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Spring calendar widget

By the WidgetCraft team · Updated November 13, 2026

A spring calendar widget shows today's date beside your next event. Fresh greens, blossom pink and soft yellow. This page gives the exact colors, type settings and layers, with a preview drawn from the same values.

Spring calendar widget design preview: Fresh greens, blossom pink and soft yellow. — Design preview drawn from the recipe below. Example values are shown; your widget uses live data.

What a spring calendar widget shows

A calendar widget answers two questions: what day is it, and what is next. The date sits in a bold block on the left and the next event takes the right side.

The date works with no permission. Showing events needs Android's calendar permission and a calendar connection, which is a Pro feature in WidgetCraft. Without it you can still build the date block on its own for free.

How the spring style shapes it

Spring widgets feel fresh: new-leaf green, blossom pink and pale yellow on a soft white ground, with rounded friendly type.

Numbers: Keep numbers green with a blossom-pink label.
Lists: Round pink checkboxes.

Spring calendar widget recipe

Layer	Settings
Canvas	360 × 180, background #F6FBEF, corner radius 26
Shape	date block 104 × 124, radius 20, fill #F28BB3
Date	weekday (size 13) and day number (size 58) centered on the block, color #000000
Text	label "Next", size 11, color #86A07C
List or Text	next event title, Quicksand, size 19, color #2F4A2A; time at size 14 in #86A07C
Shape	divider 1.5 pt in #86A07C at 40% opacity
Ornament	three small five-petal flowers in the top right, each built from five circles around a center dot
Font	Quicksand (import the font file), or the built-in Sans
Home screen size	4 × 2 cells

Spring color palette

Petal white #F6FBEFBackground
New leaf #E3F2D3Surface and tracks
Stem green #2F4A2AText
Sage #86A07CLabels
Blossom #F28BB3Accent

How to make a spring calendar widget in WidgetCraft

Create a widget and open Canvas. Set the size to 360 × 180, the background to #F6FBEF and the corner radius to 26.
Add a Shape on the left, 104 × 124 with radius 20, filled with #F28BB3.
Add two Date layers over it: the short weekday at size 13 and the day number at size 58, both in #000000.
Add a Text label "Next" at size 11 in #86A07C.
Add a List layer, open Data and choose your calendar. Set the title to size 19 in #2F4A2A and the time to size 14 in #86A07C.
Add the spring ornament with Shape layers and move them below the other layers in Layers: three small five-petal flowers in the top right, each built from five circles around a center dot.
Tap Save, then Add to home screen and resize the widget on your launcher if needed.

The layout and styling are free. The live data connection for this widget needs WidgetCraft Pro, a one-time purchase.

Tips for spring calendar widgets

Pair green with one flower color.
Keep backgrounds almost white.
Event titles vary in length, so give the title a single line and let it truncate.
Show one or two events at most in a 4 × 2 widget.
If no events appear, check that the calendar you chose is the one your events are saved in.
Do not use dark heavy colors.
Do not use more than two accents.

Questions about the spring calendar widget

What size is a spring calendar widget?

It is designed for 4 × 2 home screen cells on a 360 × 180 canvas. You can resize it on the launcher and the design scales in proportion.

Which colors does it use?

Petal white (#F6FBEF) for the background, Stem green (#2F4A2A) for the main text, Sage (#86A07C) for labels and Blossom (#F28BB3) as the accent.

Is it free to make?

The spring design is free to build. Showing live events needs the one-time Pro upgrade.

What else is this style called?

People also search for floral aesthetic calendar widget, easter calendar widget, blossom calendar widget. They describe the same look as this spring calendar widget.

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