We actually had this happen on the Nexus Discord about a year ago as well, so be aware its happening on other platforms as well.
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Interestingly looking in the top right of the Steam Support picture the details are:
Account: ArthurBlue
Email: jinpax696900@outlook.com
Ticket: HT-8M89-HNM2-2KS9
Which is not only exposed, but aslo different from the âFirst Email Usedâ in the message.
Which could still be legitimate if someone changed email etc. But seems suspicious.
However, looking at the Reddit post you linked @carvalho20ptc the same screenshot shows:
Account: Reine
Email: jinpax696900@outlook.com
Ticket: HT-8M89-HNM2-2KS9
Different account name, SAME email, SAME ticket!
Well thatâs just lazy! Come on, Iâd at least have generated a new ticket idâŚ
PfffâŚ
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Saw an adorable crochet doll today and found the character that its based on, the character version. Tis Brazilian I believe.
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Here is the doll, but I canât buy her, because I donât have Brazilian national id.
A website is claiming it is a âfreeâ pattern and has it in English. I would really like to buy the original and fight through myself.
Can anyone help?
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I found a livestream however itâs in PT-BR.
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Thanks @carvalho20ptc Will check it out.
Iâve had bits of Russian, Italian, Spanish, Turkish and maybe a few other things for patterns. We crafters nah ph33r language barrier.
The really challenge of this is sewing, coz itâs a been a hot minute since I made a doll in felt.
Edit: there is a kit too, but again, demands a CPF just to check out. sigh I checked coz of nosiness.
New Edit: Itâs actually cloth. I get whatâs she doing and this makes a ragdoll (kinda flat version). Will save it since Iâm still wary of sewing machines.
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Good to know it was helpful to you! 
Here is part 2:
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Got that right, the character comes originally from the childrenâs book Sitio do Picapau Amarelo (Yellow Woodpecker Farm) by Monteiro Lobato, itâs filled with Brazilian folklore. Very popular among childrenâs theatrical shows and also had some television adaptations throughout the years.
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Oh wow! Did I stumble upon thy childhood?
So cute!
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Yeah. I remember they aired the remake here together with a kids show called TV Globinho.
And yeah, this is total nostalgia material, heh.
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Pretty much, really loved those live action tv shows, my favorite being Castelo RĂĄ-Tim-Bum
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Reminds me of the really old Japanese shows, with all the handmade and far out costume. Has that energy.
These shows are all so pretty. I remember weird things like Brave Star and GForce, lol. We had one show definitely that was locally inspired, but it was more for adults with the humour
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We had these when I was growing up⌠She had a heart on her butt. I havenât a clue why.
I absolutely love thisâŚThis would be my dream costumeâŚ
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Thatâs very you,
Itâs Etevaldo, a charismatic extraterrestrial being
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They had some good skits like these:
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There are various results if you look âBoneca Emilia Amigurumiâ on youtube, this one seems like a complete guide:
The doll from your link only has a couple videos showing the hair making:
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Oh I could hug you if you were near! Interesting indeed! I would love to make her. I donât know about Delennâs alien though, hee.
This stuff is cheering me up immensely. Thanks lovely people. 
We including our @carvalho20ptc. ^^
PS: All the iterations of Emilia are interesting to me. One of them struck as Pipi Longstockings like, with the eyes. Iâm not sure why the eyes are outlined like that. Determined sewing? hee hee
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Yeah, the eyes are indeed to give a doll feel, like theyâre sewed. Sheâs basically a doll that the aunt made to her niece, she swallows a talkative pill that makes her able to speak.
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Iâm sorry but this is the first thing that popped into my head when I saw your post.
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