A steadier Stash2Go: your projects and stash show each entry once, forum replies take photos and links again, and conversations show every message. New • Stash2Go is now available in Japanese and in Norwegian Nynorsk. • You can edit your own profile from the app. • More techniques in Tools, and you can answer a message with an emoji. Improved • When the connection drops for a moment, lists try again by themselves. • While something loads, the app tells you what it is waiting for. • Message notifications tell you who wrote. • Links into the app take you back where you expect. Fixed • My Projects and My Stash no longer show entries twice. • Inserting a project, photo or link into a forum reply works again. • Conversations show your newest message and the reply you just sent. • Pattern pages no longer say "Authentication failed" when your login is fine. Plus smaller fixes: Classic view shows fewer ads and never two at once, the last cards in a list keep their size, and the Apple Watch app has its icon again.

Designer pages now show each designer like a magazine feature: her portrait, her own words and her most loved patterns. New • See how loved a designer is, her signature design and which of her patterns are climbing the charts right now. • When a pattern is free somewhere else, you now see that free version right next to its Ravelry price. • A designer's current sale shows up beside the price on the pattern page. • Techniques: look up how a technique is worked, what it is called in your language, and patterns that use it. Improved • All calculators are together on one page: gauge, adapting a pattern, yarn amounts, units and pooling. • Adding photos shows a preview and real progress, and you can add several at once. Fixed • Your connection status stays steady and no longer jumps to offline when your connection is fine. • Row counters and settings keep saving, even after a sign-in hiccup. Plus smaller fixes: the shop finder lists every shop nearby, and on iPhone a pattern opens straight on its PDF.

Follow Ravelry's Hot Right Now list like a music chart and see which patterns are climbing. New • Beta: Hot Right Now charts show how the top patterns move over a day, a week or a month, and which ones suit your stash and queue. • Beta: a project's PDF tab walks you through the pattern piece by piece. Check yarn, needles and gauge, mark each step as done and keep your own notes. • All beta features now have their own page in Settings, so you can try them and tell us what you think. • Type ":" in a forum post or message to pick a Ravelry emoji. Improved • The keyboard no longer covers the line you are typing in posts, messages and notes. • Changing how many skeins you have now really saves, and you hear about it if Ravelry did not take the change. Fixed • "View Designer Patterns" now opens for every designer. • "Add to bundle" always opens, even before your first bundle, and lets you create one right there. Free accounts see fewer and calmer ads, and none in the first three days.

Plan your projects with a finish-by date and see how many days are left. Dates from your queue now carry over when you start a project. Explore the picture-rich Story view across your stash, favourites, bundles, friends, and search results. A new Favorite tab lets you manage notes, tags, and bundles in one place. Adding projects and yarn is simpler, and pattern search suggests useful filters as you type. We’ve also improved sorting, refreshed animated theme scenes, smoothed out screens and photos, and made searches and lists recover more reliably after connection problems.

• Help is now available on even more screens, with links to guides in your language. • For You now learns from the patterns you view as well as your favourites. • New optional Taste filter helps narrow pattern searches based on what you like. • Offline downloads now prioritise your most important data and check available storage before starting. • Projects can now be filtered by multiple statuses at once. • Project, pattern and yarn cards are now more consistent across the app. • Hidden designers and categories now stay hidden across pattern lists. • Improved pattern filters, Discover results, Library navigation and full-screen photos. • Plus many smaller fixes and improvements throughout the app.

Create your own colour themes from photos, descriptions or a full colour picker, then share them in the new Theme Gallery. The Home Screen gets 22 new tiles with more insights into your projects, stash, queue and making habits. Also new: • Atmosphere is now available to everyone • Diagnostics can record slowdowns for easier troubleshooting • Legacy View now loads and sorts your complete notebook • My Library loads faster, remembers filters and displays covers correctly

Offline mode is now much simpler and more reliable, with better control over what you download and faster syncing when you’re back online. The Feed has two new styles, Flow and Flow+. Settings and Quick Access now stay in sync across devices, and forums open directly at unread replies.

Drag the tabs on a pattern or a project into your own order, set once and used from then on. Needles that came from Ravelry can be lent out now. Clearer buttons in every theme, a gentler dark mode, sharper Ravelry photos, and upgrading to remove ads works again on a tablet, where there had been no way to buy at all. See a pattern in your own yarn before you cast on (beta) feature. Give each colour one of your yarns, or any colour from the wheel, and the designer's photos appear in your colours, with the shadows and the stitch texture still there. The Colour Swatcher is beta and off by default: switch it on in Settings, Assisted Features. Nothing about you is sent anywhere.

