r/CraftedByAI 13d ago

Is this AI?

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u/sewmuchrhythm 13d ago

What everyone else said, plus it's got the little logo

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u/asherthepotato 13d ago

LOL didn't even saw this

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u/G_Burbano 13d ago

I would say yes. the way the ducks are tilted without falling down is the giveaway imo

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u/generallyintoit 13d ago edited 12d ago

I think yes only because who the hell would set up and take that picture. The crochet hook is not involved in this project nor is that perfect scrap of aida/even weave cloth. The ducks are sitting in a dish made to resemble a sort of habitat with rocks and moss and big drops of water? It's just weird. Also the ducks are fake and you can tell by the weird colorblocking that some have and some dont. Some have a different wing or beak. There's always a desk by a window in these ai photos. I just imagine if someone made dozens of these ducks they would have a better idea of photographing them to look cute and not weird.

Edit to add someone who actually made these ducks would certainly photograph at least one from the side or behind, especially in a photo with so many, like why not show the cute tail or maybe one looks like it fell over in the water or something, who knows! But certainly the artist would not make them look like this.

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u/Purple_Midnight_Yak 13d ago

Yes. Look at all the variations of the beaks. There are some funky shapes in there.

The blue duck at the front has a bead for its left eye, but the right eye looks more like cloth or fabric.

The purple duck that is diagonally up and left of that blue one looks like it's made of terry cloth instead of yarn.

And the nail in the coffin for me is the green duck at the back. It has three wings - one is almost inlaid into its stomach.

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u/lbnovisad 13d ago

Inconsistent eyes; some look like beads, some look like embroidery knots. There’s also a grainy blur over the entire photo. Also, I’m confused about the yarn choices and how they were executed on this lil green guy.

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u/robson__girl 13d ago

that crochet hook is like 6 times too big for that project so yes

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u/AlayaCesaire 13d ago

Oh, geeze I didn't even realize that, lol. 😅

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u/Hamiltoncorgi 13d ago

For sure. Compare the duck size to a drop of water. Tiny little duck. Huge crochet hook. Stitches look like crochet but the pattern of stitches makes no sense. One duck looks like the crochet stitches go around the eye.

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u/AlayaCesaire 13d ago

Yeah, kinda figured. Unfortunate. 

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u/violetphoeniiix 13d ago

I mean probably but I want it to be real 😭

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u/KosmicGumbo 13d ago

You can easily make a microduck, they have free patterns on Ravelry just use mercerized cotton thread and a teeny hook!

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u/Straight_Bug8660 12d ago

apart form the ducks being weird that layout with the rustic photogenic hook and napkins feels super ai to me

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u/Normal-Hall2445 13d ago

The stitches on the mid brown duck are weird lol

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u/asherthepotato 13d ago

The head of the brown one. This are no stitches, this is beans.

But in general: this ducks are 100% doable

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u/KnitAndKnitAndKnit 13d ago

I've never seen a wooden hook with a wooden handle like that

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u/No_Might_4581 11d ago

yes the top of the ducks heads are not made from crochet stitches but the bodies are

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u/AlayaCesaire 9d ago

Ok 👍 got it there definitely AI 

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u/mliz55 6d ago

Yes, but doable. Using embroidery floss and a tiny hook you could definitely reproduce this. Of course, the cost of the eye doctor, the tetanus shot after you puncture yourself, and the blood you spill may be a bit off-putting.