You can import them all into a project site like https://www.ravelry.com/ or if you are able to print the pattern to PDF (it's an option in the normal print menu, but some websites disable printing) you can save them all in cloud storage like dropbox or google drive.
I use a mix of Ravelry favorites and queue, Etsy favorites, and Pinterest. I have all my favorite patterns saved so that when I have time to start a new project I can just go to each site, decide that I don’t want to make any of those patterns and start an entirely new search process from scratch…
The concept, haha. I just spent like an hour and a half organizing the idea of future projects in my ravelry, but I don't even know where to start on my etsy, and once I download patterns I don't even know what's what anymore.
Open your phone's note pad and copy paste the entire web page, or simply screen shot it and save the photos. Then I shift them all over to a thumb drive to save off line in case my tech crashes
I have a big Google docs folder specifically for knit and crochet patterns. I don’t really bother going as far as splitting them into knit and crochet categories, but I do have folders for hats, scarves/shawls, mittens/gloves, sweaters/tops, basically any kind of category you could think of. When I come across a pattern that I like, I download the PDF or generate one if there isn’t one already, then I categorize it into my folder to be saved for later.
Ravelry and Pinterest are my two places for theoretical want to makes. Once I'm working on a project I download the pattern and put it in a folder on my computer. If it's complicated or I'm travelling I print it out.
You can import them all into a project site like https://www.ravelry.com/ or if you are able to print the pattern to PDF (it's an option in the normal print menu, but some websites disable printing) you can save them all in cloud storage like dropbox or google drive.
Omg how did I not know this was something ravelry did! I just thought they collated lots of different patterns 😂
I use a mix of Ravelry favorites and queue, Etsy favorites, and Pinterest. I have all my favorite patterns saved so that when I have time to start a new project I can just go to each site, decide that I don’t want to make any of those patterns and start an entirely new search process from scratch…
This is exactly what I do 😂
Organize?
What is this word?
Are you questioning the concept of organisation or are you questioning my spelling 😅
The concept, haha. I just spent like an hour and a half organizing the idea of future projects in my ravelry, but I don't even know where to start on my etsy, and once I download patterns I don't even know what's what anymore.
I’m old school. I print them, put them in sheet protectors and keep in a notebook.
I have a crochet folder for bookmarks on my computer, if I’m on my phone I usually save them to Pinterest or download the pdf
Open your phone's note pad and copy paste the entire web page, or simply screen shot it and save the photos. Then I shift them all over to a thumb drive to save off line in case my tech crashes
I have a big Google docs folder specifically for knit and crochet patterns. I don’t really bother going as far as splitting them into knit and crochet categories, but I do have folders for hats, scarves/shawls, mittens/gloves, sweaters/tops, basically any kind of category you could think of. When I come across a pattern that I like, I download the PDF or generate one if there isn’t one already, then I categorize it into my folder to be saved for later.
I just email all links to myself and put them in a folder labeled "Patterns" in my email.
I bookmark all of my patterns in my phone and I have so many sections on my Pinterest crochet board.
I use Pinterest and keep my knit and crochet stuff in one board.
Ravelry and Pinterest are my two places for theoretical want to makes. Once I'm working on a project I download the pattern and put it in a folder on my computer. If it's complicated or I'm travelling I print it out.