Soothemade Notes
For new parents.
Printables, planners, and cards for the 3 a.m. parts, the postpartum body, and the visitor doorbell.
Visit notesSoothemade is a small studio of slow, considered things. We make planners, journals, printables, and cards for the seasons that move at the pace of weather, not the pace of work.
There is a kind of time that doesn't show up in any photograph. The hour before anyone else is up. The walk you took because you couldn't sit still. The Tuesday with nothing planned. The recovery month no one warned you about.
Most of a life is made of these hours. The ones with the photographs in them are the foam on top. We make things — mostly paper things — for the hours under the foam.
For new parents.
Printables, planners, and cards for the 3 a.m. parts, the postpartum body, and the visitor doorbell.
Visit notesFor the home cook.
Recipe pages, freezer-meal plans, and the Tuesday-night fridge.
Hear when it opensFor solo work.
Templates and rhythms for one-person work — launch weeks, slow weeks, the calm catalog.
Hear when it opensFor the long traveler.
Slow itineraries, road-trip pages, and guides for the parts of a trip that are not on a map.
Hear when it opensWe make things at the pace of weather. Some weeks something gets finished. Some weeks it doesn't. It evens out the way a season does.— the soothemade promise
Some weeks something gets made. Some weeks it doesn't. A note on what it means to work at the pace of weather, instead of the pace of a calendar.
read the letter →An argument for the hour of the day no one is photographing. What it is for, what it isn't for, and how to stop ruining it.
read the letter →Slow is not aesthetic. Slow is not virtue. Slow is a description of how long a thing actually takes. A short note on a misused word.
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