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Developer: SOLIX MARKETING LTD

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Available On: PlayStore

About Pussy888

Samplerie is a calm hoop-side notebook for cross-stitchers and hand-embroidery hobbyists who want to keep small sampler projects organized without a full design suite. The app uses a stitched sampler hoop layout with a cream linen screen, wooden details, and four bottom tabs named Hoop, Projects, Form, and Guide. The Hoop tab serves as your dashboard and shows two round wooden thread-spool counters for Total Samplers and Stitching Now. Beneath those counters, a recent sampler row shows the title, stitch focus, and stage of your latest project so you can pick up where you left off. In the Projects tab, you can search by title or stitch focus and scroll through linen patch SamplerProject cards that display the title, stitch focus, and a stage chip. Each card has a small delete action for removing a sampler you no longer need. Tapping a card opens the Form tab so you can edit that SamplerProject and update its title, stitch focus, thread palette, or stage. The Form tab also supports creating a new SamplerProject with required fields for title, stitch focus, thread palette, and a stage of Draft, Stitching, or Finish. Save stores your changes and returns you to Projects, while Delete removes the record when you choose to let it go. The Guide tab offers a static short stitch guide with three simple stitch tips and a calm empty-state illustration when no projects exist. Every SamplerProject record is stored only in local device storage, so your notes stay on the device you use. This lightweight structure helps beginners and experienced crafters keep practice pieces, thread choices, and current progress easy to review. By combining a focused dashboard, searchable project cards, straightforward editing, and a quiet visual style, Samplerie makes it simple to plan the next few stitches.