Organizing Printables
I love being organized. Who doesn’t? Hence this page dedicated entirely to organizing printables!
Below are cleaning checklists- including blanks-, safe cooking temperatures/cooking measurements, travel packing and planning your outfits, budgeting printables, and more!
As always, if you have a request, let me know & I’ll see what I can do.
If you’re looking on how to resize printables, check out my post: “How to Resize Printables to Fit Your Planner.“
Cleaning Checklists
I’m going to direct you to the post which actually has three different designs. These came out a long time and both chores and my design skills have changed. Hence, updated designs over the years.
However, I included the blank version of the most recent design next to this in case that is all you’re looking for. (It’s the most popular of all the design options)
Cleaning Checklist_blank1 <<<Click there to download “blank” weekly and biweekly cleaning checklist.
Cleaning checklist_blank2 <<<Click there to download “blank” monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual cleaning checklist.
Cooking Conversions & Safe Cooking Temperatures
• All of the files are in pdf below. Or click on the image. It will open in a new window and you can either print directly or save to computer.
Vacation Clothing Planner & Packing List
• All of the files are in pdf below. Or click on the image. It will open in a new window and you can either print directly or save to computer.
• Travel clothing planner with space for day & night clothes, plans, and weather.
• Packing list of everything you could possibly need! Just cross out the ones you don’t need. (I’ve NEVER taken everything on here.). Plus space for other stuff (such as kid’s items).
For the PDF- both pages are in the one file.
Vacation Clothing Planner & Packing List (Design 2)
Packing Lists for Kids: Babies, Toddlers, & School-Age Children
Budgeting Printables
• All of the files are in pdf below. Or click on the image. It will open in a new window and you can either print directly or save to computer.
This is a more simplified budget format. I would suggest this if you don’t have a lot of spending categories or are just starting out.
Slightly more complicated budget structure- allows for multiple income and filling in your own expense categories.
Weekly Planners:
Weekly planners seem to be amazingly popular! I can’t believe the traffic they generate.
But I have TEN different designs, so I’m going to send you to the page: “Free Printable Weekly Planners.”
Weekly Planners: Monday Start
Due to reader request, I made some weekly planners that start on Monday instead of Sunday. 4 designs below.
Weekly Planner1 <<<Click on that to download pdf.
Weekly Planner4 <<<Click on that to download pdf.
Weekly Planner2 <<<Click on that to download pdf.
Weekly Planner3 <<<Click on that to download pdf.
Canning Jar Labels (Band-type)
I LOVE these. I use canning jars for a lot (especially for “Fall Oatmeal Flavors“, “Instant Oatmeal Jars“, salad dressings, homemade dishwasher detergent, etc.
Since there are 7 different files- and this page is already very full of files- I’m going to direct you to the original post where you can see the various designs and color combinations.
Hurricane Preparedness Checklist
Due to reader request, I did a post: Free Printable Hurricane Preparedness Checklist (& Tips You Need to Know)
Take Control of Your Wardrobe
“Stop Wasting Time & Money; Take Control of Your Wardrobe” post is necessary to fully use these printables.
It is long, but I promise two things:
- When you go on vacation, you already know what to take! If you’re like me, you plan out outfits for vacation. But now you already know what you like! And what looks great together.
- When you go shopping for clothes, there should be one question: Does it make my Top 10 today?
Spice Jar Labels
While the designs are a bit simple, they work if you’re looking for quick labels.
You have two options: print them directly on a page-size shipping label and cut them out (obviously, they will then stick to whatever) -or- print on regular (or stock) paper and then tape them to what you are using. I’ve actually starting taping because I re-use quite a bit. If it’s going to be labeled permanently, then I use the sticky ones.