Know what’s on the shelf before you start cutting.
Sewwing keeps your serger thread, fabric, supplies and machines in one place: sorted by colour, drawn to scale, and on your phone when you’re standing in the fabric shop.
New accounts start with a sample stash you can edit or clear.
Every cone, by colour
Thread is filed the way you look for it: by colour. Counts change with a tap, and anything down to its last spool is flagged before you run out mid-seam.
- Navy4 spools
- Royal Blue3 spools
- TealLast spool
- PlumLast spool
- Tangerine2 spools
- GoldLast spool
- Kelly Green2 spools
- LavenderNone left
Fabric, drawn to scale
Each cut is laid on the mat at its true size, so two yards of suiting really looks twice a yard of voile. Weave, fibre and width read at a glance; add a photo and it shows instead.
One yellow square is a yard of 36″.
- Black suiting2 yd × 61″ · wool suiting
- Peach crepe1.5 yd × 41″ · silk crepe de Chine
- Print voile1 yd × 54″ · cotton voile
- Striped jersey1 yd × 60″ · cotton jersey
The rest of the workroom
Stash
- Threads
- Every cone by colour family, with spool counts you update in a tap.
- Fabric
- Cuts drawn to scale with fibre, weave, width and a photo.
- Supplies
- Needles, zips, interfacing and the rest, with quantities.
- Machines
- Make, model, needle system, serial number and warranty.
Make
- Projects
- A board that takes each project from planned to finished.
- Patterns
- Your pattern library, checked against the fabric you already own.
- Try on
- Lay a fabric photo over a technical flat before you cut.
- Calculator
- How much yardage a garment needs at your fabric’s width.
Shop
- Shopping list
- Low thread goes on the list with one tap.
- Scan
- Photograph a thread label to add it to your stash.
- Colour match
- Find the threads in your stash that match a colour.
- Ask your stash
- Ask in plain words: “do I have navy for these jeans?”
Works offline at the shop and syncs when you’re back. Import and export as CSV, or share a read-only link to your stash.