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• Thursday Tip: Uploading Photos Using Your Smartphone
  … : 2. I usually create a new project or stash entry on my laptop, then go to the entry on my phone to add photos—but you can also create a fresh project or stash entry on the Ravelry mobile site, in which case you'll be prompted to add a photo along the way. Left: The "Add Photos" button on an existing stash yarn. This button is in the exact same spot on a project page. Right: The "Add Photo" button when you're in the process of adding a new stash yarn on your phone.3. If you click on either …
• Thursday Tip: Use #ravelry to add photos from Instagram
  … it works. 1. Link your Instagram account Right now, the only way to do this is to go to any project or stash page on Ravelry, then click "Upload from Instagram" tab under "photos". If you've ever added a photo to Rav from Instagram, you've already done this. Here are more detailed instructions. 2. Add a photo to Instagram and add #ravelry in the caption. 3. After you post it, log in to Ravelry and you will see that you have a new message. The message will look something like this. 4. Click …
• Tip: Use #ravelry to Add Photos from Instagram
  … account linked to your Ravelry account, you can use the #ravelry when you are uploading a picture to Instagram. When you do, you’ll get a Ravelry message from our lovely mascot Bob! From that message click on the yes, add this photo button and you’ll be taken to a page where you can add your photo to an existing project or stash entry or create a new project or stash entry with the picture. If you create a new project, you’ll be directed to the project entry page so you can fill in the rest …
• Welcome to Ravelry! FAQ
  … ”?Do we have emojis?What’s with the cute food and other icons?Can I block/ignore a particular user?There are multiple groups with the same subject. Why are there duplicate groups?FlickrMy Flickr is broken!I don’t use/like Flickr. Are there alternative ways to add photos to Ravelry?Ravelry Blog Buttons, Progress Bars, FacebookI need a Ravelry logo for my blog/website.Okay, I got a badge. What do I do with it now?I’d like those neat progress bars that I’ve seen for my blog.I’m a designer and I …
• Uploading to Projects and Stash from Your Mobile Device
  … Project/Stash Entries Go to your notebook tab and click either projects or stash. Then choose the “add project” or “add stash” button. You will then be guided through the process of adding the item. Once you add the basic information, you’ll be brought to the main edit page. You can add more details there and click the “add photos” tab to add photos. Then, follow the instructions above for adding photos. General Tips Apple devices need to be running iOS 6 later in order to be able to upload …
• Thursday Tip: Adding Project Photos
  … of your crafts, as well as help Ravelry as a whole by providing helpful pictures for patterns and yarns. Browsing Ravelry projects is a guaranteed way to find yarny inspiration, thanks to the wonderful photos contributed by this community! Today, I’m going to show you how to add photos to your project from the photos tab on your project’s Ravelry page on your computer or mobile device. (We’ll cover uploading from the Ravelry Mobile Site in a future tip someday!) Let’s get started! On your …
• How do I upload a photo?
  There are a few different places that you might want to add a photo, including your profile, project and stash areas. You can find full instructions for adding photos in the wiki. You may not be able to add photos to a pattern page. Those are most commonly added by designers, publishers or sooper editors for copyright reasons.
• Thursday Tip: Adding a Project
  … your project with the little happy faces. Just underneath these options you can choose to share your projects with any of your Ravelry groups! Next Steps (Coming Soon): Photos and Notes Once you’ve filled in the basic info, you may want to add photos to your project page and start keeping notes in the notes field. I’m going to cover adding photos in my next Intro to Projects post, and then finish up the series with some ideas for keeping notes on your projects that are helpful to you and to …
• Tip: start a project from your phone!
  … yarn and hooks or needles I am using). One cool thing about this page – when you click on on a text field, it automatically zooms so you can see what you are writing a bit more easily. Once you’ve filled out everything you want, scroll down and hit the save button. You’ll then see the option to add a photo – another really easy thing to do from your phone! I already took a photo of the yarn I’m using with my phone’s camera, so I’m going to click on the choose files button and then select …
• Tip: Quick Photo Adder
  … adder and for today’s tip I’m going to walk you through the process. You’ll find a link to the quick photo adder in your notebook dropdown menu. You can also visit it at http://www.ravelry.com/photos/quick/upload. The interface is simple – select a photo from your device and select whether you want to add it to a new or existing project or stash entry. If you visit the quick photo added from a mobile device, we also try to help you make a link right on your home screen. This is a great option …
• Thursday Tip: Project Page Overview
  … (You can also choose to make your projects public or share them with non-Ravelers – check out our previous Thursday Tips post about that feature!) Project pages have different sections where you can record pattern and yarn information, rate patterns or yarns used, add photos, and keep notes. You certainly don’t have to fill in all the information for every project – only what you want to remember. I’ll be going over adding a project (and filling in all this information) in a future post, but for …
• You've got Flair!
