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Mar 24 '12
Needle felted miniature turtle by etsy seller FeltedbyRikke

Needle felted miniature turtle by etsy seller FeltedbyRikke

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Feb 19 '12

353 notes (via titancia)Tags: miniature sock knitting crafts

Feb 16 '12
waltzingmatildablog:

Little felt book pendants!

waltzingmatildablog:

Little felt book pendants!

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Feb 14 '12
fairchildart:

by RutaFelt

fairchildart:

by RutaFelt

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Feb 3 '12

magnolius:

Part of the renowned Liliana Porter’s charming and humerus objects & installations collection.

More Liliana Porter to come…

276 notes (via magnolius)Tags: miniature art tiny people knitting sculpture

Jan 15 '12

5,765 notes (via glitchinthematrixx)Tags: miniature felted crafts neverending story animals knitting

Jan 7 '12

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Dec 29 '11
truebluemeandyou:

Miniature Knitted Gloves by Anthea Chrome here who created all of the tiny clothing used in the movie Coraline. I posted miniature knitting here, and there is a video of Anthea Chrome actually knitting on these itty bitty needles here or here. This is what she says about the needles:

“To achieve this in so small a scale, ridiculously thin knitting needles are required. I make my own knitting needles out of stainless steel wires that are so thin (.001”) that they can accommodate more that 80 stitches per inch. The gloves I make are 1/12th scale which means that 1 inch =1 foot in the “real” world. That means a finger the size of a grain of rice would be about the right size to fit inside a pair of my gloves.”

truebluemeandyou:

Miniature Knitted Gloves by Anthea Chrome here who created all of the tiny clothing used in the movie Coraline. I posted miniature knitting here, and there is a video of Anthea Chrome actually knitting on these itty bitty needles here or here. This is what she says about the needles:

“To achieve this in so small a scale, ridiculously thin knitting needles are required. I make my own knitting needles out of stainless steel wires that are so thin (.001”) that they can accommodate more that 80 stitches per inch. The gloves I make are 1/12th scale which means that 1 inch =1 foot in the “real” world. That means a finger the size of a grain of rice would be about the right size to fit inside a pair of my gloves.”

310 notes (via truebluemeandyou)Tags: miniature knitting crafts gloves