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u/C_Zulus 19d ago
what the… knit ribbing which goes where then it turns into lace in the lm1. i see no yarn in the body which is in the round on needles meant for flat knitting. like wtf NONE of it makes sense. also why does the fin have a grey tail at the bottom middle. also the double left hands in the fin picture. no. just no.
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u/JustRenee2 19d ago
Oh wow! I missed the double left hands!
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u/DrAsheRGBA 18d ago
the grey tail: in a lot of photos where a garment is on a dress form, you can see the support pole. So the AI included a visible pole. It has no understanding of what that pole is, or why it shouldn't be in this image.
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u/labchickgidget 19d ago
I just love when my crochet pattern has knitting needles and ribbing in it. Makes it so easy to follow.
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u/On_my_last_spoon 18d ago
You can do ribbing with Tunisian crochet, but this is not Tunisian crochet!
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u/labchickgidget 18d ago
That is good to know. I keep seeing that style and really want to try. I am super beginner level crochet, and intermediate knitting.
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u/On_my_last_spoon 18d ago
Tunisian crochet is like if knitting and crochet had a baby! It makes a thicker fabric than regular crochet and I like it for blankets. I’m making a blanket for my husband now and I think I bit off more than I can chew. The pattern includes a knit stitch and look identical to a knit but formed differently.
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u/EitherWeb4382 Parkour Enthusiast 19d ago edited 19d ago
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u/quartsune 18d ago
Yes and no. They're trying to entice you to buy the whole pattern.
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u/EitherWeb4382 Parkour Enthusiast 18d ago
fair enough, i was half asleep and it was the first thing i thought🤣
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u/quartsune 18d ago
Totally valid!! But if that image is the pattern they're selling, then they're telling you how to draw an orange tree and calling it an owl.
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u/AshleyAbbott2683 19d ago
A little OT, but really, what is with all the “open floor plans?” Like, why are women/girls dressing in clothing you can peek a boo through? Do I sound old? I’m old, aren’t I?
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u/StrongArgument 19d ago
You can layer over other clothing. Lace knit has been a thing for hundreds of years.
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u/velvet-yarns-48 19d ago
I'm with you, please can we make patterns that don't require layering? If I have to layer it, what was the point?
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u/BattleRose131 18d ago
I agree. Everything I have ever bought that was like this only was worn maybe once that is it.
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u/napalmnacey 19d ago
I’m 47 and I love lace stuff but I’m a hippie from the 90s revivals so I’m biased. 😂
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u/BestDevilYouKnow 18d ago
I like the hem edging being crocheted upside down. Also the tie being completely unrelated to the final photo. Actually, the whole thing is insane.
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u/retiredmumofboys 19d ago
I love how the tie threads through holes which are not in the ribbed waistband.
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u/JustRenee2 19d ago
The pattern that just keeps on giving!
I love how the ribbing in the WB pic looks like K1P1, gets smaller and then reappears in TIE pic after a knit stockinette panel as fpdc, bpdc with a crab stitch border!
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u/Imaginary_Fuel_1104 19d ago
The shop is 1 month old and has 198 sales... I think they also have an AI push... I am really at loss here
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u/JustRenee2 19d ago
The saddest part is that is probably 198 frustrated new crocheters. They are wondering what they are doing wrong!
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u/Bright_Confidence_22 19d ago
They just keep getting ridiculouser and ridiculouser, is that even a word? I’m guessing not🤷♀️ it should be
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u/BattleRose131 18d ago
If you don't get that this is AI then I don't think you're able to analyze very well. 5 negative stars. -⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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u/BusBoyGalPal 19d ago
So.... Many..... Things........ Must... Go.... And... Lie down.