Three new patterns: a classic men's dress shirt (collar, cuffs, button placket — the real deal), a princess-seam dress, and a straight sofa slipcover parametric on your couch measurements. 65 sewing techniques land in TailorSage: every skill (applying bias binding, setting a collar, sewing a welt pocket, making a rolled hem...) gets its own illustrated step-by-step guide — and each pattern shows you which techniques it uses. Sewing instructions have been completely rewritten: clearer, more concrete, audited by both an expert seamstress AND a beginner. Every sub-step tells you exactly what to do, which direction, and what the result should look like. The interactive glossary grows: more terms, conjugated forms are recognized (in French: "surfile", "crante", "repasse"... light up in the text), and technical words not in the glossary are defined right in the instruction. V-neck, square-neck, and boat-neck options on tops (tank top, t-shirt, crop top) are now real geometric curves on the pattern — no more generic rounded shape. Also: adjustable depth on cushions, rectangular patterns now explain there's no paper pattern to cut out, iOS 26 compatibility, and plenty of small bugs fixed along the way.

Three new patterns: a classic men's dress shirt (collar, cuffs, button placket — the real deal), a princess-seam dress, and a straight sofa slipcover parametric on your couch measurements. 65 sewing techniques land in TailorSage: every skill (applying bias binding, setting a collar, sewing a welt pocket, making a rolled hem...) gets its own illustrated step-by-step guide — and each pattern shows you which techniques it uses. Sewing instructions have been completely rewritten: clearer, more concrete, audited by both an expert seamstress AND a beginner. Every sub-step tells you exactly what to do, which direction, and what the result should look like. The interactive glossary grows: more terms, conjugated forms are recognized (in French: "surfile", "crante", "repasse"... light up in the text), and technical words not in the glossary are defined right in the instruction. V-neck, square-neck, and boat-neck options on tops (tank top, t-shirt, crop top) are now real geometric curves on the pattern — no more generic rounded shape. Also: adjustable depth on cushions, rectangular patterns now explain there's no paper pattern to cut out, iOS 26 compatibility, and plenty of small bugs fixed along the way.

This update adds a new pattern: the straight sofa slipcover, made to measure from 6 simple measurements. Cushion covers (invisible zip, ties, piping) can now have a depth (gusset), for a thick bench-style cushion instead of a flat one. The tracing guide now more precisely locates certain points that were previously unmarked. Plus several catalogue content fixes (wording, measurements, instruction consistency).

This update refines the sewing instructions on about fifteen patterns — the wrap skirt, shorts, cropped trousers, hoodie, sheath dress and more: waistband assembly order, notches, seam allowances, glossary definitions. Less ambiguity, closer to the real gesture. The ‘How it works’ screen is updated with recent additions (patchwork, machine troubleshooting). Plus several under-the-hood reliability fixes, notably around syncing your data across devices.

This update adds 2 new patterns: a classic men's shirt, and a princess-seam dress. V, square, and boat necklines are now real shapes calculated to your measurements (tank top, t-shirt, dress) — no more approximate outline. The cropped trousers finally have a true knee-length cut, calculated from your measurements. The kimono is now assembled with a real shoulder-sleeve seam for a better fit, whatever your fabric width. And the dress zipper (Bella) now sits at the center back, from neckline to waist, making it much easier to put on. The glossary keeps growing, and a couple dozen patterns had their sewing instructions reviewed and refined to match the real gesture more closely.

Patchwork lands big in TailorSage: a dedicated technique sheet, two guided ways to patchwork your fabric — fan-style or in strips — and now available across 18 accessory and home patterns (totes, cushions, pouches, apron, curtains, tablecloth...), not just the flared skirt. Plus 2 new patterns to go with it: a flat sheet, and THE quintessential patchwork piece — a real pieced, quilted blanket with batting and binding, a genuine quilt walkthrough from start to finish. The Customize step gets a facelift too: cards organized by section, a visual carousel to actually see each option, and ruffle gathering you can finally tune to the length you want. Plus a big spring-cleaning pass on construction accuracy: about a dozen patterns rewritten so the text matches the real technique (leggings, dresses, tailored jacket, kimono, trousers...), an expanded glossary, and a clearer piece-by-piece tracing guide. And a few finishing touches: new logo, material checklist that stays fresh, and a good number of small bugs fixed along the way.

New pattern: Sheath skirt (fitted straight skirt with darts + vent). The flared skirt now offers up to 4 stacked flounces, with real fabric yardage calculation. After finishing a project, you can now share a photo and feedback to help us improve our patterns. Two dozen+ small content fixes from user feedback.

On iPad: diagrams (tracing guide, machine tip sheets) now display at their real size, and browsing the pattern library no longer gets stuck on narrower screens. A few startup stability fixes, plus a crisper outline on the app's round buttons.

Two new cosy patterns for autumn: the Lumina leggings and the Hugo hoodie — the catalogue's first stretch jersey/fleece patterns. Several other patterns (jacket, dresses, skirt, trousers) got polished too: more accurate time estimates, complete material checklists (zipper, interfacing, lining), and a few small inconsistencies fixed.

