Tip: Pattern Search Drop-Down
Sometimes, when doing a pattern search on Ravelry, you may want to find out a little bit more information about a pattern, or quickly add it to your Ravelry favorites, without clicking away from the search or opening the pattern in a new tab. The little drop down menu that appears for patterns in our advanced search when you tap or click on the little symbol with three dots at the bottom right of the image will help you do just that:
From top to bottom, the drop-down options are:
people also like: this option will appear if a pattern has a certain number of Ravelry projects that have been made from it already. If you see it in a drop-down, you can select it and you'll be taken to a new search where we show you patterns that people who have made the pattern in question have also expressed interest in.
remember and compare: as you scroll through a search, you can select the remember and compare drop-down option for any patterns you are interested in taking a closer look at. A box with the remember and compare icon and the number of items you are setting up to compare will appear at the bottom of your screen. Click on that box when you are ready to take a closer look at all the options together!
If you choose to hide patterns or designers from search, you’ll always be able to see how many results are being hidden from you in the hidden from search area of the my notebook filter section. You can tick this box to show the hidden patterns, and if you'd like to un-hide them, you can do so from the same drop-down menu you used to hide them.
There are a lot of useful features packed into that little more icon! We hope it helps to make your time searching for patterns on Ravelry even more enjoyable and inspiring.
The bold garter & fisherman's rib shawl pattern shown in the example here is the A Break in Tide Shawl, by the talented New England-based designer Tif Neilan.