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• Thursday Tip: Use your Instagram Avatar
  … s quick and easy to do! 1. Click your username in the upper right of your Ravelry page to access your profile page. Then, click “edit your profile”. 2. Click “add profile pics” and you will see the window here. 3. Choose “use your Instagram avatar”. If you haven’t already, it will ask you to authorize Ravelry to access your Instagram. Once you authorize that, your new profile picture will show up on your profile page (it may take a second, depending on the speed of your internet …
• Tip: Four Forum Features
  … click on the link with your unread reply count to get more information about those replies. The title of the thread is a link to it, so you can go straight to the replies from there!   2. Hide/Disagree Ravatars Ravatar is what we call your avatar on Ravelry – the little picture that appears next to your forum posts (among other places on the site). You may find that there are some Ravatars you would prefer not to look at, so you can use the hide or disagree features to do so. You’ll find …
• I have a problem with a purchase!
  You can find all of your purchases in your purchase history (click your avatar or outline of an avatar in the upper right, then “purchases”) If you can’t find something that you purchased, please try our Purchase Finder: https://www.ravelry.com/purchasefinder If you need help with something else, please send Sarah an email!
• Thursday Tip: Upload a Ravatar
  One thing I love about Ravelry is being able to see your smiling faces (and cats and dogs and shawls and funny quotes) all over the site in the form of your Ravatar.  What’s a Ravatar?  It’s another name for an avatar or a profile picture, a little picture you use to represent yourself all over the site.  Today’s tip is how to upload your own Ravatar. Step 1: Get to your profile page. To get to your profile page, click on your username in the upper right corner of the page where …
• Tip: 3 Things to do on Ravelry in the New Year
  … it can be nice to have a picture on your profile page or attached to your projects and forum posts. If you’d like some instructions about how to add a pic: we have tutorials on uploading a Ravatar (that’s Ravelry slang for Ravelry Avatar) and using your Instagram profile picture (if you have one) here on Ravelry as your profile picture. 3. Find a yearly challenge group or join a craft-along! Every year, there are groups that form to make different projects throughout the course of the year …
• Tip: New Navigation Look
  … the same as before, just in a new position. You can hover (or tap once) to see a dropdown menu of the different sections of your notebook, or you can click right on the words (or tap a second time) to go straight to your projects. Finally, your avatar is home to a dropdown with links to your profile, and to log out. As with the other dropdowns, you can click on it to go directly to a link – in this case your profile page. We have been working really hard on the new navigation and we hope …
• Ravelry Resolutions
  … to your projects and forum posts, sharing a bit of your personality on your profile and around the site. If you’d like some instructions about how to add a pic: we have tutorials on uploading a Ravatar (that’s Ravelry slang for Ravelry Avatar) and using your Instagram profile picture (if you have one) here on Ravelry as your profile picture. 3. Make a personal Project Challenge! At the beginning of 2018, we added a Challenge tab to Ravelry Notebooks so that users could set personal goals …
• Thursday Tip: People Tab
  … tab at the top of your screen or by visiting www.ravelry.com/people. Let’s start on the left side of the page. new kids This is where you can see the 10 most recent new Ravelers with avatars. The link at the top will take you to an advanced search for people and will include users without avatars. In June we had almost 60,000 new accounts created, so this list is changing fast! Next, let’s look at the right side of the page! people search Use the people search to find people on Ravelry. We …
• Thursday Tip: Get the Lingo!
