TideStitch: Quilt Designer

New: Actual Size. Tap the ruler and the block on screen becomes its true physical size, so you can lay your own fabric against the glass and check the scale for yourself. The first time, it asks you to check it against your rotary ruler. The rest is mostly about the numbers. Pattern fixes worth having before you cut again: - Blocks built from other blocks had cut sizes an eighth of an inch too big. - The first assembly step was leaving units out of its count. - Printed patterns no longer strand a step heading at the foot of a page, or cut a pressing note in half. Three new blocks: Cactus Bud, Missouri Puzzle, and Tide Line. The size picker now offers every size a block can actually be cut at, and warns you before you choose one that won't sew flat. The starter designs come at sizes you can cut. Painting a large quilt top is faster.