08/10/2026
Which photo do you like the most? 🧶
I’m always wondering which photo works best as a cover image for a pattern on Ravelry, on my website, or anywhere else where you first come across the design.
I always like to take detailed photos for the Ravelry pattern page and my website, so that knitters can really see the construction, stitch pattern and finishing before choosing a pattern. And I like sharing these detail shots here on Instagram, too.
But I keep wondering: do the detail photos actually catch your attention, or is it still the photo showing the whole sweater that makes you want to know more? Or does everyone just want to see videos these days?
Some patterns seem to get much more attention than others, and I sometimes wonder how much the cover photo has to do with it.
The whole question of visibility on Instagram has started to feel increasingly exhausting to me. Knitting content is competing for attention with an endless stream of completely unrelated content, and choosing the one image that makes someone stop and look feels more important than ever.
So, I’d really like to know:
Which of these four photos would make you want to click on the pattern and find out more about Sunday Stories? Which one catches your attention or makes you curious about the design?
Just answer with the photo number: 1, 2, 3 or 4. 🧡
Sunday Stories pattern can be found: Ravelry and meijuknits.com and the launch discount continues until 10th of October.
Yarn: Ambiance and Silk-Mohair
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