Three home-décor additions: the pleat tape curtain, the grommet curtain and the mitered-corner tablecloth — no body measurements, just your window or table dimensions. Coco can create them with you, and the glossary grows (heading tape, grommet, mitered corner). Coco also gives your project a gentle nudge if it's gone quiet, and a new Privacy section (in your profile) lets you choose whether to share usage statistics.

This update brings iPad and sharper pattern accuracy. • New: catalogue and pattern sheets optimized for iPad (grid + master-detail view) • Clearer tracing guide: named dimensions, visual landmarks • More accurate pattern diagrams (armhole depth, decluttered dimension labels) • Behind-the-scenes performance and reliability improvements

This update focuses on speed and reliability under the hood. • Faster app launch on slow networks — no more long waits at startup • More robust sync after signing out/in or switching accounts • Security fixes and small performance improvements

Sewing diagrams now show the REAL pieces of your pattern, drawn to your measurements: shoulders, sides, crotch, darts… for every garment in the library. • 4 new gift patterns: lined zippered toiletry bag, duo kitchen apron, sewing machine cover, pie carrier • Pattern page: preview the sewing steps before starting a project • Clearer diagrams: dart tips, zipper opening, tie gap, folded-corner legend • PDF: assembly map for patterns printed across several pages • Unified buttons and navigation, plus many small fixes

The step-by-step tracing guide (markings, outline, seam allowance) is now available for every pattern in the library — no printer needed to get started. • Kimono and Pajamas: pattern pieces finally follow their real geometry • Wrap skirt: illustration and fabric yardage realigned with the actual pattern • Catalog: filters now fit on a single row, simpler to use • Capri pants and Sleeveless vest PDF: layout fixes • Reliability: a project no longer loses its steps after a network hiccup • Strengthened account data security

'Your pattern is ready' now comes with a real launch plan: print it (or trace it without a printer), buy your fabric with an estimated budget, and book your sewing slot — 3 simple checkboxes. • Home: a 'next step' card helps you pick up a dormant project • A gentle reminder if your pattern has been waiting for 2 days (never two notifications on the same day) • Pattern page: estimated fabric budget and duration before you start • PDF: pattern pieces finally have clear names (Front leg, Bodice back…) • Recommended tools and fabrics now fully translated

New in this version: • Visual measuring guide — every measurement has its own body diagram showing exactly where to place the tape, with step-by-step instructions. Accurate measurements make garments that fit. • Fact of the day — a daily sewing fact or tip in the app, with an optional daily notification. • Clearer language selection. • More realistic step durations, improved account deletion, and various fixes.

New: 6 patterns designed for young sewists — glasses case (2 versions), jewelry pouch (2 versions), and book cover (2 versions). We've also polished the instructions on several existing patterns to make them even clearer.

Important fix: steps for your new projects now sync correctly with the server.

TailorSage now speaks Italian! On patterns: new Cropped option on the Classic Trousers pattern, a new Cropped Pants pattern, and long sleeves that finally reach the wrist like they should. Plus a few stability fixes.

TailorSage now speaks Italian! The interface, patterns, steps, sewing glossary, and Coco are all available in Italian, alongside French, English, and Spanish. New customization options: square neckline (Basic t-shirt, Tank top), short/long sleeves on several patterns (A-line dresses, t-shirts, tops), fixes to boat/halter/V necklines. Redesigned sign-in screen, and language is now chosen on the same screen as measurement unit during sign-up.

Coco can now build your pattern from scratch! Just describe your project in conversation and she'll fit it to your measurements. Forgot your password? You can now reset it right from the sign-in screen. Coco also remembers your past conversations. Happy sewing — Coco.

The pocket tote now has its own diagram for placing the pockets. 3 new illustrations added to the technique library (preparing fabric, tracing, cutting). Fabric yardage refined on several patterns, clearer PDF export, plus a fix for a bug that sometimes blocked a finished project. Happy sewing — Coco.

Inches or centimeters — you choose. Switch your unit in your Profile and everything follows: measurements, fabric estimates, instructions and patterns, down to the PDF. You can now send feedback or rate the app right from your Profile. Happy sewing — Coco.

Cutting steps are now clearer: you trace the seam line first, then the seam allowance, then cut, piece by piece, in the right order. On the wrap skirt specifically, the step order has been fixed. The length of your skirts and dresses now shows up as soon as you pick your options, using your own measurements, instead of a generic example later in the pattern. Every step's instructions have been rewritten to read more simply. Happy sewing, Coco.

What's new in this version: • Smarter fabric estimates — TailorSage now tells you honestly how much fabric to plan for: for a standard size, for your real measurements once you've entered them, or as a range while you're still deciding. No more misleading guesses. • A warmer workshop — the Profile screen now wears soft sewing-beige tones, matching the cozy feel of the rest of the app. Thanks for sewing with us