I don’t know about you guys, but I’d love to sit around and work on a toilet paper holder that already has the paper in it. I guess I’d have to have one of those ball-headed hooks for the full experience.
The accompanying video in the listing is the goofy icing on the slop cake.
“I’m new to selling on Etsy and didn’t realize how much detail needed to be included.” Minor details like a real pattern, you mean?
Edited to add that I’m not the reviewer - I’d never buy a “pattern” for AI slop. I was looking at the reviews on some of the scam pages, and was surprised to see an actual one-star review from a real human.
Thanks for the astoundingly creepy AI jumpscare, Pinterest. I should just unsubscribe from their emails, as they’re almost nothing but AI crap, but sometimes they’re morbidly fascinating.
This is an interesting look into the AI scammers plaguing the fiber arts world
I like that they blocked the link as spam. How about removing the crummy AI slop as well?
This is one of my favorite Temu “pattern” offerings. According to the description, they’re unfinished projects that require hand weaving. Also magical hooks and yarns, literally impossible skills, and nonexistent stitches, but that’s no problem.
I’m so tempted to waste the thirteen bucks just to get my hands on one of these “patterns.”