Fabric Stash

This iPhone app is perfect for the designer,quilter and sewer who would rather worry about trends and real life than if she might have that fabric already! Keep you fabric stash in order with this nifty little app. We have recently updated this app and have added some nice new features that our fans wanted! Read more below or click an image to be taken to the apple itunes store.

appStore400With FabricStash you can keep your entire stash, no matter how big, in the palm of your hand. It’s easy, just snap a photo of your fabric, enter as many details as you’d like, and you’re ready to go! With fabric stash you can:

Features:

  • Create project lists, allowing for easy access to a list of the fabrics you’ve gathered for your next quilt, or used in past quilts.
  • Match old fabrics with new using large, full color photos
  • No more carrying fabric samples while shop-hopping.
  • Organize and view your stash by color, style, manufacturer, line or project.
  • Keep track of exactly how much of a fabric you have.
  • Make a wish list of fabrics you’d like to obtain in the future.
  • Enter custom category names and notes about your fabrics.
  • Save money- no more duplicate purchases.
  • Added in ability to give fabrics two images instead of just one
  • Added in Non-Fabric Material (Notions)info storage so you can now track your stash of buttons, ribbon, thread,patterns…etc
  • Non Fabric Materials can also be assigned to projects just like Fabrics
  • Updated backgrounds and icon.

Updated with your suggestions and feedback 4/5/2010

  • Added ability to track Cost, Location, Height, Width and Weight of Fabric
  • The notes field now auto-expands to allow for inputing of multiline notes about fabric.
  • Your fabric stash should now remember the last category sort used and will preserve this selection in between sessions.
  • Existing fabrics and materials can now have the option to be added to a project from the project detail screen to allow for faster project creation.
  • Improvements have been made which should improve speed/performance when browsing through a large stash
  • The way user inputted values are remembered for fast re-entry has been saved has been changed to enhance stability and further reduce chance of data loss.
  • Additional speed and stability improvements.

Fully customizable, FabricStash can be personalized in many ways to fit your individual needs as a quilter or designer. FabricStash is also smart, if you’ve entered a custom description before, it will remember it for later use. Give it a try, you’ll love it!

  • #1 written by Rachel Shaw
    about 8 months ago

    Fabric Stash is a great app. As someone with a rather large stash, the prospect of being able to keep track of it at all times is a rather exciting one. I do have a couple of suggestions that would make it even better. At the very least, I would include 3 more categories: width, weight, and location. Other features that would be wonderful include the ability to keep track of the non-yardage parts of the stash, like trim, bias tape, ribbon, thread, embroidery floss, lace, buttons, beads, etc. This can be achieved easily enough by including a Material category, or something similar. A search feature would be wonderful! The only other things I would include are in the project section, which are percent completed, and due date. Thanks for creating a great app, I’m looking forward to any updates you folks choose to do!

  • #2 written by Casey S
    about 8 months ago

    It is truly refreshing that the *only* app in the iTunes store built specifically for the purpose of tracking your fabrics, is actually good and works. Usually when you find these niche apps with no competition, your hopes don’t get too high. This app delivers. Two things:

    1. I echo Rachel’s comments above – *especially* the note about a section for haberdashery items.

    2. There are a great deal of sewers that are not quilters (especially among the iPhone crowd). I have nothing against quilters, but as a younger male with a budding garment design company, the icon and opening screen of this app gave me pause. My first thought upon seeing the app’s icon… “It’s for quilters.” Folks in my demographic tend to lean toward the aesthetic and I can see those less curious than I passing on this app after a similar knee-jerk response.

    Still, this app knocks it out of the park. I am really excited to see where you go with it. Keep up the good work, and thank you.

  • #3 written by Maggie S.
    about 7 months ago

    I love the fact you made An app for me. I stumbled on it by accident and love it. I would ditto the comments from previous remarks but add that anyone with a fabric stash isnt necessarily a quilter. I do sewing, quilting, and crafts. One thing I would like to see is a build your own library. You can’t believe the amount of patterns, books, leaflets, and magazines I have accumulated over the years. I even have duplicAtes because I forgot I aleady purchased it. Delicious Library is great but not practical for non-Mac owners. Surely you could help us out! Thanks for a great start on your sewing related apps!!

  • #4 written by Jen
    about 5 months ago

    Is there a way to delete a fabric from your stash once you’ve used it? I can’t for the life of me figure it out. I even have tried to delete a picture to replace it with something else.

  • #5 written by admin
    about 5 months ago

    There is a way to delete fabrics, its the common delete method found in other apps like Mail. All you have to do is get to the view showing the list of your fabrics and do the one finger “swipe” gesture (drag finger from left to right across the row) on the fabric you want to remove from your database. When you do that a red Delete button should appear and pressing it will delete the fabric.
    Hope this helps out and lets us know if you have any further comments/questions!
    -Alex M
    Blueshift Software LLC

  • #6 written by Natasha Heimberg
    about 1 month ago

    Is this app and your pattern app iOS4 compatible?

  • #7 written by admin
    about 1 month ago

    Both of these apps have been tested on iOS4 and are compatible.