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Sewing patterns

A sewing pattern organizer that starts with the envelope

Photograph the envelopes a few at a time. AI drafts an entry per pattern, each with its own cropped photo of the envelope art — you add the sizes it covers and the notes that matter, and the stash stops being a mystery box.

A sewing-pattern stash of illustrated envelopes, folded fabrics, and a fabric-covered storage box.

What you get

Three things a pattern stash needs

The envelope is the record

Lay a few envelopes out and photograph them. AI drafts an entry per pattern with the envelope art as its photo; photograph the back as well and the yardage chart lives on the same entry.

Stop buying patterns you already own

Search the stash from the fabric store by name, or by the tags you choose — garment type, size range, vintage. The duplicate buy ends here.

Keep sizes, notes, and boxes straight

Record the sizes each envelope covers and the alterations you made last time. Each box or drawer is a location, so “which box is it in?” is a search, not an excavation.

How it works

From a box of envelopes to a searchable stash

  1. The Keeper of Things capture sheet: catalogue a space, choose from gallery, or add manually.
    Step 01

    Lay a few envelopes out and photograph them.

  2. The Keeper of Things review screen showing items the AI detected in a photo, ready to accept.
    Step 02

    AI drafts an entry per envelope; you add sizes and confirm.

  3. The Keeper of Things inventory catalogue listing items with photos, locations, and categories.
    Step 03

    The whole stash, searchable from the fabric store.

  4. The Keeper of Things inventory filtered to a single location, showing only what is in that room.
    Step 04

    Filter to one box or drawer to see exactly which patterns live in it.

Where to start

Free for the first 75 patterns, Plus for the whole stash

US$4.99/mo · US$49.99/yr

The free plan’s 75 items cover a starter stash. A serious one — most are — fits on Plus: 1,000 patterns across 50 locations, each box its own place. Fabric, notions, and the machines can live in the same catalogue, so the whole sewing room ends up searchable without a second app.

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FAQ

Organising the stash, answered

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How do I keep the yardage and notions chart?

Photograph the back of the envelope too — an item holds multiple photos, so the front art and the back chart stay together on one entry, readable whenever you are standing in front of the fabric.

Can I record which sizes each pattern covers?

Yes — sizes go in the description or as tags, whichever you search by more naturally. The description holds the rest: what you made, how it fitted, what you would change next time.

Does it organise the fabric stash too?

Yes. It is one catalogue for anything you can photograph — fabric lengths, notions, machine feet, the machines themselves. AI drafts an entry for what it sees in each photo and you confirm, so the pattern boxes are just the start.

Is my stash private?

Yes. It is tied to your account, encrypted in transit and at rest, never sold, and never used for advertising. You can export your data, or delete your account and everything in it, at any time.

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