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THIS COMPANY STEALS OTHER PEOPLES HARD WORK AND RE-SELL IT TO PROFIT. Do a reverse image search and buy from the original seller. Do not let criminals profit. ( and when they are approached by the orignal maker/ seller they swear at them and carry on)
This is a scam site selling stolen patterns! If you have purchased from them, you should know your money went to thieves. You can report their ads in Facebook and request your money back through PayPal. They may send you cracked patterns.
Only 2 of the 5 patterns I ordered were sent in a downloadable link format, the rest I had to go through several days of back and forth emails to get access to the rest of the patterns from my order. I did eventually get most of the .PDF files, but it was stressful.
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