FlossLog Why a Single Progress Slider Isn’t Enough for a WIP
When tracking a cross-stitch work in progress, the most common approach is to reduce the entire project down to a single...
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FlossLog Never Guess What You’re Missing: An Automatic Need-to-Buy List
Few things disrupt the meditative flow of cross-stitching quite like running out of thread. You are settled into your fa...
FlossLog Active or Paused? Why “Not Working On It” Isn’t the Same as “Abandoned”
In the cross-stitch community, working on multiple projects at the same time is not just common — it's a standard way of...
FlossLog Turning Finished Pieces Into a Portfolio, Not Just a Photo Roll
Cross-stitch is an art form defined by time. A single piece can represent dozens, sometimes hundreds, of hours of quiet,...
FlossLog Sharing WIPs, Finishes, and Your Stash Without the Screenshot Hassle
The needlework community is incredibly visual and collaborative. Sharing your progress is a major part of the joy of the...
FlossLog Why Milestones Matter When the Real Goal Is the Collection Itself
For many needlework enthusiasts, satisfaction doesn't come solely from completing a pattern. There's a whole side of the...
FlossLog Preparing for a New Phone: Backing Up a Floss Stash and Project History
One of the greatest benefits of a local-first tracking app is complete privacy. Your inventory, personal progress notes,...
FlossLog Notebook, Spreadsheet, or App? Tracking Your DMC Floss Stash and Cross-Stitch Projects
Cross-stitch is a hobby of immense detail and slow, rewarding progress. But with hundreds of active DMC embroidery floss...
FlossLog “Did I Already Buy This Color?” Building a Floss Stash That Prevents Duplicates
Embroidery floss is a deceptive material. At a low unit price of approximately $0.60 to $1.00 per skein, a single purcha...
FlossLog Discontinued Colors Don’t Have to Disappear From Your Stash
Preset material catalogs in tracking utilities offer undeniable convenience. With a few taps, you can instantly populate...