  … Week so that we all have some extra time to express ourselves. This year we added some new options: a phone playing Wordle, a sunflower, a whisk, a bike, and two kinds of hot sauce. To add your flair, simply tap or click on your profile photo at the upper right of your screen. Click on the add flair button underneath your profile picture (on desktop) or at the top right of the screen (on mobile), and you'll be able to drag the little icons onto your picture and arrange them however you like …
• Tip: Making Gifts for Ravelers
  … that part after the project has been given to the recipient to keep it anonymous. You can also keep your notes somewhere outside of Ravelry when making the project and add them in at the end. Additionally, you can still add photos to your project page, but maybe just show small portions of the project, rather than showing the entire project if you think your recipient may come across the page. Check out their Wishlist If you decide not to craft for your Ravelry friend, check out their Wishlist …
• general editing guidelines and a guide to setting up source pages
  … it useful for keeping track of which entries they have finished checking and which they want to go back to. Some leave a pattern or yarn unapproved to remind them to keep watch for photos. Approval has no effect on any other editing for patterns or yarns. You may still edit, add photos, leave sticky notes, etc. #Pattern editing quick tips Please always enter the information from the pattern with the original designer and source Please always fill in a source and avoid changing the source …
• Getting Your Photos on Ravelry
  … of my stash or project — can’t I use someone else’s photos?Why does Ravelry add a border / why doesn’t my whole photo show? Why is my photo cut into a square?My photos look off-center in posts and text looks funny/is stretched off the screen!All I get is an empty box with a red X!My photo is rotated/reversed!I can’t see Ravatars!How do I make photos accessible to the blind and visually impaired?I want to add photos to pattern pages / cover images to books, magazines, websites, leaflets.When …
• Stash Building Overview - classic Ravelry pre-2021
  … a bunch of cotton yarns which were added in one session, and then a TON of wool. So I broke the wool up into laceweight, sock yarn, etc. (I’m still working my way through all of that!) As you add each yarn, once you’re through with the details, you can click on the “Go to photos” button at the bottom, which will save what you’ve entered and take you to the nifty page that hooks up with Flickr. In order to link your Flickr account with your Ravelry account (if you haven’t already), go check …
• Helpful Details for Designers
  … to Your Pattern Page(s) Now that you are added as a designer and “own” the pattern page(s) for your design(s) in Ravelry, you can add to/change the pics that appear on the pattern page. As a designer, you do not have to use Flickr to add pics to your pattern in Ravelry. Please do not add photos in the notes section of your patterns because it interferes with the look and feel - and sometimes cuts into navigation areas - of the website. You can “slurp” the images: open …
• Notebook: Stash Section
  … skein or ball of yarn doesn’t match the yarn database entry, adjust this on your stash entry. Save when you are finished adding information to this page. Do not miss this step! If you don’t have any photos of the yarn, then you’re done. If you do have photos - see below! You can add photos at any time. Can’t link yarn? Search the yarn database to be sure you’re using the right spelling for the name and brand and that it exists in the database already. Some yarns are not to be included …
• help with adding pictures to Ravelry
  … on RavelryRavatarProject/stash photosImages in forum postsAdditional Photo NotesI can’t see photos that come from FlickrMy stash/project photos aren’t showing in friends activity pageI don’t want to take photos of my stash or project - - can’t I use someone else’s photos?Why does Ravelry add a border / why doesn’t my whole photo show? Why is my photo cut into a square?Flickr and RavelryProblems and TipsI want to add photos to pattern pages / cover images to books, magazines, websites, leaflets …
• Contributions: adding patterns or yarns
  … Pattern to Ravelry’s Database Check out this walkthrough for designers to get started. Remember that when you are adding someone else’s pattern, you should only add photos if Ravelry has permission to use those photos. i.e. the company is on the photo permission list. You can add your own project photos of your own work. Do not add a collection or pattern pack of multiple patterns on a single pattern page. Create one pattern page per pattern, for each item individually. The pattern collection …