Hi everyone, my name is Savannah and Iām kinda new here. I just have a few questions about pattern making on this app.
Does anyone know if you can create a pdf file using ribbuild and put it on other platforms like Ravelry? Or is it exclusive to just Ribblr?
I was also wondering if I could make loom knit patterns and maybe put them in the Knitting category. Is that against the rules? I havenāt seen any loom knit patterns here so I just wanted to ask first.
Everyone here has been so pleasant, so I finally worked up the courage to post this. Thank you to anyone who sees this and rep lies.
Hi!
I think when you create and make your pattern using ribbuild, there should be an option to generate a pdf : )
I think you can pretty much do whatever with your pdf
Hope this helps! Nicole
NoKittenAroundStudio
You can use Ribbuild, Ribblrās pattern editor, completely for free to design patterns.
As @NoKittenAroundStudio rightly said you can even generate a PDF version of your interactive pattern - thereās a free option and paid one which has more features.
I am sure crafters will enjoy your patterns most in the interactive Ribblr ePattern format, thatās why we created it in the first place
Hereās how you can generate a PDF of a pattern you created with Ribbuild.
Itās hard to protect PDFs so if you use it do Iād advise to check out the #CraftersAgainstPiracy campaign.
Thereās no support loom knitting quite yet, so itās best not to confuse people with listing patterns in the wrong section. But if you can send one of your patterns to our team @Ribblr as an example it could help us push forward in supporting more craft types!
Thank you all, I really appreciate it. This helps me a lot. I asked about the pdfs so Iāll know what my options are for which platforms to use for pattern making. Iāve been using Microsoft Word which requires a subscription to get all the features so itās limiting. Iāll definitely be sure to take advantage of the ePattern format and maybe Iāll send one of my loom knit patterns in the future.
Nicole
I asked about the pdfs so Iāll know what my options are for which platforms to use for pattern making. Iāve been using Microsoft Word which requires a subscription to get all the features so itās limiting. Iāll definitely be sure to take advantage of the ePattern format and maybe Iāll send one of my loom knit patterns in the future.