Pretty Little Green Things

2011 is fast approaching and I haven’t yet bought my desk calendar.  Fortunately there are more eco-friendly options this year than ever before.  So while I’m doing my calendar shopping, I thought I’d share a few of my favorites.  Which one is yours?

Paper Source is always a go-to stationer for me.  I love the styles and colors of pretty much all the paper products they sell.  And of course since this company has a commitment to the environment, most of their products contain recycled material.  This 17-month academic calendar is made with brightly colored ink on recycled paper bags.

Also from Paper Source, this art grid calendar is printed on 100% recycled paper with 30% post consumer waste.

If planners are more your style, Ecosystem is a great option.  Their products are completely customizable so you can pick your favorite color, size and interior page style.  I love this bright pink one with the Advisor calendar system inside.  And of course their products are all made from 100% post-consumer waste.

How cute are these birds from Modern Pop?  Each calendar card is 4″x6″ and printed on 100% recycled cotton fibers.  Funny Bird Calendar from Modern Pop on Etsy.

I love that this Botanical Calendar from Night Owl Paper Goods is printed on wood rather than paper.  Each card is 7″x4″ and printed on very thin slices of sustainably harvested wood.

Ecojot also has something fun to bring out your inner child.  I wouldn’t mind writing down all my appointments on these fun calendars!

These cute cards from Sure As Blue are printed on recycled stock and when the month is up, can be repurposed into postcards.  Who wouldn’t want to receive one of these in the mail?  Minimalist Modern Calendar from Sure As Blue on Etsy.

2011 is fast approaching and I haven’t yet bought my desk calendar.  Fortunately there are more eco-friendly options this year than ever before.  So while I’m doing my calendar shopping, I thought I’d share a few of my favorites.  Which one is yours?

Paper Source is always a go-to stationer for me.  I love the styles and colors of pretty much all the paper products they sell.  And of course since this company has a commitment to the environment, most of their products contain recycled material.  This 17-month academic calendar is made with brightly colored ink on recycled paper bags.

Also from Paper Source, this art grid calendar is printed on 100% recycled paper with 30% post consumer waste.

If planners are more your style, Ecosystem is a great option.  Their products are completely customizable so you can pick your favorite color, size and interior page style.  I love this bright pink one with the Advisor calendar system inside.  And of course their products are all made from 100% post-consumer waste.

How cute are these birds from Modern Pop?  Each calendar card is 4″x6″ and printed on 100% recycled cotton fibers.  Funny Bird Calendar from Modern Pop on Etsy.

I love that this Botanical Calendar from Night Owl Paper Goods is printed on wood rather than paper.  Each card is 7″x4″ and printed on very thin slices of sustainably harvested wood.

Ecojot also has something fun to bring out your inner child.  I wouldn’t mind writing down all my appointments on these fun calendars!

These cute cards from Sure As Blue are printed on recycled stock and when the month is up, can be repurposed into postcards.  Who wouldn’t want to receive one of these in the mail?  Minimalist Modern Calendar from Sure As Blue on Etsy.