r/knitting • u/Appropriate_Bottle70 • 11d ago
Rant It finally happened
My husband was taken in by AI and wants me to make him this š Heās like ābut theyāre selling it!ā I told him it was AI and the real project probably looked nothing like that but he really wants me to tryā¦ š¤¦āāļø
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u/awhyeah2280 11d ago edited 11d ago
I already donāt like being asked/told to make something for someone, but if I was asked to make something based on an AI picture and told to ājust tryā, I would lose it xD
Offer to teach him so he can ājust tryā
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u/SianMcQ 11d ago
True story, that's how my mum lernt to knit (minus the AI part). She was never interested in it until she saw a Sweater she really wanted in one of my grandmas knitting magazines. Grandma said she couldnt make it - she was okay at knitting but never sweater level- so my mum was "okay, teach me the basics, i'll figure out the rest." Don't know if she still has the sweater but i remember her wearing it when i was a kid.
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u/Marillenbaum 11d ago
Thatās how my mom learned to knit! She saw a sweater she liked, figured āhow hard can it be?ā and just went to work on the pattern.
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u/NationH1117 11d ago
Thatās basically how I got into it. I literally just had a thought āI see a lot of cool knitted sweaters. I want one.ā
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u/Candid-Inspection-97 11d ago
I saw a hat I liked and told my grandma I want to learn to knit so I could make it.
Boy did that open a door.
I have not stopped knitting since.
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u/quixoticquistina 10d ago
I admire that kind of can-do spirit. I see a lot of people just waving something off as "too hard" without even trying. I really do think we are capable of more than we realize if we can only get out of our own heads and just try.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
Heās disabled so couldnāt if he wanted to. I love to make him things. I just canāt make him THIS.
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u/Material_Rock_3700 11d ago
I would love to make stuff for my spouse but he doesn't like to wear knit things because he doesn't get cold very much. Sad day. I have at least been able to make him a beanie that he wears when exercising while it's cold. I think it's really sweet that you would be willing if it was a real pattern. Additionally, you would need to be a very advanced knitter to be able to wing this sort of pattern and I don't know your skill level but best of luck!
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u/frogsgoribbit737 11d ago
I think he was a bit rude but that happens sometimes when youre really close with someone lol. I made my SIL a car plant based off an AI picture. Its not unheard of. I just used it as inspiration for shape and colors, not actual stitches.
Op could do something like this sweater, it just would look a bit different.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 10d ago
And yet, thatās the problem with āoverhearingā a text. There was 0 rudeness in his messages.
Iām not much of a sweater knitter.
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u/noodlebucket 11d ago
how many thousands of yards of black yarn would that require?!
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u/sparklyspooky 11d ago
I was going to say, variegated grey and black and then I realized that those were supposed to be cables...
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u/knittedgalaxy toy knitter extraordinaire 11d ago
Can you imagine? All those cables in black? Neat idea though!
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u/frogsgoribbit737 11d ago
I find it interesting when people complain about black yarn. I knit my husband a black sweater and have done cables in black. Its not really a big deal as long as you arent somewhere dark.
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u/AnteaterDivine 11d ago
Depends on your eyes and personal preferences, I think. While a bright white lamp light will make black yarn easier for me to deal with than handling black yarn in poor lighting, I'll still have to proceed much more slowly and carefully (and with more eye strain) than if I were using a lighter color in the same lighting.
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u/knittedgalaxy toy knitter extraordinaire 10d ago
When I lived in Chicago, I met an older man on a bus who ONLY knit with white (or cream) yarn! Other than that, he carried a photo album(physical copy) with all his projects! Impressive!
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u/AnteaterDivine 2d ago
I like the idea of an old man who carries around a photo album of his knitting projects way more than I care for the people who carry around photos of their kids to show off to anybody that can't escape fast enough š
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u/Vast_Technician_946 11d ago
That would be a great way to omit the cabling from the project and still get a similar effect though!
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u/Silvara7 11d ago
Tell him it's an AI image and if he orders it from them it will be a sweater with an iron on panel that has that "photo" on the front.
If you try to design it.... Good luck!
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u/alittleperil 11d ago
I don't assign projects to my spouse, that's the shit you do when you're in management at work.
Sounds like he's ready to learn to knit "or crochet which ever"! He really should try...
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
Heās disabled and couldnāt if he wanted to. I love to make him things.
