Project List and Extras personalises how you browse your projects, plus a few app-level extras: the fabric colour behind your markup, linked multi-page views, and free sample charts to practise on.
These options live in the project settings screen.
Controls at a Glance
Project List |
| List style [Screenshot: the project list in two different layouts, e.g. Classic and Compact] Choose how the project list is laid out: Classic, Compact, Basic or List. Browse your projects the way that suits your screen. |
Category names
Rename your project categories, for example "Christmas" or "Gifts". Names must be unique and not empty. |
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Fabric Colour |
Canvas colour
Set the background colour behind your markup to mimic your real fabric. The colour is always kept fully opaque, so your stitches read against it like the real thing. |
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Extras |
Link grid views
Keep linked panes scrolling together, with an optional highlight showing which panes are in sync. Navigate a multi-page layout as one. |
Sample projects
Browse and download free sample charts from the server to practise on. Needs a connection, and samples count toward your project limit. |
Count diagnostics
A developer toggle, off by default, that shows a count-snapshot chip for reporting counting bugs. It helps get any stitch-count issue fixed quickly. |
Did you know?
- More fabric colours was a direct tester request. The fabric colour is a free colour choice, so any shade of aida or evenweave is a couple of taps away.
- Sorting is on the Projects page. Order projects by name, progress or date, ascending or descending, and search by name as you type.
- Samples are the safest way to learn. Try marking, guides and statistics on a free sample chart before importing your own patterns.
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