Do you want have your own Calendar that is the Centre of Attraction for all your Vistors?
In Part 3 of our 4-part fortnightly series, we have another beautiful tip for you.
Btw, here’s Part 1 & Part 2 in case you missed it.

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Tip #3:

Pola-Calendars!

Unique and Eye-catching
Your Visitors will never fail to compliment you on it!

Things you’ll need for this:

• 42 Polaroid films or
• Magnets, tacks, or Photoclips

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Here are the 3 simple steps to get your 1st Pola-Calendar:

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1. Get Your Photos.

Have your Polaroid Camera ready at all times. When you see a number between 1 and 31 that you like, snap it! Snap letters to represent the seven days of the week (eg. M or Monday)

These are what you’ll need to snap:

• One Polaroids each of numbers 1 through 31
• Letters to represent of each day of the week
• Seven extra Polaroids to fill in gaps in the calendar (can be anything you want!)

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 2. CLIP IT TOGETHER

• Get your fotoclips and start clipping your prints together.
• Use a calendar as reference on how to clip the numbers together, and use the extra Polaroids to fill any blank spaces at the beginning and end of the calendar.
• You can start by clipping together the rows for each week, then joining the rows together to make the calendar.
• An easy way to put the clips on without damaging the Polaroids is to start with a corner of the Polaroid, then slide it into place.

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STEP 3: PUT IT UP, USE IT & WAIT FOR THE COMPLIMENTS!

Once its done, put it up on the wall and admire your own unique Calendar! Invite a few friends over to hear their “oohs” and “aahs”
At the start of each new month, you can switch the positions of the numbers to keep the calendar up to date.
BUT Don’t remove all the clips and do it again.
Leave the row of weekdays intact and use this simple tip:
Though the position of the numbers will always change, they will always be above the same group of numbers, as show below.

• 1/8/15/22

• 2/9/16/23

• 3/10/17/24

• 4/11/18/25

• 5/12/19/26

• 6/13/20/27

• 7/14/21/28

Add and remove photos to each row as needed, but leave those rows intact and just shift the first or last photos.

Stay tuned for Part 4 of the series. Even better ideas coming up!

In the meantime, why don’t you get more Polaroids or check out our posts?

Credits: photojojo