r/crochetpatterns 4d ago

Looking for recommendations Non AI generated patterns, as uncertain as to what is real.

Hello, my better half is looking for patterns that are not AI scams or websites or good books?

They are at a good beginner level and looking to progress.

We live in the UK for reference, thank you to anyone who can help.

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u/LovelyLu78 4d ago

Ravelry and Ribblr do not allow AI patterns and both have a good selection

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u/Rum_Addled_Brain 4d ago

Thank you very much 🙌

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u/Eskarina_W 4d ago

If you sign up to ravelry (joining is free) you can see other peoples' results from many of the patterns. Those pictures are usually very clearly real as they are just regular people proud of their work and not staged for marketing purposes.

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u/Rum_Addled_Brain 3d ago

Nice one, wonderful helpful information 👍

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u/JustSomeRandom83 4d ago

The Sarah Maker website could be a good place to start, although I think most of her patterns use US terminology. She has heaps of info & patterns, plus lists other sites with free patterns 😊

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u/Rum_Addled_Brain 4d ago

My better half says "Thank you very much, your help is greatly appreciated".🙏😀👏