Stop buying fabric you already own
Stash Studio keeps track of every yard of fabric and every notion in your sewing room, so you always know what's on hand, what a cut leaves behind, and whether a pattern actually needs a trip to the store.
- Never buy fabric you already have in the stash
- See exactly what's left after every cut
- Check a pattern's requirements against what you own before you shop
- Keep cost and location on hand for insurance replacement value
Three depths, from fabric-only to full pattern planning — free to try, no signup.
Pick your starting point
Stash Studio comes in three depths, from fabric-only up to full pattern planning. All three are live, free previews.
Fabric Inventory
Every piece of fabric you own, tracked individually — not just "3 yards of blue cotton," but the actual physical piece, what you paid for it, where it's stored, and exactly how much is left after each cut. Log a piece once and Stash Studio remembers the details, so you can check the closet before you order more online. This is the foundation the other tiers build on — nothing about how you track fabric changes if you upgrade later.
Fabric + Supplies
Everything in Tier 1, plus the rest of your sewing room: thread, zippers, interfacing, and every other notion or trim you keep on hand. Supplies get the same real treatment as fabric — what you have, what it cost, and a reorder point that flags anything running low. No more digging through drawers to check if you already own the right zipper before adding one to your cart. Fabric and supplies, together, in one place.
Everything, including Patterns
Everything in Tier 2, plus your pattern library: save a pattern once with what it calls for, and Stash Studio checks your actual fabric pieces against it, telling you which ones have enough material and automatically picking the best match. A built-in layout tool then nests everything the pattern needs onto your fabric at once, aiming to minimize waste before you pick up scissors. And because it's tracking real pieces and supplies the whole way through, you get a real cost breakdown per project when you're done.
Tell me what you think
Nothing you enter in a demo is permanent — it resets regularly, so feel free to click around and try things. If you have a few minutes afterward, I'd genuinely value hearing what worked, what didn't, and what you wish it did.
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