2022 is nearly over and what an amazing year it has been!
We’re so proud of our ever growing community, and even more proud to see how inclusive and positive you all are. Thank you for being part of the Ribblr family
2022 Lookback
We’ve prepared a special 2022 Lookback post for you
Grab your favorite drink, sit back and scroll through.
This year we released 100+ new features, and as our platform continues to grow rapidly, we’re going to have a new feature drop every month in 2023, based on suggestions you share with us here on the community
When I joined 2+ years ago, my hope was for a community of kindness and generosity with those who love the crafts as much as I do. But without the snarky issues of current events and other outside influences. I just want to play with yarn with others who want to play with yarn.
I’m pretty sure I got my wish!!! Everyone I’ve encountered has had the utmost respect & kindness for fellow members. It makes my heart full.
My New Year’s resolution is to get more into crocheting and knitting again and get more projects made! The last few years I haven’t crocheted much and haven’t knitted at all because of working from home and raising kids so this year I’d like to have more projects get done. One big project I want to finish is a knitting project I was given that was the project my grandmother was knitting when she passed away. She had it partially done and I was asked to finish it since I’m the only one in the family who can knit.
The past year for me was filled with testing patterns.
Next year I plan on finishing up on designs I’ve started. The way my head works, I will probably start new ones instead … but that works too. So many ideas. So excited. So grateful you are here for us and listen to our ideas. Thank you.
Editing to add I want to start making the free patterns I’ve gotten over the year. Looking forward to that. Not sure I can do one a day, but will see at the end of 2023.
In 2022, I learned some crochet basics. My vision for 2023 is to become a knitter as well. I got a set of needles and a subscription for course in knitting basics under the tree. I appreciate the Ribblr community very much.
My new year’s resolution is to do more on the internet with my crafts. I’ve found that I’ve developed a newfound confidence in myself both here and on other social media platforms. I hope that by being more involved I can work with new talented pattern creators and bring joy through the craft as well!
I’ve gotten so many pictures of my creations with their new people (and dogs!!!) and it’s made my heart very happy. <3
Definitely have to use up what yarn I have before I buy any new yarn. I have more patterns that I can ever complete in ten lifetimes as well. Working full time my job rudely interferes with my knitting and crocheting time. Have to wait about 6 years to be eligible to retire though.
For 2023 I would love to be able to do home repairs this year and possibly clean and organize as well. Especially my office of crafts. Maybe finish all WIPs.
So many ideas. So excited. So grateful you are here for us and listen to our ideas. Thank you. 
