Updates & Tips

App updates, stitching tips, feature deep-dives, and news from StitchWIP Studio.

Guide August 24, 2026

What Is a Stitch-Along (SAL)? And How Do You Keep Track of One?

One pattern, released in pieces, stitched by a crowd of people at once — here’s how stitch-alongs work, how to keep track of every part without losing your place, and why it was never a race.

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Tips August 16, 2026

How to Organize Your Cross Stitch Stash (Fabric, Beads and All the Rest)

Floss gets all the organizing attention. But fabric, beads, patterns and all the little bits are the ones that quietly pile up — here's how to get a handle on the rest of your stash.

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Update August 12, 2026

Share Your Progress in Style — Plus Thread Lists & Stash Photos

Your progress becomes a card that's genuinely nice to post, every project gets a thread list that knows what's in your stash, and your fabric and floss can carry photos — arriving automatically on iOS and Android.

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News July 28, 2026

StitchWIP Is Now on Android

Android stitchers, the wait is over — StitchWIP is now available on Google Play. Here's what's inside, and a heartfelt thank you to the testers who helped get it here.

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Tips July 17, 2026

How to Organize Your Cross Stitch Floss (An Honest Take)

Bobbins, floss cards, drops, baggies, and drawer organizers — an honest, no-pressure walk through every way to sort your floss, plus how to keep track of the stash you already own.

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Update July 9, 2026

What’s New in Version 1.0.4

Your project photos, kept safe for good — saved permanently, tucked into your backups, and easier to manage — plus smoother progress tracking and fixes from tester feedback.

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Update July 4, 2026

What’s New in Version 1.0.3

A look at everything that’s landed since launch — edit past sessions, per-project stats, a Time Calculator, Color Charts upgrades, and a handful of fixes from real tester feedback.

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News June 30, 2026

Introducing StitchWIP: The Cross Stitch App I Had to Make

I didn't come to cross stitch the way most people seem to. Here's how a tough year, an Amazon impulse buy, and the quiet satisfaction of making progress one stitch at a time led to this.

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