Ravelry, an online knitting community with 8 million members, announced on Sunday that it is banning all pro-Trump projects, patterns and forum talk from the site, saying, "Support of the Trump ...

Patterns for scarves from “Harry Potter,” shawls from “Little Women” and Baby Yoda plushies are easily found on Ravelry, a popular website that knitters and crocheters use to publish ...

An attempt to knit the pattern “tiny baby whale Soto” by the user GloriaHanlon (Ravelry / gloriahanlon) Historically, knitting patterns have varied in the degree of detail they provided. New ...

Popular knitting website Ravelry has banned posts in support of Donald Trump. daria_miroshnikova—Getty Images/iStockphoto By Mahita Gajanan June 24, 2019 5:36 PM EDT ...

The Sophie Scarf pattern, ... The US-based knitting pattern marketplace Ravelry is excellent when you know what you’re looking for or for keeping all your downloaded patterns in one place, ...

In a move that every other website should be paying close attention to, knitting and crochet-based social media platform Ravelry has announced an across-the-board ban for all posts in favor of ...

Ravelry was created in 2007 by Casey and Jessica Forbes, a husband-and-wife team in Boston.Casey is a techie—he’s worked in a variety of Web-development jobs—and Jessica is a knitter and blogger ...

In the full updated policy, Ravelry clarified that its ban on Trumpism “includes support in the form of forum posts, projects, patterns, profiles, and all other content.”The policy also states ...