Kim Lapsley’s Skrillex – Amazing Feat of Micro-Amigurumi Design!

Posted by Danielle | Sep 10, 2014 | Beyond Knitting, Crochet Hacks | 1 |

This is an amazing piece, I’m in awe – the details around the face are amazing:

In process:

Perfecting her skills in micro-amigurumi, Kim Lapsley shares some of her process, “His hair is brushed out acrylic yarn. I crocheted his eyes using sewing thread and a 0.6mm hook. His glasses are made from wire and are wrapped in black yarn.”

Serious WOW!

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1 Comment

Mad CroScientist on September 10, 2014 at 9:00 am

I love Kim’s amigurumi work and her Skrillex doll is no exception. But this isn’t an example of her micro-amigurumi. You can find some pics of her micros here: http://kimlapsley.blogspot.com/2013/10/some-basics-on-micro-crochet.html – they really are just too fabulous! She is a multi-talented crocheter! Definitely worth a view!