I just pulled the trigger and downloaded Florafolio. What a great app. It has a huge array wildflowers, trees, shrubs and ferns. Tons of pictures and useful information. It is well worth $2.99. If anyone wants to check it out, just click on the accompanying link. Any body know anything about botany buddy? It is pretty expensive. Here is a link that might be useful: florafolio link.

Maybe you should take the chance to watch the videos before assuming they're not helpful...sheesh lol! ⺠I'm funcolors. Of course, I looked at all the DiY Painter app sh1t before I commented. And I'm not a buddy, I'm a girl. The list is huge so that proves people do look to videos for learning techniques. A huge list is simply an indicator that a lot of people are putting videos up. No more, no less. Anyone can make a video and put it out there; random videos are hardly the gold standard for providing quality information and instruction when it comes to paint and color. If I managed to find the correct app - and maybe I didn't - but it looks like in May it was marked down from $2.99 to 99¢. Could there be a buck's worth of value in the app? Maybe. Maybe not. But that's not what you asked. This is what you asked: What do you all think about it? neat ey? It would seem, since you just registered here on September 10th and this is your only post, that you had a purpose, a reason for posting about the new DiY Painter app. I assumed that surely it was to get exactly what you were asking for. Which, of course, is just a few opinions.

I have FabricStash, but don't use it as much as I should. I love it though and think it's very, very clever! Other iPhone apps for quilting: QuiltFab, QuiltRef, and iWool.

I have to say I really like this one. I installed the Tikl app on both of our phones and we tried it out, works great. I would definitely recommend it. And the text features are nice too since I don't have text on my phone plan, you can text for free this way.