Threadloop is a new app designed for sewists to organize their projects, patterns, and materials digitally, while also connecting with a global sewing community. With features like fabric cataloging, pattern sharing, and project tracking, it’s a must-have tool for sewing enthusiasts.
Explore how sewing enthusiasts are leveraging projection tools to revolutionize their craft by simplifying calibration and pattern projection.
We interview Elan Katav, founder of Cupixel, an app and kit company that helps novices draw using augmented reality.
The new Patternfield app, created by designer and agent Nerida Hansen, connect surface pattern designers with buyers directly.
If you’re active on social media, you’ve probably heard of the new audio-only social media app, Clubhouse. Use your Quickstart Guide to familiarize yourself with how it works.
Knitrino is a new app that aims to disrupt the knitting pattern world by integrating all of the information a knitter needs including row-by-row pattern instructions, a progress keeper, a note-taking feature, and a colorwork option that shows color charts in the knitter’s selected yarn colors.
Making Things is a new web app that launched on October 30 to the knit and crochet community and has provoked intense online discussion about the cost of pattern, designer compensation, and disclosure of affiliate links. Created by Megan Elizabeth and her partner, Rob Andrew, and based in Melbourne, Australia, Making Things is a monthly subscription service providing access to over 1,000 patterns as well as web-based pattern reading tools including stitch counters, row highlighters, chart grids, and editable notes, plus 24-hour live pattern support.