a month you can see.

Your calendar shows the whole month or one week. Drafts wait on a line above it, and any post moves to a new day with one drag.

A felt month calendar fills up week by week: little felt post tiles, photos, videos, carousels, tall reels and stitched text posts, drop onto their days, and two days take two posts.

The EverLoud calendar showing October for a sample flower studio: posts with photos on their days, each marked by a small knot for its state, and six drafts waiting on a line above the month. — The real calendar, shown with a sample workspace.

A long felt week strip lies flat on the paper, seven days in a row; a felt photo post slides from the third day to the fifth.

one week, up close.

Switch to the week when the month is too much. Every post shows its time, and dragging it to another day keeps its time and its approval.

A blue felt yarn line is pinned across the paper with three felt drafts hanging from it on little yarn loops, a text post, a photo and a video; a fourth draft drops onto the line beside them.

drafts wait on the line.

Posts without a day wait on a line above the calendar. Drag one onto a day to give it a date; it stays a draft until it is approved.

in practice.

Sunday evening you lay out the week for your flower studio: the autumn dahlias on Tuesday, the weekend workshop on Friday. On Wednesday the flower market is late, so the dahlias move to Thursday with one drag.

When a client wants to see the plan, share a read-only calendar of what is approved and what has posted. Drafts stay with you.

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