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patchworkstud.io

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Canvas
Pinch to zoom · two fingers to pan
Click a quilt square to place your selected block

← → to move · Esc to close · replay with Get started

Your design, on repeat

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Make a block. Pick a classic block or add a blank one. Choose a patch shape, select Fabric A or B, then pick colours from the palette. Paint by clicking or dragging.

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Explore a whole quilt. Choose rows, columns and an arrangement, then use “Repeat across quilt”. All instances of a block update when you paint it. Place different blocks, rotate individual squares, and adjust the border.

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Try the design board. Choose tools from the floating toolbar at the canvas’s top-left. Move blocks freely, sketch with the pencil, or add notes. Shift-click or drag over empty space to select a group. Select one block and make a repeat group to create linked copies.

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Keep your work. Your workspace saves automatically to your account when signed in, or in this browser as a guest. Open the Save menu to save a named account copy, download an editable project, or export pictures.

Fabric photos, variations & cutting

Open Tools → Fabric previews to upload and scale a fabric image. Tools → Automatic variations shows alternatives to try. Creation guide in the top toolbar brings together fabric quantities, cutting templates, illustrated block lessons and quilt assembly. Saved projects include your fabric photos and settings. The creation guide automatically shows uploaded fabrics on right-side pieces, including in its complete download and print/PDF output. Pale shapes indicate the wrong side.

Keyboard shortcuts

Ctrl/⌘ S: save workspace (guests download JSON). Ctrl/⌘ Z: undo. Ctrl/⌘ Shift Z or Ctrl/⌘ Y: redo.

F: mirror selection; R: rotate selection. With no canvas selection, F mirrors the active block and R rotates the next painting patch. D or Ctrl/⌘ D: duplicate board selection. Delete/Backspace: delete board selection. Ctrl/⌘ A: select the whole board.

V: select; B: stamp blocks; H: hand/pan; E: erase; P: pencil on the board; N: notes on the board. Space + drag: temporarily pan.

Pinch with two fingers to zoom or move the canvas. The zoom slider, percentage and Fit button sit above the canvas. Each workspace keeps its own view. G: grid; M: rulers; + / −: zoom; 0: fit design; ?: help. Arrow keys move a board selection; Shift moves it further. Shift-click adds to a selection. Drag empty board space to highlight a mockup, then right-click to save just that design.

Stamping over an existing board item drags it. Quilt stamping fills empty squares; Choose Replace, or Alt-click, to deliberately replace an occupied square. Ruler labels follow the configured finished block size. A standard 160-unit board block has that width; resized blocks scale proportionally. Dots may become further apart on screen when zooming out, while snap spacing stays fixed.

Keyboard users can Tab to patches and quilt squares; Enter or Space uses the current tool. Canvas exports show finished geometry. For full-size cutting templates with seam allowances, open Creation guide → Fabric & cutting → Download all cutting templates (PDF).

Take your design with you

Export the quilt layout.

Use Save in the top bar for an editable .json project. PNG and SVG are design images, without seam allowances.

Choose a block pattern

Patterns in your current fabric colours. Every block is editable.

Confirm action

Delete colour

Replace every use of in patches, backgrounds, borders and binding with:

This removes the palette slot. Your separately saved fabric and palette copies remain available. Undo can restore this change.

Colour studio

Preview on your quilt

Your saved colours stay unchanged until Apply.

Preview your fabrics

Photos are centre-cropped to a square and compressed for saving with your project. Set the repeat width to the fabric width shown by that square. Images repeat across patches; they are visual previews, not a fussy-cutting or grain-matching plan.

Explore automatic variations

What can change?

Keep these blocks unchanged

Keep these fabrics in place

Locked blocks keep their patches and existing quilt positions. A fabric lock also protects every block using that fabric. The quilt changes only when you apply a preview.

Generate a set, compare the previews, then apply your favourite.

From fabric to finished quilt

Creation guide

Download / Print

Fabric & cutting

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A separate quilt layout

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Import

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Site overview

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