One beef so far

I love the queue feature...before I would find a free pattern and have to save the text and picture separately then later combine them and save. Now you find a pattern/pix and save em in your queue and everything is together and you can even add details such as yarn needle size and later start it as a project in works and add other details such as person its for. I love hats and am making those again this year for family so it was a big time saver to use the hat pattern browse feature and search for free patterns all in one place instead of trying to find via Google and other sites I have saved.

I am going to S. Korea in March for work meetings and was pleasantly surprised to find a group already with Knitters so will be checking with them for shops in Seoul that have yarn.

Donna

I have been on for about a month and Ravelry has actually gotten me organized. I have done inventory of my yarn ( donated a bunch) and needles/hooks. I have found a bunch of people that live by me and met up for knitting together. Ravelry doesn't take away from other groups online , it adds to them.

Coggie

I'm still waiting for my ravelry invite. :o(

It's coming ;>) - try to hang in there. Have you got your screen name all picked out? Do you check where you are on the list checker? It helps to pass the time.

Shelagh

I see. Thanks for the detailed response.

=Tamar

Obviously you didn't read the next TWO paragraphs where I did explain in some detail about how the pictures are used on Ravelry. (shrug) Perhaps you could go back to my previous post (which you have snipped) and read the paragraphs about the pictures. If you are that curious - Google Ravelry and go look for yourself at their screenshots and video on how the site works.

Shelagh

Huh?? - Oh, you thought I was being sarcastic. I wasn't. I was just saying thanks for the details, quite sincerely. I'm sorry I wasn't clear enough.

=Tamar

I'm glad you cleared that up for me - I do appreciate it. ;>) It just goes to show how easy it is to be misinterpreted on the Internet. Sorry for not realizing it.

Shelagh

Indeed. I've been misinterpreted many times :-)

Mary

That's why I always ask people if they meant something to come across a certain way before I embed it into the more indelible portions of my brain.

I read that as 'inedible'!!!

You can tell I'm on a diet :-)

Mary

hee hee hee -- I know what you mean. When I am tired, sometimes when a doc dictates, "abdominal surgery," I type "abominable surgery."

Yes, but that's the same thing!

Mary

*chuckle* Well, if you had typed abdominal surgery notes from an excellent surgeon and from a you'd-swear-this-guy-was-a-butcher, you would sure know the difference right off. LOL

LOL Too true, Mary!

Higs, Katherine