Ivory Cats Mini Wall Calendar 2027 - Flame Tree Publishing

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The Ivory Cats Mini Wall Calendar 2027 is perfect for cat lovers and art enthusiasts who appreciate the intricate, whimsical feline portraits of Lesley Anne Ivory. This compact calendar helps you stay organized throughout the year with its clear month-to-view layout, offering a beautiful aesthetic for your office or home wall. While its smaller size is ideal for tight spaces, note that the writing area for each day is limited, which may not suit users with heavy daily scheduling needs.
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When fully open, the calendar measures 178 mm in width and 356 mm in height.
This calendar follows a Sunday-start format for each week.
Yes, Flame Tree Publishing produces this calendar with plastic-free packaging.
Yes, the artwork is of high quality and the pages are easily removed, making the illustrations perfect for repurposing or framing.
The calendar features 12 individual pages.
It utilizes a durable stapled binding.
Ensure the nail is centered above the punch hole and that the wall surface is flat.
Relocate the calendar away from steam-heavy areas like direct kitchen stove vents or bathrooms.
Setup is straightforward: simply find a standard wall hook or small nail, slide the pre-punched hole over it, and ensure the calendar hangs level. Because it is a mini calendar, avoid placing it in areas with high humidity or direct prolonged sunlight, which could cause the pages to warp or the ink to fade. To clean, use a soft, dry cloth to gently remove dust from the surface. When the year is complete, the pages can be removed from the staple binding to repurpose the cat prints as small art clippings.