60I have several yarns to use together

Pick two or three from your stash and find patterns that use them all - beta

Before you start

Multi-Yarn Matchmaker is a beta and off by default: Settings → Appearance → Beta Features → Multi-Yarn Matchmaker. Once on, it appears as its own entry on Discover.
A Ravelry account with at least two yarns in your stash.
Yardage recorded on those yarns, if you want the amounts to mean anything.

Turn It On and Open It

Beta Features in Settings, with the Multi-Yarn Matchmaker switch

Switch on Multi-Yarn Matchmaker in Settings → Appearance → Beta Features, then open the Discover tab, where it now has its own entry. The ordinary Stash Matchmaker is unchanged and needs nothing switched on - this is the version for combinations.

Pick Two or Three Yarns

Browse or search your stash and tap the yarns you want to combine. Two is the minimum, three is the maximum, and the screen keeps count as you go, showing what each one has available.

Tip: It works best with yarns of similar weight. Pick a mix and it tells you so - it searches on the heaviest of them, which is honest but rarely what you wanted.

Find Patterns That Use Them All

Tap Find Patterns and it looks for multi-colour patterns - colourwork, stripes, anything written for more than one yarn - that suit the combination you picked. Tap any result to open the pattern.

Nothing found is a real answer too: three yarns of unrelated weights have few patterns in common. Drop one, or swap it for something closer in weight, and try again.

One yarn at a time: Find Patterns That Match Your Yarn. Judging colours together: Studio.

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

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