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Version 8.1 · 2026-10-16
Added support for iPhone Duo.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 8.1, updated 2026-10-16.








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All calculators for cross stitch in one application.
The application helps embroiderers calculate the amount of materials needed for a new embroidery project, making planning faster and more accurate.
• Canvas calculator
Allows you to determine the fabric size in centimeters or inches based on stitch count.
Calculations support the most popular fabrics used for cross stitching.
• Muline calculator
Helps calculate thread consumption for a specified number of stitches.
The result may vary depending on embroidery technique, single crosses and stitching style.
For more accurate results, a tolerance value can be applied.
• Stitches calculator
Helps calculate the final embroidery size on the selected fabric for a given number of stitches in the pattern.
• Cost calculator
Helps estimate how much a finished cross stitch project can cost based on the materials used.…
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Added support for iPhone Duo.
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