Still trying to get over the fact that your favorite letterpress calendar is sold out? Have no fear, friends. Options abound, from online retailers to our favorite Etsy sellers, you can still make your dates. From the very small to the quite large, here are a few of our still-available-as-we-write-this favorites:

2008 Mini Calendar / $3.50 / Smosch

Bodoni Typgraphic Calendar / $15 / Retro Garden

Botanical Desk Calendar / $30 / Little Tree Press

2008 Desk Calendar / $14 / Cecily Ink

2008 Wall Calendar / $20 / Good on Paper

A Tiny Calendar / $15 / Sunali Design

Birds and Blooms Calendar / $14 / Papaya!

2008 Letterpress Calendar / $30 / C&A Letterpress Stuff

2008 Coloryear Desktop Calendar / $15 / SparklePower

Spotted: Handfuls of fancy desk calendars

Good For: Brightening your day, making appointments, the perennially forgetful

Where: Floribunda (920 E. 900 South, Salt Lake City)

How Much: $12.95 apiece

We came upon Papaya! as we were preparing for the onslaught of fun-and-stylish calendars that always let loose in anticipation of January 2008. Papaya started out as a mother-and-daughter duo that focused on creating “luscious, brave, heart-centered artwork.” We feel like this description holds true, as the designs feel like they could have been plucked from Luhrmann’s “Romeo and Juliet”—with a refreshing and exotic feminine angle. (Click here, for some good examples.)

As we said, the 2008 calendars caught our eyes first. But as we started digging around the site, we came across favorite blank note cards like “I Miss You” and “Girl With Parrot.” Or maybe it’s the selection of journals or the envelope series that will be the most “papayalicious” to you. We think the Love Letters might be good for framing.

See more from Papaya! here.

Marilyn Monroe once said, “I’ve been on a calendar, but never on time.” If, like the great Marilyn, you’re destined to be fashionably late, you best pull it off with the help of any of these cool/chic/whimsical wall or desk calendars.

Follow the image links below to ring in 2007 on the right foot—one that’s as fashionable as it is functional.

Happy New Year from Your Heart Out. We’ll see you on Tuesday.