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Felt Feed

A 3 am doomscroll told in stitched felt: a moon in bed, a swipe-up feed of cut-paper mini-videos and a springy title card.

9:16Medium pace9scozyplayfultactile

Vertical story-video style built from stitched felt and cut paper. A dark-teal bedroom with a patchwork quilt and a phone-lit moon character opens on a clock, then a full-screen feed swipes up between five tiny paper vignettes (handle, caption, like/comment/share rail, stitched progress bar, an orange felt finger doing the swiping) before dawn comes back to the room and a title card closes. Every shape has wobbly cut edges, a soft shadow and running-stitch dashes over a global felt grain.

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Palette

wall#143a3f

nightFloor#0d2c30

cream#fff3d6

felt#f6ecd2

ink#2a1f2d

coral#ee6c4d

mustard#f2b83a

sage#7fb08a

plum#7a5aa0

matGreen#3c8a62

stageViolet#2c1b4d

skyBlue#82cdea

chick#ffd23f

nightBlue#0f1a45

fingerOrange#f08a3c

Type

Display: Fredoka 500, 600, 700Clock, tabs, handles, counts, labels and banners 34–76px, weight 600, rounded and lowercase
Body: Patrick Hand 400Captions 46px on cream felt plates and comment bubbles 38–48px; the joke lives here. Gochi Hand 210px for the title card only
Mono: DM Mono 500Terminal vignette, 43–56px dark ink on cream paper

Motion

Swipe: back.out(1.15)
Pull: sine.out
Stamp: back.out(2.4)
Snap: back.out(1.3)
Hatch: elastic.out(1, 0.55)
Dance: sine.inOut
Average shot: 1.3s

1.1s room, five vignettes of 0.9–1.65s that accelerate, 0.75s dawn room, 1.3s title. Every vignette has a set-up beat, a payoff beat (snap, dance, sort, check, hatch) and a comment bubble or sticker; a swipe starts every ~1.2s.

Transitions and text

feed swipe-up: card pulls down 34px for 0.1s, then springs up 2000px in 0.58s with back.out(1.15) while an orange felt finger drags it
room to feed: first card slides over the bedroom, which leans in 14% toward the phone
feed to room: the last card swipes away and the dawn room is revealed underneath
title card springs up from the bottom over the room with back.out(1.15)
labels drop in from above with back.out(1.8) and a stitched pill outline
handle and caption plates slide in from the left (x -140) with back.out(1.6), 0.08s apart
title lines scale 0.4 to 1 with back.out(2.4), 0.14s apart; pill and moon follow
status clock hard-swaps on every swipe with a 1.2 to 1 scale pop; counter text counts up while checks land

Style guide your agent follows

Build every shape as a flat fill inside a group filtered with feDisplacementMap (feTurbulence baseFrequency 0.035, scale 9 for big pieces, 5 for small) plus feDropShadow (dy 10, std 8, #030d0e at 0.45). Never rely on straight vector edges.
Add stitches with stroke-dasharray="14 11", stroke #fff3d6, width 4–5, round caps, inset 12–20px from the cut edge on every plate, blanket patch and character; then lay one full-frame feTurbulence grain (baseFrequency 0.8, mapped to 0.74–1.04 grey) over everything with mix-blend-mode multiply.
Palette: dark teal #143a3f room, cream #fff3d6 / #f6ecd2 plates with ink #2a1f2d text, felt accents coral #ee6c4d, mustard #f2b83a, sage #7fb08a, plum #7a5aa0; each mini-video gets its own flat background (mat green, stage violet, sky blue, night teal, sunburst tan).
Feed chrome sits inside every card: Fredoka handle plate (rotate -1.5deg), Patrick Hand caption plate, heart/comment/share rail at x 880–1060 with counts, a clock top-left that advances each swipe, and a mustard stitched progress bar that refills per video.
Swipes are springs, not eases: pull down 34px (0.1s), then move one card (2000px incl. an 80px dark seam) in 0.58s with back.out(1.15); an orange felt finger drags up 700px just before. Space swipes 0.9–1.65s apart and give each card one punchy joke beat in the first 0.8s.
Each vignette is a tiny character gag with faces on simple shapes: brackets that snap and go click!, curly braces dancing under a disco ball, ducks bubble-sorting by hopping over each other, green checks counting passed: 30 / 30, a chick popping out of a zig-zag egg. Use fictional @handles and coding puns, no real brand marks, no emoji.
Bookend with the same room at the start and end (3:07 am vs 5:58 am): swap the sky to a dawn gradient, droop the eyes, fly a paper plane along a stitched trail, then spring a title card up with lit house windows that switch off one by one, leaving one on.