What about apps for our PC's?

I remember a thread about organizers for our computers for our stashes as
well as an entire mailing list (or two) on this but I cannot find it now.

Anyone have any PC programs that do all this?

Franchesca 


: -----Original Message-----
: From: [email protected] [mailto:h-costume-
: [email protected]] On Behalf Of Beteena Paradise
: Sent: Monday, August 08, 2011 2:44 AM
: To: Historical Costume
: Subject: [h-cost] Sewing Apps - was Where is everyone hanging out these
days?
: 
: Penny said:
: >If I was tech savvy enough (and I am not), I would develop apps for
: >costuming.  There you go...someone smart enough go for it!  Just send me
a
: >thank you card when you are rich!  I love apps!
: 
: They have great apps for sewing though. Unfortunately they are only for
the
: iPhone (definitely an opportunity for anyone who knows how to program
: android
: apps). This is actually why I bought the iPhone over the other one I was
looking
: at (LG Optimus). I have 3 apps: Fabric Stash, Pattern Pal and Sewing Kit.
: 
: Fabric Stash is what you would expect. It is a place to store what you
have in
: your stash including non-fabric items (database). You can take pictures
with
: your iPhone to have an accompanying photo with the entry for each fabric.
: 
: Pattern Pal is the same as above except for patterns.
: 
: I bought the two of those first but then a friend (one from LJ! lol)
suggested
: Sewing Kit. It does what both of the other apps do, fabric and pattern
: databasing, plus it also has a section for people where you can store all
of the
: measurements for an individual and a project database so that you can
store
: the
: particulars for a specific project. All of the "dictionaries" for pattern
: companies, notion types, fabric types, measurement types, etc can be
: customized.
: 
: 
: I am not using Pattern Pal at all because I like the way Sewing Kit does
the
: patterns. However, I think I will probably use Fabric Stash to store my
fabrics
: because they also have a way to store non-fabric notions of which I have
way
: too
: many. :D  But I haven't started putting in my stash yet so I may end up
doing
: the fabric and trims in sewing kit and then the notions in fabric stash.
My
: fabric stash is out of control and takes up a room. I hope I don't break
the
: phone! I am excited about the process though because many things lurk
: because I
: forget they are there. This is a great way to reacquaint myself with what
is
: living on my shelves. And a great process for weeding out what I will
never
: use.
: 
: And considering that I have several large projects that are starting soon,
: including a gorgeous Titanic era gown, and will be fabric shopping in
other
: countries, having my stash in the palm of my hand will be a godsend.
: 
: Teena
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