Is this the app EVERY crochet designer needs?!

Frustrated with Excel or graph paper to make your crochet or knitting color diagrams? This Freemium software might be exactly what you're looking for. Stitch Fiddle is an intuitive software to help you make color diagrams easy. You can do most of what you need with the free version but there is a premium option to pay for to get more perks. This video was not sponsored by Stitch Fiddle. I just love to use this software and thought you might too.

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[nancyfeliciano]

Absolutely wonderful video! You’re a gifted instructor, the information you have given us is priceless thank you. Be blessed for sharing!

[michelemenard]

I just found them last week and this video today. Thank you for the quick overview, much appreciated!

[vickyfeller]

I’ve only used it on my iPad, and I had no issues whatsoever. Worked great.

[daniellemeadow]

Awesome tutorial, thank you so much! I've been designing my tapestry crochet blankets in the paint program, which is crazy frustrating. I'm so glad this exists. Thank you again :)

[elsadavis]

I'm not a quilter, but I do love them and have always been fascinated with people who make them. I bet this software would be wonderful for any quilter to create those beautiful quilts we all love.

[barbperronne]

Fantastic information. Very useful program. Tried it because of your great video. So much easier than paper. Love I can pick yarn by color number. Thrilled with “Supplies” listing to tell me the quantities of each stitch color. Agree I like using the computer to layout blanket. So useful to use mobile (browser) while at store.Such an easy to use and time saver I may be purchasing soon.

[GaminGawdess]

OMG...How did I miss It is a game change and thanks or sharing...you

[paulinemorare]

I am excited to explore this app. Thanks so much. I love the idea of photo editing and writing patterns.

[cleta]

I love using Excel, but I am so going to try this software! Thanks for the tip.

[ccclarissa]

In Excel, with you use the brush, you can paint the cells just like this

[amara]

I love this! Thank you for sharing :)
Another tip is to look into perler bead/cross stitch programs cause they work very similarly.

[sallyowen]

This is a winner !! I like to design my own c2c and mosaic crochet patterns and this will make things much easier ! Thank you so so much 😘♥️

[susanwilliams]

Great video thank you. Is this software what you would use to follow as you make your blanket(for example). where you can follow row by row or do you have to upload this to another program

[vildhallon]

Thank you so much for this video! So helpful

[duncanclement]

Does anyone know how to set up a design by size dimensions in the software? Like say I wanted to make an 11x15in crochet wall hanging…Is there a way to enter those dimensions in and go from there? I understand type of stitch, yarn weight, and hook size play a role in how large the project would come out, but I’d like to start with dimensions if possible.

[fyorafafallia]

Is there also a program that helps me to create round patterns?

[karenlopez]

This is easy to understand but I’m looking for a tutorial of how to edit a graph made from a photo…any suggestions?

[itsmireiasworld]

Do you know if there's something to make a magic ring? In stitchfiddle or in another web? Stitchfiddle only works left to right/right to left, it doesn't work on the round...

[jessicaartus]

This is great, but how can you know the finished true size product would be? That is what I am trying to understand

[tami]

Is there a way to make multiple charts of a continuing design from a picture? I'm not a designer but have several pictures, and a few silhouettes, that I would like to make into intarsia/fair isle patterns for double knitting. I'm not tech savvy even though this program seems very easy to use, but have looked and can't figure out how to make multi-chart patterns. There's a distinct possibility I'm missing something, of course, so I would be very grateful for some guidance and/or advice.
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial ❤️ ❤️ ❤️