Five minutes to the wall.
Everything here is optional except a printer and something to hang paper with. Pick the method that fits your wall.
Printing
Sizes. Every download includes three sizes: full page (statement wall), half page (two per sheet), and mini cards (six per sheet) — plus Letter and A4 versions of each.
Single- or two-sided. The single-sided files put a quote under every number. The two-sided files put a keepsake message on the back of each page — if you print those, set your printer to flip on the short edge.
Cutting the smaller sizes. The half-page and mini-card sheets have dashed cut guides, and the pages are arranged so that when you cut once and stack the piles in order, every number lands exactly where it should. No sorting.
Ink. Pages are white with a single ink color — a full 100-count stack uses less ink than a dozen photos.
Four ways to hang it
Hammer one small nail through the top-center of the whole stack, straight into the wall. Pages tear off around the nail — the original method, and still the most satisfying.
Clip the stack with a small binder clip, then hang its wire loop on a clear adhesive hook. Nothing pierces the wall — lift a page out of the clip each day, or unhook to tear.
A magnetic binder clip grips the stack and sticks straight to any steel surface. Slide the top page out each day.
Punch one hole through the top-center of the stack and hang it on an existing nail, hook, or pushpin — exactly like a tear-off calendar.
The supplies list
All of it lives at any office or hardware store. Total damage: a few dollars.
Wall's ready. Now the stack.
Build a countdown with your exact numbers, in your favorite of the four designs — downloaded in minutes.
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