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Version 8.6.2 · 2026-10-26
Madeira Burmilana gains 71 more shades, and every color now has a name.
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The store currently lists version 8.6.2, updated 2026-10-26.








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Embroidery material palettes reference.
The app contains material palettes — threads, beads, and fabrics — from many well-known manufacturers. It is designed for convenient browsing, searching, selecting, and organizing materials for embroidery projects.
You can search materials across the entire reference, as well as find close color matches, even when they belong to different palettes or manufacturers. This helps you choose harmonious combinations and find alternatives to specific colors.
Selected palettes can be exported directly to Needlentory, a separate app created specifically for material tracking, including inventory management, shopping lists, and project planning.
For those who prefer manual tracking, the app allows you to create and export clear PDF tables that are convenient for printing and storing on paper.…
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Madeira Burmilana gains 71 more shades, and every color now has a name.
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