24I want to see my crafting statistics

Projects finished, how fast you knit, who you make for, and what your stash is made of

Before you start
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Open Project Insights
Project Insights dashboard showing total projects, completion rates, and craft type breakdown

Go to Tools → Insights → Project Insights. It lays out your crafting history on one screen: how many projects you have, how many you finish, how they split by status, and how much of your work is knitting, crochet or one of the other crafts.

Both Insights screens live in See Everything. Simple View puts the whole Insights section away. They keep up as you finish projects, so the more you record, the fuller the picture.
Set up projects to track in Start a Project.
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Look closer at the numbers
Detailed project statistics showing completion count, in-progress projects, favorite craft type, and trends

There is more under the overview. A timeline you can read by month or by year. Speed stats: how long you usually take to finish, and your fastest ever. Made for, which is who each project was for. And a tag cloud of the words you use on your own projects:

Project count by statusIn Progress, Finished, Hibernating and Frogged.
Craft type breakdownHow many knitting projects you have made, against how many crochet.
Completion rateWhat share of your projects reach the finish line.
Trends over timeHow your crafting changes from one month to the next.
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What your stash is made of
Stash Insights showing total yardage, weight distribution, color palette, fiber composition, and brand breakdown

Stash Insights sits next door, at Tools → Insights → Stash Insights, not in the stash screen itself. It counts what you own: how many entries, how many are yarn as against fibre and handspun, a weight distribution, a colour palette, your tags, top brands, a stash timeline by age, a status breakdown, and your storage locations.

These are counts, not amounts. Ravelry does not hand over the length or weight of every stash entry at once, so this screen answers "how many" and "what kind", not "how many metres altogether". For the amount left in one yarn, open that entry.
Add yarn to your stash in Manage Your Stash.
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What you keep buying
Yarn usage breakdown showing favorite weights, fibers, and stash allocation to projects

You can see which yarn weights and colours fill your shelves, which brands you keep going back to, how old the oldest entries are, and where things are stored. Useful before you buy more, and useful for finding the corner of the stash you had forgotten about.

Then put it to work. The Stash Matchmaker finds patterns for the yarn you have been hoarding.
Put your stash to work with Stash Matchmaker.

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

Projects · 7 of 10 · Last updated 29 Aug 2026