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• The Groups Tab - community
  … to see that yarn’s stashes, or a group about sock knitting might prefer that only sock projects be linked. Blog posts show up in a group when they are associated with a project that has been attached to the group. To remove a project of your own from a group’s shared section, click the x next to the group name on the project page. You must still be a member of the group to remove your projects. RSS Feeds Ravelry automatically generates an RSS feed for every group’s forum. You can find the …
• A field guide to photographing your yarn with a digital camera
  … same thing in the stash section, click an individual yarn photo. Click the photos tab (upper right) and then roll over your picture. You should see a little box with four arrows. Click and drag to recenter your photo. Removing a Project Photo Go to the edit photos section of your project notebook and click the x below the photo you wish to delete. Why isn’t my photo showing up? Photos must be marked Public on Flickr before they can be imported into Ravelry. If you delete a photo from Flickr …
• Sourcery
  … Sock Wars 2. Marked unavailable and added additional source. Not sure how to handle this “Event as source” NEWLY ADDED October 2010: x Vanguardia Siniestra patterns - 1, projects - 1. Entered May-10, Flagged October 4,2010. URL removed no new source ID’d x Chiaki Hayashi design patterns - 1, projects - 1. Entered July-10, Flagged October 7,2010. This has bounced around out of the designer’s existing Ravelry shop to and from patterns source needed twice. This needs …
• Sourcery
  … . Entered June 16, 2010. Flagged June 25, 2010. This has had numerous problems and now the entire pattern is in the listing notes. Subject to removal if not fixed by July 1, 2010. x Maccapsandmore 1 pattern. 1 project. Entered June 18, 2010. Flagged June 28, 2010. pattern in project notes. NEWLY ADDED July 2010: x AEstel 1 pattern. 1 project. Entered July 1, 2010. Flagged July 5, 2010. graph in picture. cross listed in to be moved and no source found. x Emma Toft Entered July 11, 2010 …
• Sourcery
  … - 0. Entered Apr-10, Flagged -Apr-10. second source, unidentifiable Now a Rav store. Her other patterns are sourced only to etsy and the download button. removed this source from the only one sourced two ways.Zap Kindred Designs patterns - 1, projects - 0. Entered Feb-10, Flagged -Apr-10. autozapped Knit - Knitting Store patterns - 1, projects - 6. Entered May-08, Flagged -May-09. this was a supposed source for a pattern distributed free with a purchase of Interlacements yarn. I’ve …
• Glossary: Ravelry and Knit and Crochet Lingo/jargon and Acronyms
  … of row. 2) Every other row. ETA = Edited to add. Denotes when a poster has gone back to change/add information to their original post. EZ = Elizabeth Zimmermann designer. FIL = Father In Law. FGs = Fingerless glove(s). FO = Finished object (i.e., a completed project). frog = To rip back (“rip it, rip it” is similar to a frog’s “ribbit, ribbit”) by removing the needle/hook from a project and pulling on the loose end of the yarn. This is generally used when a large mistake is found way back in a …
• How can I delete things on Ravelry?
