Your Profile Page

Every Knytstudio account comes with a public profile page — your portfolio in the community. When someone admires your published pattern, your profile is where they land next to see what else you have made.

What’s on it

Your identity: username, avatar, and a short bio. Designers often use the bio for what they love to make (“folk art and tiny animals”) or where else to find them — the profile supports social links to Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter/X.

Your patterns: everything you have published, with previews, likes, and remix counts. The more you publish, the more your profile becomes a body of work rather than a single lucky hit.

Your stash: patterns you have liked while browsing Discover — your public wishlist of things to stitch someday. Liking a pattern is also the lightest way to bookmark it.

Setting it up

Open Settings from the dashboard and fill in the Account section: username, then bio and social links. Two minutes, and every pattern you publish afterwards carries a proper byline.

Why bother?

Even if you never plan to be “a designer”, a filled-in profile changes how the community treats your patterns. A pattern by strawberry_and_stem, “cottagecore charts from northern Sweden” invites comments and remixes in a way that an anonymous upload does not. And if you do dream of designing seriously, this page is your portfolio from day one — every like, remix, and finished-piece photo accumulating in one place.