49I want to browse the patterns I own

Open Library from the Home screen. This is everything you own on Ravelry: purchased patterns, downloaded freebies, plus books and magazines you've added to your Ravelry library. Search it with the search bar and sort by title, date added, publication date or author. The filter button narrows by type - Pattern, Book, Magazine, Booklet - and, under Advanced, by source (owned or purchased) and status (in your queue, favorited).

Tap any entry to open it. Single patterns jump straight to their pattern page; books and magazines open a volume view listing every pattern inside, so you can browse a collection you own and pick your next cast-on from it.

When a designer publishes corrections, an update banner appears on the pattern's PDF area and on the library volume. Tap Apply update to pull the corrected version right inside Stash2Go - no trip to Ravelry.com needed. Applying an update replaces the library entry with the new edition.

Pattern Sources (in Discover) searches the whole world of books, magazines, and collections - not just what you own. Open a source to see every pattern published in it. Great for deciding whether a book is worth buying: see all its patterns and the community's projects from them first.

Every library entry with a PDF is readable in the Pattern Explorer with the full Smart Reader toolset - markers, counters, notes, and charts. Your own imported PDFs live alongside them in the My PDFs tab.