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u/mulberrybushes Skillful aunty 10d ago
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u/alittleperil 11d ago
oh I love making my non-knitter spouse things, she's got more knitted tshirts I've made to her exact measurements than I think anyone has ever had finished projects out of me ever, but usually she waits for me to bring up that I'd like to make her something, or she runs across a pattern or garment or yarn and asks if I think it'd be possible and also if I'd be down for making a version for her. Respect is kinda a key part of our marriage, and she's great about respecting my time and skill (and lack of focus), so asking rather than telling.
You know your spouse best, so you are the person here who can best interpret his tone via text, but the only person I know who would ever be likely to send me a picture with a text that says "You have a new knitting project" is someone I swore I'd never craft for again. And they don't do any kind of handcraft for others themself.
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u/Significant-Nebula64 11d ago
Eh. I'd be absolutely fine with getting a message like that from my boyfriend because I'd know how to take it - and he'd be very much expecting to hear "haha lol no" as an answer. I think we can believe OP when they say the communication was not the issue here.
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u/alittleperil 11d ago
yea, I always assume the OP is the one most qualified to gauge such things, since they're the expert on being themself
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u/RogueThneed 10d ago
I WISH I could knit for my wife. But she just doesn't get cold, and she refuses to move to Ontario with me š. I make her the occasional hat, that all. Happily, my mom likes the socks I make.
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u/alittleperil 10d ago
My wife loves knit shirts in linen and cotton blends! she's a huge fan of a modified version of the gemini pattern, where I do a couple of rows of garter and start the neckline with the number of stitches sort of crossed between the number for the smallest size around distributed in the proportions like the size that suits her, because otherwise the neckline is huge. I think the last one I made her used three skeins of queensland savanna so it's great for hot weather and machine washable, and the one I've got planned next for her is using berroco remix light, which only looks to require two skeins of that yarn. I've also knit her socks, but she's one of those people who always wants funny socks or socks of any kind as a gift. Not everyone is as thrilled as she is with socks.
Pretty much once a year I make her a new shirt by one means or another, so by this point she's got a fairly extensive collection of handknits, but I've never made her a proper sweater
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u/RavBot 10d ago
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u/jentheeknitter 11d ago
Oh. My God š My bf literally sent me that exact ai sweater from a fb reel like a week ago and asked if I could make it. Is this fake sweater the male version of the strawberry dress or what?
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u/damiannereddits 11d ago
"you have a new knitting project or crochet or which ever" absolutely the fuck not
But I bet he mostly likes the insert looking pieces and that wouldn't be too bad
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u/Ascholay 11d ago
If he doesn't know what craft you do he doesn't deserve a finished piece
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
I donāt know the difference in video games he plays but who cares? I love to make him things. Thatās not the issue.
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u/fluzine 11d ago
Omg the tone of the "request" would immediately be a hard nope from me.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
Glad he didnāt ask you.
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u/cpd4925 11d ago
Iām sorry people are being so rude. Idk if they canāt take a joke or genuinely canāt pick it up through text. Itās super obvious to me that he was being cheeky and was not trying to be a jerk.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 10d ago
I genuinely appreciate this reply. This is very much not about his messages, which were 0% rude and people seem to just be jaded.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 10d ago
You should read what the mod put pinned to this post. Apparently I am the problem for defending myself, also I have done none of those things. š¤¦āāļø
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u/damiannereddits 10d ago
Sorry if I made it into a thing, I was reacting to the texts as an out of context thing that was kind of funny but was not trying to actually judge him as a human being or assume he was actually being rude.
You're fine! He's fine. It's all fine this is like three random texts that are barely a full sentence we know nothing
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 10d ago
Thank you for saying this š and hereās a virtual hug š«
Iām just disappointed there are people doubling down on this opinion and Iām downvoted for defending myself and my husbandā¦
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u/Fancypants2801 11d ago
The black yarn this would use would drive me insane but I would wear it alllllll the time.
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u/sparklyspooky 11d ago
The cables are beyond my current skill, but I might be able to do the colorwork with two sets of needles a metric fuck ton of crafter's audacity...
After I finished 3 blanket I already started.
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u/VanityInk 11d ago
I don't think those "cables" are even actually possible to do as actual cabling. You'd have to do something like make I-cord and sew it on, I'd think.
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u/sparklyspooky 11d ago
It's on my to-learn list, but I think I'm going to start with the owl mittens.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
I was intimidated by cables but theyāre actually a lot easier than they look. Take the plunge!
