Customer Reviews

Karen Foster Design Scrapbook Blank Wall Calendar

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The item description says it is "easy with thematic pages and rub-ons." These are not included; it is a blank calendar and not high quality paper. I emailed them twice about my concerns, to no avail.

This is a nice big calender which can be transformed into a picture album after use. The dates are not printed into the monthly calenders, so either buy a calender kit or just use a sharpie to fill in the dates (what I did)

Great calendar, big binding to enable user to include dimensional items on each calendar page.

I make one or two calendars every year as gifts and tried the Karen Foster calendar for the first time. I usually buy a local scrapbook stores's brand calendar, which is a few dollars more. The Karen Foster calendar has bigger wires, which I like, otherwise, it is about the same as the other 12 x 12 calendar. The only "negative" I found in the Karen Foster calendar is that the days of the week are not preprinted as they are in the other calendar. But not a big deal, I stamped the days of the week and the months on each page and it is now ready to decorate. If you enjoy making calendars, I would recommend this one.

I was disappointed. The picture you showed was misleading. I thought all you had to do is add the picture not do the entire calendar. I returned it as soon as I saw what is was. I went to Michaels to get what I was looking for. I learned not to order anything on line again.

This product was easy to disassemble & run through my large format printer to put dates and events on it!

THe product was ok. The calendars I have had in the past will fit into a scrapbook when the year is over. These pages are too big for that. You will have to cut them down even though it was supposed to be 12X12.

When I bought this item I assumed it was a base for a calendar project. The calendar was not only falling apart when i received it, it was ripped by the binding, and it had nothing at all to it. No numbers, no days, no months, nothing.