Cross Stitch vs FoldWall

Turn your device into a cross stitch pattern maker. Create your own patterns from any picture and enjoy your hobby with Cross Stitch Embroidery: Hobby. PATTERN DESIGN IN A FEW STEPS: - upload an image from your device and it will be converted in the stitch pattern format - edit the pattern according to the number of colors and the pixels size - choose the art canvas and a threads manufacturer - save a pattern in PDF PATTERN DESIGN SETTING - adjust/hide the grid - highlight the necessary colors PROGRESS TRACKING Mark your progress using the highlighter FLOSS CONVERTER Use the thread converter that allows you to find corresponding color numbers from other manufacturers (DMC, Gamma, Madeira, Anchor, Dimensions, Dome, Bucilla, J&P Coats, BELKA and PNK im. Kirova) FLOSS CALCULATOR It will help determine how many flosses you need for a particular pattern YOUR OWN MASTERPIECE Make collages before and after to estimate the result and share your artworks via social networks The app is supported on the iPhone 5S and later having iOS 11. Certain features might require a subscription to access. The FREE version offers a restricted number of embroidery designs, including 2 patterns derived from photos. SUBSCRIPTION gives you access to an unlimited array of embroidery designs and photo-derived patterns. Additionally, it allows you to partake in a competition for the best embroidery. https://peakygroup.com/privacy https://peakygroup.com/tos

FoldWall is a wallpaper previewer and cropper for iPhone Duo. One wallpaper has to cover two screens, and until you actually set it there's no way to tell what either screen will get. FoldWall shows both at once. Drag or pinch your photo and the closed-screen and open-screen framings update side by side, so you can see how each one lands before you save anything. How it works 1. Pick one photo from your library. 2. Drag or pinch on either preview. Both framings update together. 3. Unfold the device to check the inner screen at full size. 4. Save, then set it from Settings ▸ Wallpaper. Why one photo covers two screens The cover screen shows almost exactly the middle vertical slice of the inner screen. You only ever set one wallpaper, and iPhone Duo takes from it whatever the active screen needs. That's why the framing matters, and why seeing both at the same time is the whole point. Unfold for a real check Open the device and FoldWall drops its interface, drawing your wallpaper edge to edge on the inner screen. Not a mockup, not an animation — the finished image, on the screen it was made for. Fold it closed and you're back to adjusting. Framed to the actual hardware Both previews use the device's real pixel dimensions and real corner radii, down to the cover screen's uneven corners: 8 pt on the hinge side, 59 pt on the other. Those numbers come from the device profile, so the preview is worth trusting. Entirely on your device No account. No network requests. No analytics. No tracking. No data collection. No subscriptions and no in-app purchases. Photo access is add-only, so FoldWall can save the wallpaper it makes and nothing else. Good to know • iOS gives apps no public way to set wallpaper, so the last step happens in Settings rather than here. It's the only route the system allows. • The smallest zoom still fills both screens, so an empty edge isn't possible. • Reset returns the photo to centered and filling both screens. • A first-run guide covers the five things you'd otherwise have to work out yourself, and stays available under Settings ▸ How It Works.