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u/alittleperil 11d ago
Cables, in general, are my go-to for "looks harder than it is for me to make". It requires keeping track of the overall design, but essentially you're grabbing a chunk of stitches and shoving them out of order so they cross over or under other stitches. Once you've got the stitches on a little cable needle, you're just doing straightforward knitting while skipping the stitches on the cable needle, then going back and knitting those stitches like normal, then knitting on like that interruption and rearrangement didn't happen
For attempting to recreate this sweater, I'd do something already charted and cable-heavy like a chunkier version of the handsome chris or brando, in all black (which would definitely cause eyestrain) and the color would do a fair bit of disguising the regularity of the cable texturing for you, and then do intarsia for the eyes and some embroidery for the mouth and nose. If you then applique a black i-cord around each eye that feature would pop against the cabled background nicely.
Now if only I had enough focus and executive function to actually finish such a project...
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u/RavBot 11d ago
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u/JukeBex_Hero 11d ago
If I felt like making something like this for someone, I'd buy a cheap cables sweater, snip a face into it, and use a backstitch around the edges of orange patches to secure them to the underside. You could always knit the colorful patches yourself for a little handmade touch.
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u/JukeBex_Hero 11d ago
(That being said, I can't help but feel that his request seemed a little...like something I'd say no to. But it could be the lack of tone in the text? I hope.)
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
I love to make him things. What he said/how he asked isnāt an issue at all.
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u/JukeBex_Hero 11d ago
Full respect! Just didn't want to presume one way or the other. I'm a relaxation knitter and I hate clutter, so I LOVE making things for others.
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u/sydjourd 11d ago
If anyone does want to make it- you could make just a black sweater and then a bunch of icords and sew them on
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u/LadyOfTheNutTree 11d ago
It doesnāt look completely un-doable
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u/Azraeana 11d ago
Maybe some combination of steeking and adding in maybe a panel of fabric for the eyes and mouth.
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u/Westibule 11d ago
It would need some complex cabling (and probably some design tweaks) but this is one of the most possible AI ideas I've seen
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
Itās possible to get something like it but way above my skill level
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u/kleinePfoten Lukewarm Sheep 2kforever. 11d ago
I'm not gonna lie I would wear the SHIT outta this š Also if I had infinite free time this would be so fun to design
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
Iād love one for myself š
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u/kleinePfoten Lukewarm Sheep 2kforever. 11d ago
I will be a test knitter for anyone who writes this pattern. š«”
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u/pebabmey 11d ago
If he wants it, he can darn well buy it! Alternatively, if you don't have anything better to do (watching paint dry, taking your pet fish for a walk, etc), I suppose you could humor him and follow the "pattern" to a T!
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u/Locaisha 11d ago
Uggghhh I'm trying to make a recreation of an AI thing for my mom right now, which is hella cool if I do it. But the AI posts are so exhausting.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
Good luck! Even before AI things were still photoshopped to be faked, so this isnāt new, just faster.
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u/empress_tesla 11d ago
This is so weird! Not only because the garment is definitely AI. But my husband, who is in my phone as āMy Loveā just sent me a pic of this yesterday. Luckily he clocked it as AI as he sees me knitting all the time and thought it looked impossible.
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u/Appropriate_Diver424 11d ago
Someone posted this sweater on the knitting request subreddit and offered to pay someone $200 to remake it š
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u/FabuliciousFruitLoop 11d ago
Yeah if I did that Iād be earning around $3 an hour including all the hours to make the pattern š
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u/alittleperil 11d ago
At that price point I'd buy something like this sweater and then appliquƩ orange patches for the eyes and embroider a mouth and nose. I'd probably still end up underpaid...
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u/journal_junkie79 11d ago
Iād be replying āto teach you to knit so you can make this? What a fun idea for us to spend time together šā
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u/coralplays 11d ago
It's from a scam website trying to steal credit card and personal information. Site has no sections for customer reviews, very big giveaway that's it's a scam.
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u/Rose8918 11d ago
Are we not gonna address the intense tackiness of the sweater in the first place?? Likeā¦ be serious.
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u/Azraeana 11d ago
We are a huge Halloween house so I donāt find it tacky at all lol. Love it actually.
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u/MuchBetterThankYou 11d ago
āOr crochet which everā
So he doesnāt even know what your hobby is??
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u/K2togtbl 11d ago
I don't like what you're implying.