This update brings practical improvements for knitters across projects, feeds, row counters, PDFs, and tools. The pooling calculator now shows every stitch count again, with full swatch previews, improved colour-pattern calculations, and an optional “Best first” ranking. Row repeats are easier to set up and edit, with clearer validation and accurate total row counts. Your For You feed now better reflects the crafts you actually make (e.g. mix of own projects to reflect the same mix in the feed for craft type). The Friends feed can also be filtered by activity type, feed settings are simpler, notes display with proper formatting, and loading is smoother. Projects can now include your own links to blog posts, videos, shops, and other useful resources. Pattern PDFs are easier to access, archived forum topics can be shown, and reply notifications now include the topic name. AI-assisted features (still) remain off by default and can be disabled completely with one account-wide setting. Also included: weaving project tools in beta and numerous bug fixes.

This update brings practical improvements for knitters across projects, feeds, row counters, PDFs, and tools. The pooling calculator now shows every stitch count again, with full swatch previews, improved colour-pattern calculations, and an optional “Best first” ranking. Row repeats are easier to set up and edit, with clearer validation and accurate total row counts. Your For You feed now better reflects the crafts you actually make (e.g. mix of own projects to reflect the same mix in the feed for craft type). The Friends feed can also be filtered by activity type, feed settings are simpler, notes display with proper formatting, and loading is smoother. Projects can now include your own links to blog posts, videos, shops, and other useful resources. Pattern PDFs are easier to access, archived forum topics can be shown, and reply notifications now include the topic name. AI-assisted features (still) remain off by default and can be disabled completely with one account-wide setting. Also included: weaving project tools in beta and numerous bug fixes.

This update adds a full photo editor before upload, so you can crop, rotate, adjust colours, apply filters, draw and add text or stickers to project, stash and attachment photos. Project sorting now follows Ravelry more closely, and Row Counters behave consistently across the app, widget and watch. Projects and stash also handle offline mode more smoothly. The Feed tab now includes an optional Magazine beta with short articles inspired by current Ravelry patterns and releases.

This update makes Stash2Go faster, cleaner, and more reliable. • Messages now open much faster • Project Search now starts fresh instead of showing old results • Pattern updates can now be applied directly in the app • New and refreshed colour themes, including Pride rainbow • Forums scroll more smoothly and project/pattern links open correctly • Fixed random “session expired” logouts

This update improves stash, tools, patterns, and sign-in. Besides the Basic and Advanced layouts, there is now also a Legacy layout. This brings back the previous Stash2Go 2 layout approach, which several users had asked for. We fixed camera access when scanning yarn or adding stash photos, improved yarn selection from stash while editing projects, and made sure newly added needles and hooks appear correctly in the toolbox. Stash edits now save more reliably, with a visible saving indicator while updates are being applied. We also improved the message shown when signing in without internet, and pattern lists now return to the previous position after opening a pattern.

- Improved row counter reliability and faster response. - Fixed counter snap-back and edit flicker. - Improved Stash Matchmaker stability; results and filters now behave more consistently. - Fixed image crop after taking image with camera - Restored add to homepage for row counters

• Better stash yarn selection – all stash colors now appear individually with color family shown • Improved pattern access – PDF tab is always visible with clearer free / purchased / external options • Free pattern preview – open supported PDFs instantly without adding to your library first • Smarter Queue Matcher – yarn totals are no longer mixed across unrelated yarns • New project sorting – sort WIPs and finished projects by recently updated • Better refresh behavior – fixed pull-to-refresh, queue reloads, project refreshes, and widget updates • New Favorites widget – optional “Recent Favorites” widget for your Home Screen

Organize complex projects with named parts like front, back, and sleeves, each with its own independent row counter. Your stash now shows the remaining yarn balance after subtracting what’s already used in projects. You can place widgets on your home screen to track project progress at a glance. When you finish a project, create a shareable highlight card with your best photos along with yarn and needle details. A new yarn substitution calculator helps you estimate how much of an alternative yarn you’ll need. Forum scrolling is smoother with rich embeds, and you can now copy text from forum posts.

This update brings several new features to Stash2Go. You can now share or open PDFs directly in Stash2Go from Files, Safari, Dropbox, and other apps. PDFs are added automatically to PDF Explorer and can be stored in the Cloud, on your Device, or as a Link. You can now add yarn shops manually, use an improved Gauge Calculator with instant calculation and helpful guidance, get started with Google-only sign-in, and manage needles and hooks in one place.

