Sincerely by Ashleigh & Sarah: calendar

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9.08.2011

September Calendar

Posted by Sarah@Sincerely

Download this free September calendar!

School is starting.

Fall is beginning.

Celebrate with us!

Sincerely,

Sarah

8.03.2011

Free August Calendar Download

Posted by Ashleigh@Sincerely

It's that time again!

We can't believe it's August already! We hope you enjoy this lovely calendar designed by Sarah!

Click here to download!

Sincerely,

Ashleigh

7.08.2011

Count the Days: July edition

Posted by Sarah@Sincerely

Sorry for the delay of this month's calendar, but without further ado.. here it is! Free to download here.

We'd love for you to mark it up with all of your summery plans! I designed it especially for you! Thanks for following and happy July! (Did you know it's the national month of ice cream??)

Sincerely,

Sarah

6.01.2011

Happy June!

Posted by Sarah@Sincerely

Here's a sneak peek of this month's calendar! Click here to
download/print off and enjoy your June calendar!

(Designed especially for you from Sarah.)

4.28.2011

Free May Calendar Download

Posted by Ashleigh@Sincerely

Hello everyone!

This post is about a little follower appreciation! We love love love blogging. What makes it so awesome is all of you! It's super fun connecting with so many different people and we want to show our appreciation any way we can. This is why we developed the "Count the Days with Sincerely" calendar series. These beautifully simple calendars are designed by Sarah.

It's a little late for last months, but if you'd like to take a peek you can find it here.

So, without further delay--


(There's no border. It's only pictured here so it doesn't blend in with the post background.)

Don't right-click-save-as or it will be super grainy when printed. Download the high-res file HERE.

If you want to share with us how you use our calendar send a picture to sincerelyco@gmail.com and we'll post it on the blog!

Thank you again for following along with us! We look forward to many more posts.

PS: We'll be having a little giveaway when we reach 100 followers so make sure you don't miss that!

Much love,
Sincerely,

Ashleigh

PPS Linking up to:

4.27.2011

May Calendar Preview

Posted by Sarah@Sincerely

If you're a new follower, welcome! If not, thank you so much for coming back! We appreciate all of you who read Sincerely so much that we'd like to give a little gift at the beginning of each month to each of you. (A calendar designed by yours truly..for free!)

Here's a little preview of what I'm working on now and we'll have it ready to download this Friday! It looks similar to April's, but only because they will all go together as a set when finished!

Our hope is that you'll like it so much that you'll print it out, mark it up, and admire this simply designed, unique calendar we've created just for you!

Sincerely,

Sarah

3.28.2011

Sheet Metal Memo Board

Posted by Ashleigh@Sincerely

A few months ago I was thrifting and happened upon a frame with broken glass. I wasn't sure what I'd use it for but I figured I'd think of something so I threw it in the cart. Up at the counter I asked for a discount since the glass was broken. I can't remember the exact number but I know I walked away with that frame for less than $2. This was an incredible deal seeing as I knew I didn't need the glass anyway.

I brought home my find at it sat in my parents basement for a few months. Here's the broken beauty:

After Sarah sent me the calendar she designed {you can find it here} inspiration struck. I wanted something clean and a little more modern. I've used sheet metal in frames before but I've always painted it. This time I thought leaving it raw would be interesting.

I primed and spray painted the frame with a semi-gloss white enamel. Then I picked up this piece of sheet metal from Home Depot. I usually use scrap that my dad has at his machine shop because it's free, but he was busy and I didn't feel like making him dig some up.

I think I paid about $6 for this piece. I had my dad trim it down for me with a band saw but since it's thin you could easily do this with snips. Then he used the orbital sander to buff a nice finish on it. You could probably do this with steel wool or something similar.

I used plain magnets to keep it simple and add to the "industrial chic" look. My mom liked it, and it looked nice hanging in her bedroom, so I let her keep it.