  Please use caution when deleting things and be sure you really want them removed. How do I delete a project? How do I delete a yarn from my stash? To delete a project or yarn from stash on Ravelry, go to the project or stash page, choose the little upside down triangle under the item you wish to delete, and choose the delete option there. If you don’t see an upside down triangle, you’re in our large photos view. To change that, scroll to the top of your notebook page and look for …
• Tip: Try Our New Ravelry Project Challenge
  … these goals in your notebook and check up on your progress! As of today, in your notebook you’ll see a new tab called challenge. You can enter a goal for the year or opt out, which will remove the tab from your view. After you have set your goal the tab is a home for your challenge –  the projects you have completed this year and the ones in your queue with a deadline in the current year stay up to date to track your progress. You can change your goal at any time, there is no deadline to …
• Designer Quick Start Guide selling patterns
  … to it in the past and/or who still have access to an “unavailable” pattern via a previous purchase/download and who may want to make a project in the future. If you have a question about pattern page details, such as marking a pattern unavailable, removing a duplicate, or removing a pattern entry altogether, please post in Ravelry editors for information and help. See the wiki page for editors to learn more about how to mark a pattern as unavailable and how to get a pattern page deleted …
• general editing guidelines and a guide to setting up source pages
  … may be added, and people may not be sure they’re connecting to the correct pattern. That the database is designed as a long-term reference, rather like a library, means pattern entries aren’t simply removed when patterns are out of print. Please consider leaving enough information for the people who may use the page as a reference for their project(s). Please do not change the source or designer or title. Cataloging this information is a big part of why Ravelry exists for all its users. Linked …
• Notebook: handspun section, spinning projects
  … of this information will carry over for when you’re searching your handspun on the advanced search page. Page overview Below the picture frame for each handspun/spinning project entry will be shown some little symbols with numbers on the left and a three dot menu indicator on the right. The three dot menu includes links to edit, add/remove photos, comments others have left, and a delete option. To the left, the symbol and number will indicate how many of what: favorites have a heart, comments …
• profile page
  … , handspun, favorites, library, friends, forum posts, and comments. These all have their own pages in the help wiki. Notebook page with links Comments (that you’ve made) This shows the comments that you’ve made on patterns, projects, stash, etc. with a link to the page, a delete option to remove the comment, and how long ago you made the comment. You can also go to the page involved, to the comments tab there, and delete a comment on that page. Sometimes this is referred to as comment …
• helpful hints on ravelry etiquette
  … allowing group members to choose for themselves whether or not they wish to read such posts (they can always put a dedicated promotional thread on ignore). Check for and follow any guidelines the group has set that limit project and yarn sharing. Inappropriate projects or yarns may be removed by group mods. If you have a complaint about a situation, member, or the moderation of a group, please try contacting the group’s moderator first. If you cannot work things out, please use the Contact Us …
• notebook projects
  … , Name the set (it doesn’t have to match any of the tag names), And click “Create.” If you haven’t already, tag the project with at least one of the tags for the set. Learn more about tags here. To edit the set, click on its name, then on the yellow pencil. You can edit the name of the set and add/remove tags that are part of the set. To delete the set, click on “delete this set:” In the left column under the create set …
• Notebook: Favorites
  … way to look at those selections. Check the dropdown for currently available choices. The ‘view tags’ link lets you toggle on and off the tag visibility. Check out the “organize” link to add or remove bundles and work with multiple favorites. Don’t be afraid to explore! How do I favorite something? For Projects, Stash, Patterns, Designers, Yarn Brands The symbol used for this is a red heart next to the words “add to favorites”. Click on this link to add something to your favorites. You can …
• Notebook: Stash Section
  … yarn line. Some information may be lost. How do I add photos to my stash? Adding photos to your stash works the same way as adding photos to your projects: http://www.ravelry.com/wiki/pages/ProjectSection (back to top) How do I remove a photo from my stash entry? Go to the photos tab and click on the tiny trash can under the picture. This removes the picture from your stash entry, but if you’ve allowed your stash picture to be used on a yarn page and wish that to end, that will need to …
• Sourcery
  … PB is positive this was set up already long ago but it showed up as a “new source” again in September – someone edited the source on the pattern page. x From Ewe to You Yarn & Gifts (Google Docs) patterns - 1, projects - 0. Entered September 27, 2010. Google Docs x Lara’s Trends patterns - 1, projects - 0. Edited September 26, 2010. Retail Shop URL but no access to this link from the main page. Previous link now points to an unrelated page. x PrjonaJona KeepandShare Documents patterns - 9 …
• Sourcery
  … - 50. Entered Oct-08. All 3 of her sources point to the same Ravelry shop! appears to be fixed. x Teatimes and Dreamtimes patterns - 2, projects - 46. Entered Sep-09. All 3 of her sources point to the same Ravelry shop! also fixed. same designer as the one above this. FIXED OR REMOVED: x Butterfly Spa Set patterns - 3, projects - 39. Entered Aug-08, Flagged -Sep-08. “source” is just a name for 3 separate downloads on the website, not an eBook this blog is hibernating, links …