Quiltler - Quilt Designer

Quiltler - Quilt Designer

Design, Prototype, Create

210 ratings
73 reviews
$9.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 6, 2016
  • December 14, 2019

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Easily design and prototype quilts with a powerful generation machine. Create custom patterns from photos or choose from a library, manipulate block sizes, and calculate fabric needs. Save and load your designs.

โœ“Generate quilts from built-in patterns
โœ“Use photos as custom pattern blocks
โœ“Manipulate quilt patterns up to 35x35 blocks
โœ“Change colors, rotate, and swap patterns
โœ“Calculate fabric amounts in yards and inches
โœ“Save and load quilt configurations
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What's New in Quiltler

1.36

December 14, 2019

+Bug fixes +Updates for version iOS 13 Other various improvements to the application

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User reviews

Rubbish

Rubbis

Gets the job done, but could be improved

Overall this app lets me do what I need. Which is create a design totally from scratch using my fabric swatch images and then provide block cnt and yardage at the end. Itโ€™s just a bit clunky in its execution.

Updates I would love to see -

Minor items:

- Allow renaming of saved quilt patterns. Currently if I want to rename something I have to save it again with the new name and then manually delete the old version.

- Allow renaming/editing of existing color selections. Currently I have to delete and start over if I mess that up.

Major items:

- I honestly think this is a glitch, but the custom pattern section will not let me select additional pictures from my existing photo library. It did it once, but wonโ€™t allow me to add more now, so Iโ€™m just stuck with only the images I selected that first time. This means I have to use the camera function there for any new patterns which is frustrating if I donโ€™t have the swatch or pattern set on hand to photograph again.

- Allow uploaded images to be used when setting a color scheme for the block templates. Currently I can only create a RGB/HSB based color scheme for use with the template blocks. The upload functionality already exists in the custom pattern section, so why canโ€™t I set an uploaded image as a color in the color scheme section for template blocks? This would allow me to create designs using template blocks that are actually colored as my existing fabric swatches.
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So happy I found this app!

I love this app! As a new quilter, this app is amazing. I am able to design and visualize the quilts I plan to create. I hope to see a few features in the future (maybe I just havenโ€™t found them yet): adding custom fabrics, printing patterns and a little bit better fabric estimator.

Not all that

This one got good reviews, it is not so simple to plan with. Does not do everything I need for star quilts.

Unhappy

Want my money back.

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Reported Bugs

10 issues

App crashes or freezes on certain devices (iPad Air, iPad Pro)

Bug

Blank screen on launch

Bug

Cannot select additional pictures from photo library in custom pattern section

Bug

Blocks not appearing after saving

Bug

Camera mode lock-up when designing blocks

Bug

Color changes don't work for uploaded images

Bug

Photo grid misalignment when importing custom blocks

Bug

App performance extremely slow for large quilts (50x50)

Bug

No color scheme options appear on some devices

Bug

Compatibility issues with iOS 14 and older devices

Bug
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Requested Features

18 requests

Ability to rename saved quilt patterns

Feature

Edit existing color selections without deleting

Feature

Allow uploaded images as colors in template blocks

Feature

Add sashing and border options

Feature

Place blocks on point feature

Feature

Hexagon and equilateral triangle shapes

Feature

More traditional quilt block shapes (rectangles, Dresden blades)

Feature

Increase maximum quilt size beyond 35 blocks

Feature

Finished quilt dimension calculations

Feature

Undo button functionality

Feature

Export or print quilt designs

Feature

Add notes about fabric information

Feature

Collaborative design mode

Feature

Preset color options

Feature

Better fabric estimator

Feature

Custom block editing with sashing/borders

Feature

Smaller sash and binding size options

Feature

Better tutorial with voice explanation

Feature

FAQ

What does Quiltler do?

Quiltler is a quilt generation machine that allows users to design and prototype quilt patterns. It offers features to create quilts from built-in patterns or custom blocks, manipulate pattern layouts, and calculate fabric requirements.

What are the key features of Quiltler?

Key features include generating quilts from pre-set patterns, using personal photos as pattern blocks, resizing patterns up to 35x35 blocks, customizing colors, rotating and swapping patterns, and calculating precise fabric amounts needed for each quilt square.

How much does Quiltler cost?

The app offers a free version with core design functionalities. Premium access is available for unlimited creation and to remove ads, suggesting a freemium model with optional in-app purchases for enhanced features.

Can I use my own photos as quilt patterns?

Yes, you can take a picture or upload an image from your photo library to use as a custom pattern block within your quilt designs. These custom patterns can then be rotated and swapped around.

What kind of quilts can I create?

You can create a wide variety of quilts by utilizing the app's extensive library of default patterns or by designing your own using custom blocks derived from photographs. The app supports pattern manipulation for layouts up to 35 blocks wide and 35 blocks high.