Hey Crochet Crew! I have a lot of people who admire my work and also want to know where it is exactly that I get my patterns or how I get them. Well, I do a good amount of research into getting any of my patterns because I want to make sure they're from a reputable source and aren't AI generated. I look up what it is that I'm trying to make into Google, and I go through all the patterns until I find one that I like. I'll most likely end up on Etsy as that's where I get most of my patterns that I've paid for. Then I take a look at the shop owners reviews as well as the pictures they've provided as it's pretty easy to tell what pictures are AI generated and which ones are real. From there I'll do some more looking on YouTube, Instagram, and Ribblr before I buy a pattern that way I can see if there is a free one somewhere, so I'm not wasting any money. If I can't find it for free, then I'll buy the pattern, and I make sure to have the pattern printed out and digitally copied in case something happens to my Etsy page. That's pretty much it as to how I find my patterns, I'll link below some pages I've bought from if anyone is interested in crocheting something cute.
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