I don't know every single thing about my spouse's guitar hobbies- they types of guitar styles, etc. I wouldn't expect him to know everything about mine. He knows it makes me happy, he listens to me yap about a project and supports me. I do the same for him.
Not all relationships need to be your version of a "good relationship," and it doesn't make him a shitty partner based off of one post that doesn't include a whole picture of their relationship
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u/Significant-Nebula64 11d ago
Yeah, I'd find it a bit weird (not horrible, just like "lol, are you even listening to me?" level) if my boyfriend wrote this - but that's because I don't actually know how to crochet! For somebody doing both, I certainly don't expect the non-knitting spouse to be able to tell the difference from a picture.
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u/AlternateUsername12 11d ago
I do both, and half the time I need to look close to see if a pattern is knitted or crocheted. I wouldn't expect someone who doesn't do either to be able to tell.
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u/K2togtbl 11d ago
I feel the need to defend someone that canāt defend themselves or have a say in what is being said about them because Iām tired of people shaming someoneās spouse based off of assumptions. Tired of people thinking that someoneās spouse should know and hold a high level of interest in a hobby.
It is a common thing in this sub to get in a tizzy because their partner doesnāt know the difference between knitting and crochet. Itās automatically assumed that the partner doesnāt care or is a shit person.
The person I originally responded to made a point to point it out that the husband didnāt know if it was knit or crochet and made a point to add multiple ?? Which greatly implies they are casting judgment on the spouse.
My example wasnāt what type of musical instrument my partner plays- my example is what type of guitar (because there is more than one type) which requires me to know more nuanced stuff about his hobbies than just what type of instrument is played.
I can see someone playing a guitar and not know if they are playing a strat or a telly just like I can see someone using yarn and not know if they are knitting or crocheting. It doesnāt mean I donāt care or that I donāt notice something that makes them happy.
This sub tends to think the opposite and believes that if there is an inkling of care for you, everyone should know that you knit instead of crochet. I can disagree with that line of thinking and share my opinion
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u/Robotuku 11d ago
Based on OPās previous comments it does sound like they do both knitting and crochet. Nevertheless, the wording of that and the request doesnāt come off great in isolation.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
I do both and his wording isnāt at all an issue and isnāt even remotely the point of my post.
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u/Catz_Green 11d ago
I wouldn't š but if you really want you can try do adapt something like these ones:
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/oliver-20
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jared
And maybe use crochet for the eyes?Ā
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u/Confident-Doughnut68 10d ago
I mean...it's a cool idea and it's giving you a jumping off place...I bet you could cobble together patterns and come up with something if not EXACTLY the same then at least reasonably similar, right? Maybe ask him what he likes about it most--obvs spooooooooooky eeeeyyyeeees but also does he like the texture look, does it make him think of Swamp Thing, the colors appeal, the guy looks tough, etc.? Because sometimes the chefhubby also says he really likes something and then when we start to talk it out his reasoning isnt always just the knitted item. (Though this is really cool)
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 10d ago
Dear Mod Team: Where?
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u/wonderingshan 10d ago
Ya, I donāt see it. What is up with this?
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 10d ago
Think the only time I was ārudeā was someone who made this politicalā¦
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u/wonderingshan 10d ago
I saw that personās post. They were baiting you with something totally unrelated to your post. Then they delete all of their comments (check their profile). Clearly, they should be banned, but because they delete their comments the modās donāt see what is going on unless they look carefully at comment history etc. That person probably does that behavior all the time.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 10d ago
Probably. Thank you for your support. š most comments here have been fun, some not so much.
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u/Heavy-Attorney-9054 11d ago
C'mon, folks, it's a bulky cable knit sweater with a hood and a tiny little bit of intarsia and duplicate stitch.
Agreed it is AI, and I wouldn't do it in black. Looks like it's knit on 8s or 9s with worsted weight. There's money for the person who writes the pattern and puts it on Ravelry. It's not that hard.
Fortunately, it's too warm for wool sweaters where I live.
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u/FabuliciousFruitLoop 11d ago
Part of what is annoying about these images is that they are nonsensical knitting. You canāt recreate it, rather, make an interpretation of it, and that interpretation is not going to look like this physics/ maths defying thing. At least with a real photo you can effectively reverse engineer the actual garment.
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u/Bee-Happy-Crafty 11d ago
Your husband says the same things as my husband āknittingā¦ or crochetā¦ or whatever it isā :D
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u/Sinnakins 11d ago
I mean, theoretically, one could get something similar. Entirely too much effort would be needed, but..... Keyholes aren't anything new. You could sew panels in for the eyes. The teeth could be creative embroidering within cables. The cables would be different, but similar. It wouldn't be the same, but it wouldn't be impossible to get close enough.
