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Every feature we’ve shipped for quilters, newest first. Each one says what it does, where it lives in the studio, and links straight to it.
Have a Quiltler account? When something big ships we write you a letter about it, showing how it works. You can choose which emails you get from the link at the bottom of any of them.
A quilt of equal squares prints as lettered section charts. Now you choose the section size, drag the lines between sections, rename them, and pick which letter each fabric goes by.
No subscription needed for a single project. One purchase unlocks a saved quilt's exact sizes, yardage, picture downloads and printable pattern, and it stays yours to download again.
Quiltler Studio installs like an app, from the studio home. The designer keeps working on a plane or at a retreat, and your saves sync when you're back online.
A fourth way to start a quilt. Draw straight seams across a panel and Quiltler numbers every patch in sewing order, splits the block into sections, and prints mirrored, true-scale foundation sheets.
A page of the quilts and blocks you're proudest of. Keep it private, share it by link, or make it public for others to find under Explore.
Take a design to another size from Layout → Resize Quilt: bigger blocks, more blocks, or a border, with a preview before you commit. It's one undo if you change your mind.
The pattern's Construction tab chooses how each block is sewn (strip sets, half-square triangles, flying geese) and shows short films comparing the methods.
Give a block to another quilter as their own copy, or invite them to work on it with you in your library. Open a block and choose Send to someone.
Drop finished blocks inside a new block in the block builder. Turned pieces snap back onto the grid, and the right panel puts search first.
Arrange or Recolor only the blocks you've selected, or the whole quilt. In Suggest, choose Selected or Whole quilt.
The studio home gathers your tools, your recent designs and a shelf of community quilts. Library and Community open on illustrated lobbies, and variations of one design share a card.
Version 1.58 gives the free calculators their own tab and brings Community into the Studio tab. Bundles made with Bulk Add now save properly, and sets that went missing are back.
Every snap mode in the designer shows a small preview of what it does, and there are new modes for cell centres, intersections and midpoints.
Search quilt shows and guild events, sort them by distance, see a countdown to each one, browse them on a map, and send in a show we're missing.
New quilt setup can start from the strips in a jelly roll, or from a design someone shared in Community. Each fabric can now have its own width, and panel photos crop to their real proportions.
The printable pattern writes its cutting the way published patterns do: cut strips across the width of fabric, subcut, cut on the diagonal. It has cutting diagrams, reuses strip leftovers, and prints one copy of each template.
Drop a fabric from the panel onto a piece and choose This piece or Every match. Stitch touching pieces of the same fabric and they become one cut.
Slice pieces on the design the way a ruler and cutter do on the mat, snapping to the quarter inch and to 45°. Mark your cuts, then Finalize makes them all at once.
Scratch grids next to your quilt for piecing and slicing ideas. They never count toward yardage, and Make main swaps one in when it wins.
Limit the fabric panel to a single shop's collections while you design, so every fabric on the quilt is one you can buy together. Choose a shop in the fabric panel.
A hand-verified list of fabric makers, printers and studios that promise, in their own words, that people design their fabric. Every entry is sourced.
Backing, binding, batting, borders, sashing, half-square triangles, flying geese, fat quarters, precuts and more. Free, with no account, on the site, in the studio and on iPhone.