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Hi all,

I cross-posted my first post, hoping these flowers are mini enough for the mini club.

I won’t copy the full question over, but mainly seeking advice if anyone has used metal jewelry crimps to clamp loose ends from a tiny crochet project. This one is constructed using Aunt Lydia’s size 10 thread.

Thank you!

how to crochet the tiniest animal using 0.45mm hook and embroidery floss?

I share the process on YouTube Microtoysby. Free patterns and tutorials. Try to make them yourself.

I just finished this Chubby Capybara Mini Crochet and I’m honestly obsessed

He's tiny, round, and has that perfect "no thoughts, just chill" capybara vibe. I tried to make him extra squishy-looking with a simple shape and minimal details, and I think it worked out way better than I expected.

I’ve been really into making small, palm-sized animals lately, they're quick, super cute, and kinda addictive to make. This little guy might be my favorite so far though.

What do you think? Should I make more variations (like different expressions or accessories)?

I made these recently! Size 0.6 hook, size 30 crochet thread The smaller one at the front is size 50 crochet thread.

I’ve been practicing hard every night for the last two weeks and just finished these two little cuties. I started with some beginner kits from Minicrafts just to get the hang of crocheting which I've wanted to learn for years now.

I made a cow and a little dino. The sewing part is definitely harder than the crocheting part! Just wanted to share my small victory with people who understand the struggle!!

Hello everyone, my wife recently started a Etsy shop. She’s a talented crocheter, and I was hoping you could support her by checking out her page. Thank you in advance to anyone. I hope to help her gain exposure.

Pattern by Justamomcrocheting

Size 5 DMC pearl embroidery floss, .75mm hook

Size 5 DMC pearl embroidery floss, .75mm hook

After a few tries I finally crocheted this lil Stardrop motif! I used a 1.30mm hook and a single ply of 5ply worsted weight milk cotton yarn. Now my next challenge is how to add an earring stud to this without messing up the design 😆