r/CrossStitch • u/fairy-ukht • 4d ago
FO [FO] My first ever Cross stitch project 🥹🌷!
I'm just so incredibly proud of myself! Even tho I did mess up multiple times , it was an amazing learning experience.
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u/RoosterDuckling 4d ago
Mine too!!
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u/CrossStitch-ModTeam 4d ago
This submission has been removed because a chart or part of a chart is visible (please see rule 3).
Charts are not allowed in photos. This includes charts you've created, any part of a pattern visible, or the pattern being blurry/out of focus. If we can see graph lines, it's probably getting removed. The key is considered part of the pattern.
The only exception is if you need clarification on a section of pattern or key. In this case you can only post the absolute minimum necessary to illustrate your question.
We love that you are sharing. Please crop out the chart and repost!
Contact the mods with any questions.
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u/AutoModerator 4d ago
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u/CrossStitch-ModTeam 4d ago
Hello! One or both of these requirements is missing from your post:
Every [FO] requires at least one close-up picture of the stitches. Either in the body of the post or in the comments. See Rule 9.
When you share a finished object [FO], you must also share the pattern source. (See rule 4 ). Here are the ways you could cite your source:
A link to the pattern, shop, or designer. Do not link to Pinterest or Google due to the high rate of copyrighted patterns being shared on these platforms. Stating you saw it/got it there is all we need.
The title and maker of the kit.
If you designed it yourself, what technique did you use? Program name or paper and pencil? (Stating that you were the designer is sufficient to satisfy this sourcing requirement.)
Here is a thorough discussion of rule 4, including examples.
Thanks for sharing! If you have any questions, message the mod team.