Ravelry question

[Jan in CA]

Me too! Really, its just stressy! Well, it is nice to look up patterns but I had to stop using the queue and project stuff. I was giving myself panic attacks trying to complete projects as quickly as possible.

I don't worry about it. I have plenty of projects not completed on there. I use it as a way to keep track of what needle size, yarn and changes I used for each project and boy has that come in handy!

[GrumpyGramma]

Me too! Really, its just stressy! Well, it is nice to look up patterns but I had to stop using the queue and project stuff. I was giving myself panic attacks trying to complete projects as quickly as possible.

Trying to figure out all the things there stressed me. It's great for patterns, for me. I'm glad there are lots of features to allow all of us to use what we want.

Right now I'm stalling on making a pattern decision. Maybe there are too many to choose from?

[Rie]

Right now I'm stalling on making a pattern decision. Maybe there are too many to choose from?

I also have that problem on Patternfish. My wish list on that site is huge!

[suzeeq]

Well, it is nice to look up patterns but I had to stop using the queue and project stuff. I was giving myself panic attacks trying to complete projects as quickly as possible.

The purpose of the queue is more to index patterns you like, there's no deadline to finish them, just whenever you get around to it. You might like the Favorites better, where you can sticky patterns and projects you'd like to do. Or put patterns in your Library to go back to later. I've got hundreds of patterns in both my queue and favorites and I doubt I'll get around to most of them, I just use it as a reference for later when I'm looking for something to make.

[Antares]

I don't post completed projects on Rav (nor do I use the queue), but I do try to keep a record of different gauges I get with different needles and yarn. I know some of you don't need to do this because you already know this information for any needles/yarns you might use. I, on the other hand, have to have something to look back at.