Suzanne - Off the Cuff #31 How to Use Ravelry and Find Me on Facebook

Do you know how to find me on Facebook and Ravelry? Be sure to join in during the live or you can watch the replay to learn more.

Time stamps for 5-13-20
4:32—How to find Suzanne on Facebook
8:10—the rules for the Facebook group
11:38—discussion threads in Facebook
12:52—how to find Suzanne on Ravelry
15:08—using Groups and exploring Suzanne’s group
22:41—how to arrange and manage your groups
30:47—the Patterns tab
37:40—the Yarns tab
39:21—the Photos tab on project home page
39:56—the My Notebook features
44:38—more about the Patterns tab
49:30—Friends on Ravelry and more about the Patterns tab
52:24—how to print out pattern pages
55:05—how to find yarn substitutions
You can find Suzanne here:

[cherylsoyster]

Thank you, Thank you. This has been so helpful.

[lilamakesmends]

I am just catching up with your latest Off the Cuff videos (you always get a thumbs up from me!) Thank you for this Ravelry mini-tutorial! I didn't know about the forums. When you mentioned feeling the wind on your scalp, it brought back memories of my teenage years. One fine day a friend and I spontaneously decided to pop into a litte barbershop shack in the Indian village I was living in. When I happened to bump into my mom on my way home, she nearly fell off her cycle with surprise. To her credit, when we got home, she said to my father "Doesn't she have a nice head shape?" I loved the feeling of the breeze on my scalp, especially during that sweltering summer.

[janhowe]

Great tutorial on Ravelry. It was great to go through so many of the options that I haven’t tried. Love Ravelry.

[WindyCity]

Suzanne - thank you so much for the tour of Ravelry which was wonderfully informative. I've been a member there for a long time but had been unable to navigate as much as I would have liked. I can't thank you enough . . . and while thanking, I would like to add thanks for all the knitting tips you have shared .
Loving your interview chats with fellow designers too. Could I request that you do one with Eunny Jang, who seems to have dropped off the knitting radar in recent years.

[cheriecornick]

Oh, Suzanne. I am chuckling thinking of you as a hippy!!! What an image

[MsKarenMR]

Thanks so very much for Sharing! And, your your hair style looks Cool! Happy Knitting!💖

[mila]

Thank you for sharing, I am following each of your videos and was asking questions about the V neck on Facebook... but did not get answer from you. So in case you would like an idea about a new video tutorial... the V neck specific one would be very welcome. Thank you 🙏

[rsbeaddesign]

Thank you for this tutorial. I always learn something new from you. Love your haircut and hat. Rachel S.

[maureenlewicki]

You are amazing brave to shave your head AND show us!!! That said, you are beautiful!!

[sheryltisdale]

You are so cool, shaving your head, I have been letting my natural silver grow out for almost 3 years, some days I love it and somedays I want to dye it.I wasn' t brave like you, I jus let mine grow. Love it!

[terriwilson]

Thank you so much for this session. I learned several things on using Ravelry.

[redwingranch]

This was so helpful. I learned lots and was able to organize my groups so I can easily find things. Thank you.

[jeant]

Hi Suzanne, the Ravelry group links lead to 404 error and your private Ravelry link is some with a swedish name.
Perhaps you could give me the correct links, thanks in advance.

Great video, didn't know there was so much information concerning Ravelry.

[jand]

Brave girl. Hair or no hair, you are beautiful. You look lovely in the hat as well.

[wilsonstreet]

LOL. My husband does not feel liberated at all. His hair did not turn gray. It turned loose several years ago. He wants hair. I'll tell him what you said. LOL

[Amethyst]

I've been sporting a mohawk for about 3 years now. Very comfortable since I'm sensitive to heat, and so much easier to take care of with my fibromyalgia. I'm almost 50 years old.

[cathylittle]

I Love 💖💕💓 your hair, so brave, so liberated and so sexy. I dyed my hair when I was young, and had it permed - all the daft things everyone should do! But since it started to grey at the front I've left it. Because I think grey is bold and very sexy and I admire women who decide not to bother with the dye any more. I love my hair and so does everyone else including the hairdresser. I was very worried about you as I was playing catch up with some more recent videos and didn't know that you'd done it yourself! Thank goodness you're well and loving it! 💕