I did a bunch of work downloading the pictures and copying the credits into a file, as I usually do, and then I uploaded some of them into Milanote. You know, someday.Īfter adding a heading, a picture of the quilt, and a link to my selected pattern ( Refraction by Quilting JetGirl/Yvonne Fuchs), I headed over to Unsplash to find mood pictures.

I picked the Mood Board template because I wanted to see how it would work for planning a new quilt that I hope to make. It has dozens of templates to choose from, for design and software/agile and teaming and planning and even writing. It can do kanban boards like Trello, and mood boards faster and easier than how I usually do them (uh… in Illustrator… when all you have is a hammer, after all), and checklists and swatches and comments and… there’s a lot there. Milanote is… I don’t even know how to classify it, it’s so versatile. However, the review is entirely mine and, as usual, I’m speaking my mind here. I said I’d be happy to try it out and write an honest review, which this is, but it’s only fair to tell you that they did upgrade my trial account to pro at no cost (thanks, Milanote!). They offered me a lifetime pro account in exchange. Full disclosure: Milanote contacted me and asked if I’d consider adding it to the list of collaboration apps on one of my blog posts. I just tried Milanote for the first time and I have to say, I love it.

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