I uploaded two versions of the larger dodecahedron calendar I made for 2017. They are not very refined since I use them for utilitarian purposes. One has Sundays and US federal holiday dates in red numbers (2017bigUS), the other is just plain with no dates highlighted (2017bigGS).
Each is a two page pdf with month indicators on the glue tabs to show where they attach to the January and December months, and indicators where June and July attach to one another. The other glue tabs naturally fall into position for glueing. You can leave the glue tabs on all of the pieces and glue them to each other. Sometimes I cut the four glue tabs off of one of the month pentagons (October usually for no particular reason) that is not attached to either Jan or Dec and glue the four non-tabbed sides last by bending the four glue tabs of the adjoining months up slightly, spread the glue on the tabs, then closing the dodecahedron. I find it easier sometimes to close a polyhedron that way. :)
I also like to print the parts on some cardstock that has a light pattern on it. Makes a more interesting look.
That blank area beneath the calendar on each face is handy to make notes.:)
Consider these as complimentary to the smaller dodecahedron calender that mak made available earlier.
Thanks, mak.:)
Each is a two page pdf with month indicators on the glue tabs to show where they attach to the January and December months, and indicators where June and July attach to one another. The other glue tabs naturally fall into position for glueing. You can leave the glue tabs on all of the pieces and glue them to each other. Sometimes I cut the four glue tabs off of one of the month pentagons (October usually for no particular reason) that is not attached to either Jan or Dec and glue the four non-tabbed sides last by bending the four glue tabs of the adjoining months up slightly, spread the glue on the tabs, then closing the dodecahedron. I find it easier sometimes to close a polyhedron that way. :)
I also like to print the parts on some cardstock that has a light pattern on it. Makes a more interesting look.
That blank area beneath the calendar on each face is handy to make notes.:)
Consider these as complimentary to the smaller dodecahedron calender that mak made available earlier.
Thanks, mak.:)
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