christmas certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net make great stocking stuffers and include a “lump of coal” as well as “naughty” and “nice” certificates for older kids or grownups.

Santa can use a little help! SantaPrintables.com has added 24 new letters from Santa. These illustrated templates let parents, grandparents and so on assist the busy guy with replies to children this holiday season.

“Kids love writing letters to Santa. But half the fun is getting a reply,” said Kevin Savetz, the site’s creator. “These letters have holiday-themed borders and wording for all kinds of situations. Plus, they are digitally ‘signed’ by Santa.”

The letters are free to print as-is in PDF form. There’s also the option to purchase a $5 editable version that can be opened in Microsoft Word (or any DOC-compatible program) and typed into, so users can add names, family details, gift references and more.

The colorful borders feature presents, trees, ornaments, Santa and elves. Each letter has wording for situations ranging from Baby’s First Christmas to special concerns a child might have. There are even letters to the family pet. And not all of the letters are from Santa. The elves, Mrs. Claus and reindeer have “written” letters as well.

There’s a letter covering why a present has to be delivered early, the reasons Santa can’t bring a puppy or a new baby, promises to replace a broken or defective toy, and how parents can be Santa’s helpers. There’s a new Santa concern letter about St. Nicholas, a letter explaining how Santa travels the world in one night and a humorous letter about whether or not Santa is breaking and entering in the family home.

“The funny Santa letters at SantaPrintables.com are especially popular,” Savetz said. “Adults and older children will enjoy hearing about their ‘naughty’ behavior and the lump of coal that is due to them.”

There are new Magic Elf letters, a “naughty notice” that cites bad behavior, a letter about why the elf didn’t move overnight and other missives from Andy the Elf. Some of these are written in rhyming verse.

The site also has templates for children to fill out when writing to Santa, gender-specific letters and Christmas-themed games and activities.

Happy Hanukkah! In 2017, the holiday begins on Dec. 12 in 2017. My FreePrintable.net websites have dozens of Hanukkah printables, from gift tags and page borders to certificates and banners.

At FreePrintableGiftTags.net, there’s a broad selection of full-color Hanukkah gift tags illustrated with presents, dreidels, Stars of David, and menorahs. Stick one on a present (with tape or print on sticker paper). Or, add a tag to a gift of food.

You’ll find a Hanukkah grocery list and other shopping lists and menu planners at FreePrintableGroceryList.com. A Hanukkah recipe card with dreidels can be found at FreePrintableRecipeCards.net.

There are more than a dozen Hanukkah coloring pages at BibleColoringPages.org. Kids can color a traditional menorah lighting, a celebratory meal, or illustrations of children.

PrintableJewishCalendar.com has Jewish calendars that cover the year 2017 and Hebrew year 5777. There are versions with Hebrew dates and Gregorian equivalents, Jewish holidays noted, and other configurations. They’re all free, and would make a nice gift. Try printing onto cardstock, laminating a calendar, or rolling up a year’s worth of pages and tying them up with a ribbon.

PrintableBanners.net has a blue Hanukkah banner that says “Happy Hanukkah,” Hanukkah signs can be found at PrintableSigns.net, and PageBorders.net has a colorful Hanukkah border.

For all your Hanukkah faxing needs, head to FreeFaxCoverSheets.net for Hanukkah fax cover sheets.

There are Hanukkah certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net, including versions with “Chanukah” spelling.

There’s a free version of every printable. In some cases, such as recipe cards and certificates, a PDF version is free while a customizable DOC (Microsoft Word) version costs a few dollars.

If you’re starting a new business or expanding an existing one, you’ll want to check out the business plan templates at BusinessPlanTemplate.net. I’ve just added two dozen new documents that support the creation of such a plan.

The site has a large selection of sample business plans as well as forms and charts. There are also several articles with tips on how to frame and write a plan.

All of the business forms and templates are free to download, edit, and print for your personal use.

The new additions to BusinessPlanTemplate.net include budget forms, income and expense sheets, a bank reconciliation statement, balance sheets, and applications for employees and investors.

There are also templates for business proposals, a contingency plan, succession planning documents, a marketing calendar, and worksheets for creating bylaws and mission statements. Other forms are intended for website planning such as a traffic tracker.

There are more than 100 sample business plans at BusinessPlanTemplate.net. Besides plans for start-ups and expansions, there are templates for specific businesses as well as a one-page business plan and a fill-in-the-blanks business plan. They’re appropriate whether you’re growing your business or seeking new investors.

The free printables are available in editable DOC (Microsoft Word) format, and, in some cases, as XLS (Excel) files.

I’ve added more than two dozen new printable flyers to PrintableFlyerTemplates.net. The new additions range from party and event flyers to advertising and lost and found flyers.

The flyers are all free to download and print in PDF or editable DOC format. Many are illustrated. Some are formatted with tear-off information strips at the bottom. You’re sure to find a flyer for your personal, business, or school needs. There are 358 flyers in total at the site.

The newest printable flyer designs include flyers for: retro dance parties, a circus, Earth Day, a fish fry and a magic show.

New advertising flyers include: a rummage sale, a flea market, a food truck, an ice cream truck, and a substance abuse support group. There are also new designs for kitty or puppy adoption that would be perfect for individuals or shelters.

The newest service flyers are intended for a barber shop and a carpet cleaning service. There are also new flyers with graphics for croquet, outer space, stargazing, and dinosaurs.

The new lost and found flyer offers a reward for a stolen car.

PrintableFlyerTemplates.net also has real estate flyers and other handbills and leaflets.

If you don’t find the flyer you need, email me your ideas or visit PrintableSigns.net to see more than 4,100 printable signs.