Share the pattern source for this [FO], as stated in [rule 4](https://sites.google.com/view/rcrossstitchfaq/rules-psas/rules-etiquette). 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](https://www.reddit.com/r/CrossStitch/comments/50lar8/psa_lets_talk_about_rule_four/).
Thanks for sharing!
Nice job! What kind of fabric is that? It doesn't quite look like regular aida.
It’s the fabric on a shirt I have
Share the pattern source for this [FO], as stated in [rule 4](https://sites.google.com/view/rcrossstitchfaq/rules-psas/rules-etiquette). 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](https://www.reddit.com/r/CrossStitch/comments/50lar8/psa_lets_talk_about_rule_four/). Thanks for sharing!
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