OH MY!!! When I lived in NYC the Met was my favorite place to visit esp the Costume Institute ... its mind-boggling the hours I've 'lost' visiting there! I can see many future hours being spent on the computer looking, learning, exploring, gaining inspiration, & insight into fashion. -thank you!

I just saw this technique on the scoop neckline of a top on a character on the show Castle! (It was the 10/10 episode about a murdered hedge fund employee and his sister was wearing this top in a taupe color). Now that i'd be willing to make as it was a decorative touch and looked so special.

Until now I have been cataloging my fabrics using 1) post-its with a snippet of the fabric on it with content, and the project I wish to make stuck to the back of my sewing room door and 2) via photos taken and put into a Word.doc document ... that word doc didn't get very far as I am with others - having so much fabric it would take months.
I do have the iphone and this app seems very useful BUT I hate that the image(s) must be in a separate folder uploaded by connecting to itunes OR in the general 'photos' app. The iphone does have a built in camera (someone asked) I can see it would be beneficial to have the (2nd) image of the end of the bolt with all the info readily available.