Stitch-A-Log is the very best organizer for all of your sewing, stitching and quilting supplies, customers, maintenance and projects that you'll ever own! Take charge of your supplies, have a handy ready reference for planning your projects, and save money by avoiding duplications with Stitch-A-Log!
Store photos and sample swatches of all of your stitchwork designs ~~ Maintain samples, record quantity on hand, manufacturer, cost, where purchased and other important data on all of your fabrics, batting/lining, threads and fibers ~~ Record patterns, including manufacturer, style #, notions needed, where purchased, special details and more ~~ Track equipment maintenance, local service centers, services performed and so much more!
The Stitch-A-Log includes 16 divided sections. Categories
include:
Batting/Lining - Maintain a complete record of all of your
many types of linings including thickness, weight, amount on hand,
etc.
Classes/Workshops - Record upcoming class dates, times, location,
fees, supplies to bring and more.
Equipment Maintenance - Track repairs
and service on your equipment, store model and serial numbers, service
provider information and service costs.
Fabrics - Maintain samples
of all of your fabrics, manufacturer, date and place of purchase,
amount on hand, and much more.
Master Stitch Record - Make an actual
stitch sample right on your page, record where it is stored on your
machine, sewing foot used and more.
Needles - List manufacturer, size,
uses and more, for all of your sewing, needlepoint, machine needles,
embroidery, knitting, quilting, etc.
Patterns - List manufacturer,
style number, size, notions needed and more, for all of your patterns.
Photo Sample - Keep actual photos of each project and record important
data, including fabric swatch, pattern, cost, recipient, etc.
Publications -
Organize your publications, create an article index, and subscription
expiration dates.
Stitch List - Keep accurate records of customers,
as well as Sewing/Quilt Club members; including address, telephone,
email, family information, sizes, special dates and more.
Store Information -
Maintain an up-to-date listing of your favorite stores across the
country, directions, store hours and special orders.
Techniques &
Tips - Record instructions and tips from all of your sources, from
class instruction to clubs and friends, including origin and
a sample.
Threads/Fibers - Store samples, weight, dye lots, where purchased,
etc., including metallic, decorative, embroidery and specialty threads
and fibers.
Tools/Accessories - Record all of your hand tools, such
as various scissors, rulers, basting/marking tools, mats and more,
including where it was purchased, manufacturer and where it is stored.
Web Sites - List site name, web address and description of favorite
web sites for information, tips, program downloads, online shopping,
etc.
Wish List - Keep that all-important wish list handy when shopping
and planning future projects. List the item description, order information
and where to find it (and be sure to leave a copy where others can
find it around birthdays and other gift giving holidays!).