19I want to see what friends are making

Browse your Ravelry activity feed and get inspired

Good to know: The Feed is on by default. If you would rather not have it, switch Feed Feature off in Settings → Appearance → Display Options.
Before you start
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See what your friends are up to
Stash2Go Friends feed showing recent activity from Ravelry friends

Tap Feed in the navigation bar. The Friends tab shows what the people you follow on Ravelry have been doing. Ravelry reports five kinds, and three of them are photographs: a photo added to a project, a photo added to a stash entry, a photo of handspun, a pattern queued, and a favorite. That is why the feed is so full of pictures. It is also why a friend who knits quietly and photographs nothing never shows up.

Each card shows the friend's picture, what they did, and a photo where there is one. Tap a card to go straight to the project, pattern or thread.

Pull down to refresh. Anything you have already seen is removed from the list, so this tab is what is new, not everything that exists. When you reach the end it says so, and offers Reset social feed to bring it all back. To see more friends here, follow more people on Ravelry: see Follow Designers and Friends.
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Find things picked for you
Stash2Go For You feed showing personalized pattern and project recommendations

The For You tab is a big-photo scroll of patterns and projects chosen for your taste. The Friends tab only knows the people you follow. This one draws on all of Ravelry: over 1 million patterns and millions of projects, narrowed down to what suits you.

The first time you open it, Stash2Go looks at your Ravelry favorites, your library and the projects you have made. From those it works out what you do (knitting, crochet, or both), what you tend to make (garments, accessories, things for the house), and which yarn weights and fibres you like. After that, what you tap keeps shaping it. Hearting or queueing something means more like this. Marking something Not Interested steers it away.

It does not run out. More loads as you scroll. Every card has its own buttons: Favorite (heart), Queue, Comments and Not Interested. Double-tap a photo to heart it on the spot.
With the Magazine beta enabled, a third segment appears here - see Read the Stash2Go Magazine.
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Do something with a card
A feed card with its quick actions — favorite, queue, comments, and not interested

Every card carries its buttons where you need them: Favorite (the heart), Queue, Comments and Not Interested. Hearting or queueing tells the For You feed to show more like it. Not Interested steers it away.

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Change what the feed shows you
Feed settings modal showing content type selection and reset options

Tap the menu icon in the top-right corner to open Feed Settings. There is one panel per tab: Friends, For You and Magazine. It opens on whichever you were reading. Under For You you choose what turns up:

Patterns & Projects - both, which is how it starts.
Patterns Only - just patterns, for finding something new to make.
Projects Only - what other makers have finished, and what is on their needles now.

There is also a craft row. Automatic follows the mix of crafts in your own projects, and tells you what it worked out. Or set it yourself to Knitting, Crochet, Machine Knitting, Loom Knitting or Weaving. Show Scoring Data shows you the thinking behind what you are seeing, your craft mix included.

Each tab has its own reset. Reset Feed under For You forgets what you have seen, so it all feels new again. Show All Friends Activity under Friends brings back the friend items you have already looked at.

The Friends panel also decides which of the five kinds of activity you see. All five are on to begin with. Turn off the ones you do not care about. Turn all of them off and the feed says so, and offers to open these settings again.

Available on iPhone, iPad, Android, and web at app.stash2go.com

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