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It’s been a couple of years since I released my Glossy Ravelry Icons & I decided to make a little addition to them. I thought this would be a sweet way of rewarding your favourite bloggers, while supporting Ravelry & indie designers at the same time. How about placing one in your blog sidebar with a note that says: “My birthday is…” or “If you enjoy the posts on this blog, please consider gifting me a pattern from my Ravelry wishlist”? :)
I made two versions: one with the Ravelry parcel icon, and one with a simple bow, which I thought went better with the RSS feed icon. There are 7 sizes of each version: 24, 32, 48, 64, 80, 128 & 256px. The .ZIP file also includes the 2 extra 150×50 icons & the .SVG file so that you can edit them to your liking.
Here’s the code to use. Just change your username & the image name/path:
<a href="http://www.ravelry.com/people/USERNAME/queue?wishlist=true"><img src="wishlist150x50-1.png" alt="" /></a>
Hope you enjoy them, Ravellers! Leave a link to your wishlists if you’d like & maybe the Ravelry fairy will grant you a wish. ;)
Note: The parcel icon is from the beautiful Silk Icons collection by Mark James.
What a genius idea – it’s my birthday at the weekend ;-)
Ooh, perfect timing! Happy Birthday in advance! ;)
I didn’t know there was a wish list option in Ravelry and I went looking for it but couldn’t find it. I’ll have to look again after I am properly caffeinated.
Ravelry is full of hidden treasures! :) You can only add paid Ravelry downloads to your wishlist. You just go to the pattern page & click “add to queue”. In the window that pops up, you’ll see a checkbox that says “Include this Ravelry Download PDF on my wish list”. & then you can find your wishlist as a tab in your queue page.
It’s my birthday this weekend, too! Great timing ;)
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