Open your PDF pattern. If it doesn't open, send it to us and we'll look at it. XSD, OXS, PAT and the other common chart formats open too.
Bring your pattern.
Put the work away for a week? Tap Last stitch: the chart flies back to where you stopped and lights the stitches you made last.
Last stitch
Tap a square, drag across a row, erase the same way. Every mark waits for your thumbs-up, so a slip never counts.
Mark your stitches
Tap what you stitched and confirm: your marks are saved. A daily target counts with you.
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Pick a thread and only its stitches stay lit, so one colour is finished before the next. Then walk its patches, one after another.
Work by colour
Frame the block you are working on. Everything else steps back, and its own count shows what is left.
Work area
Frame the part you are stitching. The rest steps back, and its own count tells you what is left.
Spotted a mistake? Mark the squares now and carry on. Unpick them later, all at once, when you are ready.
Rip out later
Where you are, your pace, your streak and the day you will finish.
Statistics
Stopped mid-thread? Hold the square and park the thread in its corner. One tap on Parked takes you straight back to it.
Thread parking
Every pattern you bring lives on one shelf, each with its own progress, waiting where you left off.
Your gallery
Turn any photo into a pattern, then stitch and track it like any other. This one began as a portrait.
Photo to pattern
Not sure where a backstitch line goes? Watch the needle come up and go down, in order.
Backstitch
guide
Where the needle comes up, and where it goes down.
Watch your piece grow day by day, from bare cloth to the last cross. Then share the film.
Time-lapse
No signal on the train or at the cottage? Keep stitching and marking. Everything stays on your device.
Works offline
We show you how to work them: where the needle comes up and where it goes down, step by step. From the plain cross to French knots, beads, blackwork, Hardanger and canvaswork.
117 kinds of stitch
Start on the iPhone, carry on on the iPad or the Mac. iCloud keeps every stitch in step.