How I made a Table Top Calender

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I can't exactly remember the last time I looked at a physical calendar; it's either I get the date from my phone(virtually) or I don't get dates at all. There are days when we look at a calendar we feel elated. Could be on our birthdays, anniversaries or even independence days.

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As I have a large stash of cartons at home, I decided to make something outstanding from them. This lead to the birth of this tabletop calender. A table top calender is basically a calendar that sits on a table. It contains the months in a year and the days of the month.

While making this table top calender, I learnt one new things; to make crafts you need a lot of precision and accuracy. Without beating around the bush, let me take you through the procedures of making the calender.

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Materials.

  • Cartons
  • A pair of scissors
  • Gum
  • A ruler
  • A pencil
  • A maker
  • Spray paint.

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Procedure.

First, I assembled all the materials especially the cartons. With the number of cartons I assembled, one would think I was going on a carton war.

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After assembling my materials, I went ahead to cut out four rectangles for my base.

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I joined the four rectangles together and went ahead to cover their edges with a thin carton.

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For the frame , I carved out two pieces of carton with precised measurements, smoothened the edges and joined them together using glue.

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With that, I went ahead to cut out smaller triangles which I used for the numbering. I cut thirty little triangles in total which would contain the days and the months in a year.

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I made little holes on the top of the papers so that I could easily pass strand that would fasten the numbers to the frame.

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I went ahead to fasten all the number and the months to the frame, giving it this look.

The final phase was the coupling phase and spraying phase. I attached the frame to the base, sprayed it black with the spray paint and that was pretty much everything. The table top calender is ready.

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What do you think of it?. Wouldn't it be nice to have something like this in your table to keep track of the days? I'd love to hear your suggestions, corrections and your thoughts too. Thank you for your time.



All images used belong to me and were taken with my mobile device.



With love, wongi ✨

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Muy buena idea, mas en este tiempo que los días pasan muy rápido y no nos damos cuenta que día y fecha estamos .

Tienes mucha razón amigo. Es bueno tener cosas así cerca.

Gracias por visitarme.

Perfect table top calendar. You could just flip it manually by yourself. Brilliant. 🙂

That's right. It can be flipped manually each day. Perfect for working class people.

One day, we are gonna have exchange of brain for just a day.

Skills too much... Take me as a disciple

Disciple..

I'd think about it😅

Thank you so much🌱

You're welcome

:)

Well well well, if it isn't miss magic fingers, turning trash into useful stuff 😅

Amazing work again.
!diy

Okay, I think I like the "miss magic fingers" name😅. Describes me pretty well.

Thank you so much 😊✨

It's easy to make. Anyone can make it if they want. I appreciate such kind of creative work.
Keep doing that kind of thing and make your day productive.

You're right, it's easy to make but not everyone has the insight :) Thanks you so much 😊

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