I know that each project has the list of tasks but I would really like a view that lists all the to do tasks with which project, so for where I need to trace the pattern from my projector, i would know al the patterns that requires this step and could group those tasks together in a day (maybe even me able to add a date for the task?)
I often have to click into loads of tasks to see what is needed across them all. Maybe I’m the only one who has multiple in progress tasks or planned tasks that I’d like to start but this view would help me see what is needed and work smarter not harder.
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Really interesting idea! I can definitely see how this would be useful. I’m going to add it to the roadmap so it’s not forgotten.
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hahahahahaha YOU ARE OF COURSE NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO HAS MULTIPLE IN PROGRESS TASKS i laughed so hard. i might change my middle name to “WIPs”.
and also i love this idea!!!
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Haha I thought when I wrote it 
I think it’s more that I will have about 9 projects that need tracing and would rather do a day tracing from my projector than in drive and drabs.
I’ve got 37 projects in my list! 
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yes exactly!!! sometimes when the mends pile up, i sort them into “needs a dark cotton thread” vs “needles a light polyester thread” and then do all of one category… and if it’s “needs interfacing” i would MUCH rather do all the interfacing and then move on with my life. now that i am being less afraid of my serger i would love batch-serge too.
i don’t use a projector but i do have i think a british amount of space to sew in (despite being in the US, such as it is) so like “things I need the whole table for” should all be done at once because if i’m bothering to put the cutting mat to the side, let’s get it all done.
thanks for bringing this up!! it’s helping me think about what I can do with the thread that’s currently in my machine..
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