Finally, Ravelry patterns!
This is a short blurb explaining our new approval from Ravelry for an In-Store Pattern Sales Pro Account. This will allow us to sell patterns exclusive to Ravelry's extensive online catalogue.
We, here at Owls Hollow, are very excited to have recently been approved by Ravelry for activation of our online In-Store Pattern Sales Pro Account. We welcome the opportunity to have access to so many wonderful patterns and to be able to offer them to you, our faithful yarn customers, whether you have a Ravelry account or not. This will make it so much easier for you to get those patterns that may have been discontinued by your favourite yarn company. Over the years, due to rising printing costs, and now, because of the current shipping inflation, many yarn companies are choosing to discontinue most of the printed versions of their patterns. Enter Ravelry In-Store Sales Pro Account.
Sirdar pattern 5321
So, what does this mean for you, the customer? Well, it's pretty easy; all you have to do is go online and search for a pattern using subject words as your guides, ie. Blue sweaters for babies. You will have many hits for Ravelry, and be able to view the pages this way, whether you have a Ravelry account or not. (This means you don't have to have another password to remember.) Once you find some that interest you, jot down the title of the pattern, (including the designer's/yarn companies name will also simplify things), then bring that information in to Owls Hollow and our staff will use our Pro Account to find your pattern for you. You don't need a Ravelry account for this purpose. We can buy the patterns for you with our Pro Account and you can pay for them at our cash in the usual manner. It's as easy as that. We will email the pdf version to you, and, if you wish, we can print it here for you, as well. It 's endlessly flexible, with so many options for obtaining your patterns. All that's left is for you to get browsing and choose your favourite designs, then let us here at Owls Hollow do the rest!
Holly Sweater
Photo credits-
Traci Birt/Owls Hollow
Sirdar via Ravelry.com
Ravelry.com
I'm late seeing this but what a great idea. I feel the need to knit!