HOW TO MAKE CALENDARS.

TRADITIONAL CALENDARS

Traditionally calendars are made using a wire binder and a thumbcut punch.

With the advances of digital photography it has become popular to give personalised calendars as Christmas gifts. Until the introduction of our handheld thumbcut punch it has been expensive for individuals to make a quality calendar without considerable financial outlay. 
We are now able to offer a hobby calendar kit, including a wire binder and thumbcut punch for just £129.95.Click here.

For more advanced packages, inc those for commercial applications we now have an extensive range of solutions. Click Here

CALENDARS NOT REQUIRING SPECIALIST EQUIPMENT

There are now a number of solutions where you can make personalised calendars for individuals and promotional uses without the need for the traditional wire binder.

CD Calendars - These are CD shaped cases which hold a calendar and stay open when on a desk, mantelpiece etc. They are made from Perspex, and when closed are the same shape as a normal CD Case.

To make the calendar insert you only need 6 sheets of High Gloss Photographic Paper and a Trimmer. 

The holders and paper are available here in packs of 5:- CD Calendar Holder Kits

Monitor Mates - Are new this year and are being manufactured for us in the UK.

These are aimed more at the promotional market but could easily be customised to make great personalised calendars.

Monitor Mates are designed primarily for attaching to the side of a monitor but are equally at home stuck to any flat surface such as a notebook or even a fridge.

To make these you would only require 2 sheets of High Quality Gloss Inkjet Paper.

They will be packaged in 10's, 100's and 1,000's. Prices to be advised.

Booklet Calendars - These are a stapled version of the traditional calendar which are held together with a couple of staples and can be hung by a hole punched in the top side of the pages.

To make these you will need a long reach stapler and a single hole punch.