Holiday Countdown Planner {Week Five}

If you haven’t figured it out yet, we only have 5 weekends including this one before Christmas. If you’re someone who’s swamped during the week and Saturdays and Sundays are your days to play catch-up, I suggest making the best of them (with some down time, of course!).

Yesterday, my husband sprung it on me that he not only has one business trip before Christmas, but two. I’m used to him traveling, but December is not the best timing! I guess we’ll be power shopping and in full decorating mode while he’s around, and a few things may need to be scrapped from the to-do list. I say “oh well” as long as I’m surrounded by family and friends!

If you’re just joining this year’s Holiday Countdown, you can get all the details here. Don’t worry, there’s still time to catch up on what we’ve been up to!

Now, onto this weeks tasks…

Step One

To get your free Printable Christmas Planner for Week Five, simply click on the image below and you can save the PDF.

Step Two

Once you’ve printed out the planner, read the post Holiday Countdown Series Recap {Week Five} (it’s a post I wrote last year, but the tasks are the same) and you’ll know what your homework is for the week. Then I’ll see you again next Friday for the next update.

This weekend I plan on going to another Christmas market and hopefully getting some gift shopping done. I’m also working on my final project for the One Item Project Challenge and a fun wreath for a blog hop that’s happening on Monday. Stay tuned!

So, what have you been up to the past few weeks?

Maegan read my jingle bell ornaments tutorial and decided to create her own- LOVE!

Alex made baking soda dough ornaments with a twist.

Ashley created a pallet wood silhouette Christmas tree– so rustic and fun!

Following the Holiday Countdown this Year?

Share what you’ve been up to each week in a blog post (or as many weeks as you wish). Be sure to link back to the corresponding week’s post. Let me know you’re participating and I’ll share your project on social media or in one of my holiday posts.

Be sure to share your photos or updates on social media with the hashtag #satoriholidaycountdown

Can’t wait to see what you’ve been doing to get ready for Christmas!

xo,