StitchBuddy 3.1.0 is introducing the next level of adding shapes to your designs: Now you can add shapes by typing text with all fonts installed in macOS. In addition you can import SVG files and use their paths as shapes to be outlined or filled with stitches.
Apple has released macOS 13 “Ventura”, and again StitchBuddy is ready for the most recent operating system for your Mac…
I already tested StitchBuddy with an early beta version of macOS 13, and was positively surprised by its instant compatibility. Today I installed Ventura’s final release and tested thoroughly StitchBuddy’s main app, its QuickLook and Spotlight plugins, as well as all Automator actions: All tests were successfully passed, and StitchBuddy is confirmed to be compatible with macOS 13 “Ventura”.
StitchBuddy v3.0 is introducing first digitizing capabilities! Add shapes as outlines or fills to your embroidery designs…
I just published StitchBuddy’s new major release, introducing a feature often requested and long awaited: It took me a year to design, develop and test, but finally with StitchBuddy 3.0 you can create simple shapes using some vector drawing capabilities. These shapes can be outlined with running or zigzag stitches, or filled with Tatami patterns.
The last days I released two bugfix versions of StitchBuddy for Mac: In-App purchases of StitchBuddy Pro were ignored if a customer had requested a refund for a former purchase and after that bought StitchBuddy Pro again. Honestly, I didn’t test this constellation properly, but with the help of the affected customer - sending some extensive logging - I was able to identify and fix the issue with StitchBuddy v2.19.3.
I was just made aware that StitchBuddy HD 2.19.1 is crashing when a design should be sent by mail. Actually it’s working when a PDF of the embroidery is sent, but not with the original file.
Update: A corrected version 2.19.2 was submitted and approved by Apple barely one day after the error was reported.
I just released StitchBuddy 2.19 for Mac - the update for iPadOS / iOS is still in Apple’s review process. While I changed a lot internally, preparing for some exciting features to come, the visible changes are only minor ones:
Enjoy the update and I’d love to have your rating or even a review in Apple’s App Stores.
