She Crocheted A Supersized AT-AT Walker Amigurumi … Look, It’s Taller Than You!

Posted by Danielle | May 11, 2019 | Amigurumi Patterns, Crochet Patterns, Featured, Yarn Bombs & Fiber Art |

Check out this enormous AT-AT Walker amigurumi, crocheted by Meghan Simetra Bomberger of Geekery Made for Urban Arts Gallery, based on an amigurumi pattern by Kamila Krawczyk of Krawka Crochet.

Supersized AT-AT crocheted by Meghan Simetra Bomberger‎ of Geekery Made for Urban Arts Gallery

Artist Meghan Simetra Bomberger‎ with her amazing creation.

Original AT-AT Walker Amigurmi, designed by Kamila Krawczyk of Krawka Crochet

May the force be with YOU!

Follow Meghan Simetra Bomberger on Instagram – @geekerymade
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Get the AT-AT Walker Amigurumi Pattern – via Etsy

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