Great idea....could use some work on the execution
I admit what I received was not how I envisioned this. I love the idea and the material, but there seems to be very little reason why this couldn't have a few tweaks made on the production end so I didn't have to piece it together myself. Also, the great image of the cassette is used only for packaging purposes and is not a part of the Calendar.<br /><br />To Watermom, I tip my artistic cap to you and appreciate the thought behind the calendar. And I will use it the whole year. But just a few ideas for next year maybe?<br /><br />1. The package this came in was 5"x8.25" but the calendar was only 3.5"x7.5", with an extra piece pf cardboard for packaging purposes only. IF you MAKE the calendar 5"x8.5", you could eliminate the other piece of cardboard, and make the pages bigger.<br />2.  With bigger pages, you could put the QR code ON the calendar page instead of a separate sheet of paper that does not incorporate into the actual Calendar (meaning in a drawer it goes never to be seen again).<br />3. And with those bigger pages, you could put a smaller image of the cassette on the bottom of each page! Maybe saying Cassette 1 side A for January, Cassette 1 side B for February, Cassette 2 side A for March, Cassette 2 side B for April.....etc. I love the cassette image but it goes to wasted because it isn't incorporated into the Calendar itself.<br /><br />The rest is what it is. While it wasn't the easiest thing to put together, I did it, and my plain ugly black binder clip will have to keep the months together (where DId you get the gold one in the picture??). I do understand you were trying to keep costs low.<br /><br />Hope you take these tips as just suggestions! I still love it, and will look to see what you do in 2020!
Rating: 4 stars