I made her using a free doll pattern as a guide but I free handed the petticoat shoes and hat also had to change the stitch counts for the arms and legs to make them possible in this scale. Wish her face was a bit better but I'm very pleased with her really. Made with a 0.4 mm hook
I've really been in to the amigurumi side of things this week. Nice to have a break from tiny bags! Do you switch between types of crochet or do you stick to the same sorts of things?
made this little guy today. 0.4 mm hook and sewing thread. Had to make up the face (maybe) because the pattern used felt but I'm pretty happy with how it came out
I am obsessed with these tiny bags now. I struggled to find something to imitate solid handles but came across these tiny D rings. I'll definitely be making more soon
I am obsessed with tiny bags. I struggled to find solid handles but these tiny D rings did the trick. I'll definitely be making more variations of this one soon
Picked this kit up off Facebook marketplace today after many months of waiting for something to come up and I'm so excited to work on it. I found the full instructions online so I'm all set. This will be used as a prop to display all my micro crochet pieces and give me a constant project to work on for a few months alongside my WIPs . This will be my first build, I'm wondering would it be better to paint then assemble?
Also someone has popped out some of the pieces and taped over some of the tabs with sellotape which is fine I can remove and use wood filler for some splits in some of the pieces. But will the tape glue stain come through Any paintwork?
Grateful for any tips or tricks anyone has.
I've been working on a few different bags. For each of these I used a 0.4mm hook. I've loved making each of them but the favourite is a coin toss between the beige shell stitch one and the African flower one with the leather strap