It’s a fantastic pattern creation program, which works almost as well as any desktop program. StitchSketch is created by the maker of KG Chart. This works super well with its journal feature, allowing you not only to track everything about a project, but allows you to upload up to 5 images for each project. Its best feature however is the ability to publish on social media from directly in the app. It’s “need to buy” feature not only works well, but it reads your charts and patterns to give you lists of threads needed for each project too!Ī tracking app that frankly tracks everything, XStitch Plus has a massive following. Similar to Thread Tracker 117 this app not only tracks threads, but aida, needles, charts and other tools. However, if you suffer from any arthritis or similar conditions stopping you stitching, this is a great alternative! Due to the recent trend of adult coloring books, the app has really hit it off, but for most cross stitchers it might just be a distraction. Effectively it’s a paint by numbers affair, made to look like cross stitch, with the ability to make new patterns with your own images. Unlike others on the list, this app isn’t a tool, but is actually a game. If you’re looking for cross stitch markup apps, we have a seperate list for those too! Ranked using iTunes store (for iPhone & iPad) and GooglePlay (for Android) reviews. We round up the best apps for iPhone, iPad and Android. With every wake moment thinking about cross stitch, it’s no wonder you want an app or two to help you out.
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