Our method
A pretty quilt image is not yet a quilt pattern.
Stitchtale is being built around the practical question every maker asks before cutting fabric: can I understand this, print it, and make it?
What we check
A pattern needs more than an attractive render. We look for clear block and layout geometry, a finished size that adds up, a usable color or fabric key, and instructions that match the pattern view. Where a design uses foundation paper piecing, we also check whether sections and seams can be described in a workable order.
What we do not promise
We do not call every generated idea sewable. A result can be limited by its source image, small details, color contrast, printing, fabric choice, or the technique it needs. We do not promise that every subject, photo, or style is supported, and we do not treat an on-screen image as proof that a quilt has been physically made.
How beta fits in
Beta work is deliberately narrow. We share only the supported type of pattern, ask makers to test a block before committing fabric, and use feedback to improve the instructions and the product. A beta invitation will say what is included, what is not supported, and what we need from participants.
Questions or corrections
If something we publish is unclear or inaccurate, please tell us. We want corrections to be easy to raise and visible in the work that follows.