Ravelry is a community site, an organizational tool, and a yarn & pattern database for knitters and crocheters.
Ravelry (ravelry.com) has 159 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.7 out of 5.
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Anne
Great site for knitters and crocheters. Huge database of patterns and easy to find just the one you want, and then to see what others have done with it. Helpful support form other members. Excellent support from admins.
Serena A.
I've been a member of Ravelry since 2009. This is a warm, welcoming and inclusive community of knitters, crocheters and spinners. You will find more than 200 categories of patterns, over 200,000 of them free! You can buy patterns, but you don't have to spend a penny to enjoy the site and it's forums.
Gretchen C.
Excellent site for organizing all of my patterns, what yarn and books I have (even needles!) and my projects. The forums have saved my bacon so many times mid project!! Absolutely love this site.
Madame D.
The amount of knitting knowledge on Ravelry is amazing. Plus, I've met some people who've become longtime friends. Win/win.
Beth B.
Ravelry is great! It’s an innovative site with incredibly engaged and wonderful admins. They give back all the time.
Heather
Ravelry is full of wonderful patterns and great people. The owners of the site truly care about their users. They made a policy to protect their users from white supremacists and hate speech so keep that in mind when looking at the negative reviews. Most of them are from people who are mad they can't spread their message of hate on a privately owned site.
Alison B.
A truly amazing website for all things fiber-related. Casey and his team have done a fantastic job of making an all-inclusive site that's welcoming to all spinners, weaver, knitters, crocheters and other fiber lovers.
Natasha O.
I've been a member of Ravelry for over 10 years, and I strongly recommend it for anyone interested in fiber arts. The website is easy to navigate, so user-friendly. You can inventory your yarn, needles, etc., and keep track on planned, ongoing, and completed projects. You can also find more patterns (many free!) to choose from than anywhere else on the internet. Please note that the people leaving poor reviews on this and other review sites are bitter about no longer being allowed to share hate speech, so much so that they are seeking out anywhere they can spread their hateful views. Please disregard their commentary. Ravelry is the best internet location for everyone interested in fiber arts; everyone, that is, except bigots and racists. If you are a decent human being, you will love Rav!