  … I wanted to share a few commonly used Ravelry terms so you’ll know exactly what people mean when you come across them on the forums or elsewhere around our site. Ravatar: This is another name for your profile picture. Since profile pictures are commonly called “avatars,” it was only a matter of time before our members made this word Ravelry-specific! By the way, if you haven’t uploaded a profile picture here to Ravelry and would like to, we’ve got a Tips post that will help you out. Ravmail …
• Alt (næsten) du ønskede at vide om at lave indlæg i Ravelrys Fora
  … at få en pop-op bobble. Teksten viser brugerens fornavn, hvor de er fra (hvis de har tastet dette ind), samt antallet af projekter og kommende projekter (kø) de har. Det lille billede i boblen er brugerens sidste nye projekt. Klik på en brugers avatar eller navn for at gå til deres profilside. Klik på konvelutten i boblen for at sende vedkommende en besked. Klik på linket i boblen for at gå til brugerens website. For at se alle indlæg fra en bruger, klik på antallet af indlæg under deres …
• All About Ravelry Forums
  … link in a new tab by Ctrl (pc) / Command (mac)-clicking the link, or right-click and select open in a new tab from the menu. Clicking a link with your scroll button or with both mouse buttons simultaneously may also work, depending on your mouse setup. Avatar Bubbles On any page that shows a user’s picture, you can hover your mouse over it for a second to get a little popup bubble. The text shows the user’s first name and where they are from, as well as the number of projects and queued items …
• Welcome to Ravelry! FAQ
  … do I do this?What’s a “Yarnie”? How do I become one?What’s a Designer? How do I become one?I have patterns I’d like to share/sell. Can I distribute them on Ravelry?Is there a list of knitting/crochet/craft podcasts?Common ProblemsAnother member’s avatar really bothers me. What can I do about it?There are other things that bother me too: some projects and patterns. Is there a way for me to avoid these?I prefer not to see any profanity.I found a Bug/I have a suggestion.I’m having a technical issue …
• Nahezu alles, was man über die Ravelry Foren wissen möchte
  … . Wie man einen Link in einem neuen Tab/Fenster aufmacht, erklärt Dir die Hilfe Deines Favorisierten Browsers. Nochmal zur Erinnerung: Alle Informationen zum Einfügen/Editieren von links findet man in der Using The Text Editor-Seite (eng) Avatar Blasen Auf jeder Seite, die das Avatar-Bild eines Benutzers zeigt, can man mit der Maus über dieses Bild fahren und bekommt eine kleine Popup-Blase angezeigt. Der Text dort zeigt den User-Namen, den Vornamen und seinen Wohnort und einen Link zu dessen …
• Din profil side
  … til et link for at fortælle dig, at du omtales i en tråd.) i fora, beskeder om at nogen har tilføjet dig som ven, og beskeder om at nogen har kommenteret på en af dine projekter. (back to top) At oploade (eller ændring) af din avatar Din avatar (også kendt som en Ravatar) er et lille billede, som du oploader til din profil. Det repræsenterer dig i Ravelry. Du kan når som helst ændre dette billede til et andet. Billeder kan være fotos af dig selv (nogen tager billeder der gemmer lidt af …
• Friends - under community tab, in profile
  … why you’ve friended someone, or to friend someone who adds you to their friends list. How to remove a friend The link for this is the trash can found in the three dot menu. You’ll need to go to your friends page and look at the card view or avatar view, click on the menu, and then click on the link to remove friend. Another option is to go their profile page click in ‘in my friends’. There will be a link to remove from friends at the bottom of the menu that comes up. (This view also shows you …
• profile page
  … OK, then click the “upload” button. The recommended size is now 240x240. You can upload as many profile pics as you want and you can rearrange them by dragging and dropping them. The first picture in your profile will be used as your avatar throughout the site. Profile pics are uploaded directly from your computer rather than from another site online and are stored on Ravelry’s servers. If you have a problem with your profile pic, make sure it is the correct format with the correct file …
• Dein Ravelry Profil
  … ; Button. Du kannst so viele Profilbilder hochladen wie Du willst. Sortieren kannst Du sie per “drag & drop”, also durch anklicken und beim Verschieben gedrückt halten. Das erste Profilbild wird auf allen Ravelryseiten als Dein Avatar benutzt (z.B. in Foren und Gruppen oder auf den Freundeseiten). Profilbilder werden direkt von Deinem Computer geladen (nicht über Flickr) und auf den Ravelry Servern gespeichert. Wenn Du ein Problem mit dem Hochladen hast, überprüfe ob Dein Bild …
• helpful hints on ravelry etiquette
  … off that button if seeing it bothers you. Text Etiquette Forums are more like an informal conversation than an email. Do not add a signature every time you post — remember that people can hover over your avatar to see your name and location, and can view your full profile with a click. The linked avatar means you have already “signed” your post, so adding your name and/or some kind of stylized signature is unnecessary and will look out of place in Ravelry’s Forums. Posting in ALL CAPS is …
• Introducing Herdwick Mode
  … invited to try Herdwick Mode via a special link. A huge, heartfelt thank you to everyone who Swatched; your attention to detail and thoughtful comments really helped us to polish Herdwick Mode. Switching between modes on mobile via the right side avatar menu. Left, Merino (default) Mode; right, Herdwick Mode.We designed Herdwick Mode to be a customization option so that Ravelers can choose which mode works best for them. An axiom in inclusive web design is that "designing inclusively doesn’t …
• Introducing Dark Mode
  … social networks, Ravelry's Dark Mode makes the page background a dark color, the text very light, and the overall interface more monochromatic. How to turn on Dark Mode: You can turn on Dark Mode in two places... 1. Hover or tap on your avatar in the upper right of any page. Next to "Modes" you'll see icons for Merino, Herdwick, Dark Mode, and Follow System Settings (more on that last option later): Switching to dark mode from your Ravatar dropdown on a desktop or laptop deviceSwitching to …