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Version 1.0 · 2026-08-22
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-08-22.








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Bolt Plan is a kit-planning tool built specifically for quilt shop owners.
Planning kits can get complicated fast. You need to know how much fabric to order, how many bolts that means, and how many complete kits those bolts can actually produce. Bolt Plan does the quilt math for you.
Start with the number of kits you want to make. Enter or scan your fabric requirements, choose your bolt size and overage, and Bolt Plan calculates the yardage and number of bolts you need to purchase.
Because fabric is purchased by the bolt, you often end up with more yardage than your original kit quantity requires. Bolt Plan shows you how many complete kits your purchased bolts can actually make, helping you understand how far your fabric investment can go.…
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