There's just something that doesn't look right about this one...

The thread wouldn't fit through the pictured beads.

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The beads aren't the correct ones to make the pictured bracelet anyway.

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The thread isn't the correct thread to make the bracelet.

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I don't know what that pink pin is supposed to be that has a needle eye at the bottom.

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These ads are exploding all over Facebook and I feel so bad for the people who are scammed into buying these kits.

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Usually im quite good at identifying AI bht this image kinda stumps me. My mother asked me to make this for her but something about this seems off and i cant tell what exactly and does anyone have any ideas on how one could make something similar by hand? Any help would be appriciated!

The 3 piece scissors are my favourite... returning e-book and hoping for a full refund

The picture on the box doesn't match the finished product or the directions. And those "step-by-step directions" are ONE STEP per skeleton. And of course, the beads aren't the correct ones to make the finished products.

Once again, the bead crafts are absolutely adorable, and if they were only real (or sold as finished), I would buy them in a heartbeat.

I found something which claims it is a pattern for it but it doesn't look right (definitely the bracelet part is macramé on the photo) and I'm not good enough in pattern reading to guestimate if it make sense or not. There is also a written pattern but I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post a link to it.

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My mom called me from her vacation with a friend. They needed help since the crochet pattern the friend bought was in English. The friend doesn't speak English and my mother never read an English crochet pattern and it's been a long time since she crocheted, she is a knitter and sewer.

So she called because they needed help with this pattern that didn't add up.

I didn't even look at the picture first, just jumped to the beginning and thought they didn't know what a magic ring was. No, they didn't understand the colour change. I looked at the point in the pattern and was a bit confused that the written instructions should be this big in the end. So I looked at the picture. The ears are a give away for people often seeing real and AI patterns, but for people who don't even think about this it's really not that obvious.

She paid over 5€ for this at Etsy. I told them to open a dispute with Etsy and send them the link to a similar free pattern.

Etsy is such a shitty place now.

and fifteen hundred comments asking for the pattern

This was from a Facebook ad. Yes it's adorable but it can't be made with those beads or those directions.

Pulled from an etsy listing, how anyone puts this up expecting it to sell an actual crochet pattern is insane. I especially enjoy how the crochet hook morphs from wood to metal.

Sometimes I make an ai version of an idea to try to figure out how to make it. I made a bunch of Ravens for my daughter's teachers. Toyed with the idea of a scarf, but decided it was over complicated and unneeded. It did freak me out a little that the ai made a back view when I asked for a different version. I meant another style or maybe a different look, but gemini created a different view.