Project notes now display Markdown tables correctly. Forum improvements include per-topic push notifications, better KAL thread detection, FO gallery view, post bookmarks, and faster replies. Emoji now render correctly in posts and topic titles. We also improved loading speed across forums and designer pages, added pull-to-refresh on more screens, better loading and empty states, smoother scrolling, improved text truncation, screen reader labels, PDF thumbnails, and overall error handling for a more reliable experience. HOTFIX: a rare issue affecting the back button has now been resolved.

Project notes now display Markdown tables correctly. Forum improvements include per-topic push notifications, better KAL thread detection, FO gallery view, post bookmarks, and faster replies. Emoji now render correctly in posts and topic titles. We also improved loading speed across forums and designer pages, added pull-to-refresh on more screens, better loading and empty states, smoother scrolling, improved text truncation, screen reader labels, PDF thumbnails, and overall error handling for a more reliable experience.

This update includes useful fixes and improvements throughout the app. Notifications for new messages and unread forum replies now work properly again when the app is closed or running in the background. The PDF Viewer is now called Smart Pattern Reader, a name that better reflects all the tools it now includes. We also updated the wording across the app to make pattern tools clearer and more intuitive, including Reading Guides, Stitch Markers, Row Notes, Pattern Snapshots, Pattern Notes, Freehand, and Pattern Translation in beta. The Knitting Mode toolbar is now more streamlined and only shows the tools that fit your selected mode.

Version 1.20 brings new tools, smarter reading support, improved search, and bug fixes across the app. • Save items and searches to revisit later with the new Pins feature • Use saved searches and multi-select filters to refine results more easily • Explore new tools including a unit converter and stitch abbreviation glossary • Search settings more quickly with the new Settings search • Get extra help reading PDFs with Assisted Reading and glossary support • Discover shops more easily with improved search, suggestions, and more images • Use the new Basic mode on larger screens • Edit favorites and PDF markers more easily • Insert forum group and topic links directly in posts and messages • Fixed unread tracking in a forum thread • Fixed duplicate totals in stash details • Fixed the pattern project filter for in-progress projects

For everyone working with patterns, projects, and notes, this update brings noticeable day-to-day improvements. Ravelry PDFs and private PDFs now work much more seamlessly, with improved PDF explorer/detail views, pinning, uploads, enhanced markers, and a toggle for natural vertical scrolling. Working with patterns has also been expanded with chart detection (beta), a more integrated dashboard workflow, better export of project settings, and an improved iPhone dashboard experience in the PDF viewer. Forums, notes, and project management have also been improved, including fixes for read/unread behavior and replying, better editor controls, and a new option to search topics within a forum. In addition, there’s an enhanced notes editor, decisions placeholders, and faster modal-based editing for project details like status and progress. Supported Ravelry links can now also be opened directly from Safari in the app.

Fixed icons in Map Search. Fixed an issue opening the navigation menu for very large forum group topics. Easier device pairing in the Tools area.

This update focuses on polish across projects, stash, and forums—making everyday flows feel faster and more reliable. You can now add needles and hooks with the full set of expected sizes again. Stash sorting has been improved so your chosen order is applied consistently after refreshes and when changing filters. We also updated the icon set with theme-aware rendering, higher-contrast options, and a simplified style for clearer navigation. Beta testing is easier to join with a new entry in Settings. Notes editing has been improved so the cursor and active line stay visible when the keyboard is open. In the forums, unread indicators behave more consistently and returning to the topic list now keeps your previous position. Presentation mode for patterns and projects has also been improved for more dependable reading.

In this update, we continued improving readability and accessibility. Light mode colors were refined and contrast was enhanced to make content more comfortable to read across all devices. The forum experience is now more reliable. Topics with unread replies automatically appear in your overview and counters reset correctly. There is also a new option to mark all content as read. Guest forums can now be opened directly in Ravelry to subscribe there. Search and result lists now behave more consistently. Spacing, alignment, and presentation were unified, duplicate entries removed, and overall clarity improved. Project and stash filters are now more dependable. Hit counts are clearer, resetting filters works as expected, and the overall filter logic has been simplified. On iPad, available screen space is now used more effectively, improving readability and navigation. We also fixed issues with tool information in projects, especially for knitting and weaving. Finally, image loading was optimized. Portrait and landscape images now load faster and are displayed more accurately without unnecessary cropping. We also appreciate ideas for improvement or if you find some issues, please use the feedback button in the app :)