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Threads: 20 different brands Print to PDF: Yes Updates: Yearly, additional cost This is very similar to the old Jane Greenoff pattern making software, however, it’s updated yearly, has a limited selection, is complicated, and is VERY expensive considering its closest (and arguably a lot better) alternative is a quarter of the cost.

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Threads: DMC Print to PDF: Yes Updates: No scheduleĭP Software Cross Stitch Pro Platinum ($89) – 4/10 If you do upgrade, WinStitch or MacStitch is most similar in design. If you want a little more, you have the opportunity to purchase one of the other programs, so it’s a great starter program. It’s got everything you might need and helps you get your head around making patterns.

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Starting as a free online program, developing into a full blown downloadable, Stitch Art Easy! does a good job. Threads: DMC & Anchor Print to PDF: Yes Updates: Every 2 years additional cost

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The main issue, however, is that there are no updates to the program, and based on Istitch2 being a paid update of the previous version, I’d imagine you’d have to buy a new one every time Windows updates… You can either buy the DVD version with guide videos, or the download without videos for the same price. As a result, it’s the easiest to get into at first, however finding more advanced features is a little difficult, meaning a serious designer might consider another program. Also, there are video guides (if you purchase the DVD version) to help new designers. Unlike the previous versions that were overly complicated for new users, the new Istitch has been built with simplicity in mind. Threads: DMC Print to PDF: Yes Updates: Monthly Secondly is its unique backstitch portion, which allows you to ‘trace’ the image with transparency, meaning you can get super clean backstitches. Firstly the thread selector program allows you to either pick a close fit thread based on what stock you have, but also allows for the blending of threads to get super accurate colors (I LOVE this). However, where BlendThreads stands out is the greatest two additions I think we’ve ever looked at. Initially, it’s much like any other pattern creator, with some advanced features in the printing sections. Threads: DMC Print to PDF: Yes Updates: Yearlyīuilt off the back of Ryijy, this pattern creator has come a long way. And its free! It does get beaten by some other paid systems as they’ve been around longer and have much larger user databases, but this is one to watch! But unlike other simple programs, this one has an extremely robust pattern creator behind it, making it a perfect world of ease and quality. It’s built as a first step on your pattern creation journey, having just the core features you need. What makes this particularly fantastic is that its simple. Threads: DMC & Anchor Print to PDF: Yes Updates: Last updated 2009įrom the same creators as our number Windows choice, WinStitch, now comes a free software based on the same great software. But there is service still supplied, and patterns made from it are great quality. It’s still a great program, however, the lack of yearly updates means it could be struggling against other programs, which update regularly.

However it’s still used by DMC France along with many other major pattern makers.

ILSoft used to be a major playing cross stitch generation programs, but started to drop from general usage as other programs came to market.

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Finally, you cannot export to PDF using the program itself you can download an additional program that acts as a fake printer to do this though.ĭemo: Yes 30 days Threads: DMC & Cosmo Print to PDF: No, you can download another (free) program called CutePDF to do this Updates: Quarterly Recently, a whole load of new apps don’t support KGchart patterns, meaning they aren’t as useful. The second issue is its a little buggy it used to be our best pick, but as PCstitch started to improve, KG Chart just couldn’t keep up.

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There are however four things to note firstly the colors can sometimes be a little red-based so require manual picking. It’s the third most used program out there, and for $35 is a steal. There are also forums and an email for support and issues. It’s been created by a non-stitcher, but their understanding of our needs is great. KG Chart has a fantastic set of stitches, incredible ease of use, and a lot of regular, and worthwhile updates.