Printable Crochet Holiday Planner Pages

Are you thinking about the holidays? There are gifts to make, decorations to make, and still fall accessories waiting to be made. This Printable Crochet Holiday Planner was designed to help you organize and schedule everything you want to accomplish this holiday season.

Below you will learn how you can print this holiday planner for free and how to use each page to help you stay organized and productive. This planner was made for my newsletter subscribers. Just subscribe to get access to the printable holiday planner. It is free to subscribe and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Stay organized with a Printable Crochet Holiday Planner. This planner is free to newsletter subscribers and will keep you on track this holiday season.

Printable Crochet Holiday Planner

In a minute I will tell you exactly how to get these printable crochet holidays planner, but first, let’s look at what pages are included in the free printable.

This printable Crochet Holiday Planner includes:
– A cover page
– Binder spine inserts
– How to Pick the Perfect Gift Guide
– A Perfect Gift Brainstorming Page
– Gift Giving List
– Holiday Decor List
– Estimated Time Need List
– 5 Calendar Pages (to plan out your crochet schedule.)

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Feel free to print out the cover pages for this planner or add the pages to your Crochet Pattern Binder.

Stay organized with a Printable Crochet Holiday Planner. This planner is free to newsletter subscribers and will keep you on track this holiday season.

How to Pick the Perfect Crochet Gift

A few years ago I wrote the Handmade Gift Giving Guide that had 5 questions to ask yourself to help you pick the perfect gift for someone on your list. I decided to put a mini-guide in the Holiday planner to make picking the perfect gift nice and easy.

Stay organized with a Printable Crochet Holiday Planner. This planner is free to newsletter subscribers and will keep you on track this holiday season.

Once you have read through the guide you can use the “Perfect Gift List” to log the answers to your questions and brainstorm the perfect gift. The guide also provides a lot of suggestions for great gifts for different types of people.

Of course, if you are looking for the perfect pattern for someone, make sure to check our my patterns page. There are 200+ free crochet patterns that would make wonderful gifts! Below are some of my favorite crochet gift patterns with the links to the pattern listed below the photo.

1. Dragon Hooded Scarf | 2. Heirloom Doll | 3. Kid’s Mittens
4. Bowl Cozy | 5. Herringbone Beanie | 6. Colorblocked Pot Holder
7. Quick and Easy Slippers | 8. Portable Checkerboard | 9. Sword and Sheild Pillows
1. Prismatic Beanie | 2. Textured Fingerless Mitts | 3. Twisted Ear Warmer
4. Cup Cozy | 5. Quick Woven Cowl | 6. Easy Fox Hat
7. Rainbows Infinity Scarf | 8. Woodland Hooded Scarf | 9. Easy Pocket Shawl

If you answer the questions on the guide, I am sure you will be able to pick out the right gift for everyone on your list.

Stay organized with a Printable Crochet Holiday Planner. This planner is free to newsletter subscribers and will keep you on track this holiday season.

Gift Giving List

This is a simple list for listing all the gifts you have decided to make for your loved ones. You can list the receiver’s name, what kind of project you decided on, the name of the pattern you have chosen, the source (blog name or designer), and the amount of time it will take to complete the project.

Holiday Decor List

There are more than gifts to make at this time of year. It is also fun to whip up some new holiday decorations, but it is also easy to run out of time to do this. This list provides you a spot to list the pattern you would like to make, the source of the pattern, the estimated amount of time to make the pattern, and when you want the project completed.

I released a Halloween pattern two days before Halloween last year. It is just so easy for time to get away from you. Below are some photos and links to Fall and Winter holiday patterns to help get your list started.

1. Textured Pumpkin | 2. Turkey Gnome | 3. Scarecrow
4. Witch Gnome | 5. Spooky Kitty | 6. Pretty Little Ghost
7. Halloween Bowling Set | 8. Fox Pumpkin | 9. Wizard Gnome
1. Tree Set | 2. Frame Ornaments | 3. Mrs. Claus Gnome
4. Ombre Tree Table Runner | 5. Santa Gnome | 6. Snow Couple
7. Small Advent Calendar | 8. Gnome Ornaments | 9. Pocket Advent Calendar

Estimated Time Page

I really think this is the most important page. You will want to record how long it takes to complete certain types of projects. Does it take you 2, 3, or 4 days to complete a hat? I would have loved to fill out this page for you, but everyone crochets at a different rate.

What I recommend is to simply plan out a few patterns, like a hat, a scarf, and a cup cozy. Work those patterns up and record how long it takes you to finish each pattern. Once you have this information, you can use it to be able to make a schedule for when you plan to work on and complete each project. Some projects you may only want to make once, so estimating your estimated time is just fine too.

Calendar and Schedule Pages

So now that we know what we plan to make and how long it will take us, it is time to make a crocheting schedule. Use the calendar pages to schedule when you plan to work on each project. Remember to make sure your home decor items are completed before the holidays arrive.

Note: The month pages do not have the day’s numbers on them. This is so you can print these pages out and use them year after year.

Stay organized with a Printable Crochet Holiday Planner. This planner is free to newsletter subscribers and will keep you on track this holiday season.

Use colored pencils to record what day you will work on a certain project. You can use your estimated time page to determine how many days each project will need. I left a ‘rest day’ or ‘catch up day’ between each project because we do not want to get burnt out on crocheting. Scheduling out your projects like this will help you determine if there is enough time to get all your projects done. You may even be able to squeeze in a few last-minute stocking stuffers.

If you can’t fit everything on the schedule, then you will need to find gifts that take less time to make. It is better to find that our now than at the beginning of December.

Stay organized with a Printable Crochet Holiday Planner. This planner is free to newsletter subscribers and will keep you on track this holiday season.

How to Download the Crochet Holiday Planner?

I made this Crochet Holiday Planner as a Thank You to all the people in the community who have supported me during my blogging journey. You can find the PDF file for this Download on the Printable Resource Page. This page is available exclusively to my newsletter subscribers.

Not a newsletter subscriber? You can subscribe for free! Once subscribed you will receive a link to my Printable Resource Page where you can download this planner, a crochet planner, gift tags, inserts, and labels.

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And that is it! You are on your way to creating a beautiful crochet holiday season.

Printing Tips

The planner is made for 8.5″ x 11 inch paper in portrait orientation. With my personal printer, I need to tell the printer to make the document ‘fit’ the printable area. You may need to do the same.

Also, the crochet holiday planner includes many pages. Some pages you may want and some you may not. Make sure to tell your printer which pages you would like to print.

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Stay organized with a Printable Crochet Holiday Planner. This planner is free to newsletter subscribers and will keep you on track this holiday season.


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4 thoughts on “Printable Crochet Holiday Planner Pages”

  1. I love this! thank you so much! I’m already not that organized and my christmas gifts end up all over the place with me forgetting who I made certain hats for. Thank you this is very helpful! 🙂

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  2. Thank you for going to all this work making this planner. I have always wanted something like this and have never taken the time to make one. It will be so easy to use and I won’t forget what projects I planned on making certain friends and family. Great job!

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