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Hi. Here is the sharing on the topic from the same post added to the chapter’ closed Facebook group:
Sewing Patterns app
“I paid for the full version vs Sewing Patterns Lite”
search your phone’s App store to find itAirTable
“There are other databases out there, but this is the one I’ve used. I track all my fabric, the content ,yardage And what pattern I plan to use it with. Another table is for patterns, which includes the pictures with the amount and types of fabric required. The two tables can be linked together. The database is easy to use.”“Stash Hub has a phone app. Also heard good things about Backstitch, but the app is still in Beta and you need a beta invite to use it right now.”
“I use Trello and I add screenshots of the pertinent pages of the pattern.”
“Someone (thank you) at Zoom group’s 2/10 meeting listed a YouTube video which I watched. The creator uses Trello and it looks pretty great. She uses it for both patterns, including photos, line drawings, measurements & fabric requirements, as well as her fabrics. I may look into using it myself.”
“The two other more popular databases people use are Trello and Excel. They are both used more than AirTable. I should look into Trello because it is so popular and I don’t know much about it.”
Luv the practical pockets and stylish seam in the middle of each front side! And the placement of the snap “buttons” on the edge finishing too.
Those at yesterday’s Zoom group meeting chatted about the upcoming Sew Expo. Lorie shared that Saturday’s Mar 2’s American Sewing Guild Style Show is from 11:30am to 12:15pm on the Free Stage in the ShowPlex building. Cathy and Carolyn, several of us will be cheering you both on!
Cynthia, congratulations! And it has been cool to watch you create the flowers at the Quilting Mayhem weekends.
Carolyn, I love the neckline and the length!
Got the book for Christmas. Finally worked on a muslin and needed to shorten the tunic length and the diameter of the sleeves. Looking forward to making many more!
Bobbie, thanks for stepping up to lead the North Seattle neighborhood group. Sue, you’re an awesome Zoom leader — thank you!
Hi. Found out more info after I signed up. Half-bath is a sink and toilet. Showers are down the hall. Will pack slippers and robe. Need to decide a reasonable number of projects to bring.
Please try to share some photos at some point so those of us who are not into machine embroidery can see this artistry!
The contrast of the faille and velour is striking. And, the dimensions of the Irish symbols are just right for the back of the coat. Thanks for sharing – typing this on a rainy day, likely why this post caught my attention 🙂