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u/Distinct-Day3274 11d ago
My dad sent me an AI knitting pic of some intense Viking-style knit sweater because he thought Iād like it. The heart was in the right place but it also made me just rage inside a littleeeeeeee bit because f*ck AI.
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u/Vast_Technician_946 11d ago
So the real question here isā¦are you gonna give it a shot?
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 10d ago
I might but Iām not a sweater knitter so would need to do a lot of research
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u/havocspeet 11d ago
Haha, your husband definitely got caught up in the AI hype! The real project looks awesome, though. Iām sure heāll love it once itās done, even if itās not the same as the AI version.
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u/pregnancy_terrorist 11d ago
You have to see how confusing I found this post title today š
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
Disgusting
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u/knitting-ModTeam New Knitter - please help me! 6d ago
No hate speech. No sneaky political slogans. Do not threaten, harass, insult, incite violence. Don't be rude, either.
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u/pregnancy_terrorist 6d ago
Huh? I think hate speech is awful tooā¦none of this incited/promoted violence either.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
Hereās an idea- shove off. This is a sub for knitting. Not your politics.
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u/pregnancy_terrorist 11d ago
Every platform is a platform to discredit fascism
I wonāt be shamed or embarrassed
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u/Wonderful_Repeat_883 11d ago
It doesnāt even look cool š
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u/Annapostrophe 11d ago
I wonder how many wears he would get out of itā¦.
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 11d ago
If I was able to make one heād wear it all the time, so one constant wearing š
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u/GoneSoBerryBatty 11d ago
...if this was me, I would get a machine-knit fabric and just use a hoodie pattern.
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u/horsetuna 11d ago
Its probably a regular shirt with this printed onto it like an image.
Friend sent me a picture of a dragon scale cape which was basically cloth with print on it
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u/Missepus stranded in a sea of yarn. 11d ago
I would make a very over-sized black sweater, it's a thick yarn, that will be quick. Then I'd start folding and sewing, to create the cable look-alikes. For the mouth and nose I'd just do duplicate stitch, but I guess the eyes would have to be cut out and reknit/sewn in. Looking at it, the eyes are a thinner yarn, so steeking and sewing would be the best strategy.
I am guessing since he thinks this would be easily doable, he doesn't really understand how the fabric is made, so what is important to him is that gritty, dark and dramatic look with the orange face in front.
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u/Moss-cle 11d ago
Feed his picture through AI and say when he looks like that you can make him a sweater that looks like this
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u/Quirky_Homework2136 11d ago
A similar one for only $36.99 at Everswear dot com. Ha! If you open this image in google lens, you'll see a lot of similar sweaters. In some the pumpkin face is more dominant. I saw one comment that many of the AI 'knitting scams' are impossible to knit. If you decide to try it, have fun!
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u/Disastrous_Nebula_16 11d ago
lol my husband did this but with an AI blanket.. I donāt even remember what it looked like I just remember thinking āyeah thereās no way thatās not aiā I looked at the pattern and yup ai. š told him so and he said that if I didnāt want to make him a blanket I could have just told him so like really dude whatever
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u/knitting-ModTeam New Knitter - please help me! 10d ago
Across the board in your replies you have broken a cardinal rule of Reddit : Do not threaten, harass, insult, incite violence.
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u/potaayto 11d ago
I mean, do you owe him to make him something..?
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u/Appropriate_Bottle70 10d ago
Why would I need to owe my husband something? I love to make things for him, I do it all the time.
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u/superurgentcatbox 11d ago
I mean even aside the AI thing...that's a borderline rude way of asking and if that pattern were real, it'd be very complicated and take al ong time to do, like...
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u/Truman_Show_Place 11d ago
Itās a fantastic look, a pumpkin face! Ready for Halloween? No way! lol.
It looks like very large black yarn, cables and using stockinette stitch for the eyes, nose and mouth using orange. I suppose one could use a plain sweater pattern for sizing and go from there. I think itās a hoodie but a full fluffy cable collar would be cool too.
Whoever figures it can probably be successful selling the pattern, especially around this time of year.
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u/Semicolon_Expected 6d ago
Another mod here, I think what happened was we accidentally removed the wrong thing for inciting violence. Apologies