So impressive!!!!
An Artist Crochets Tiny Works of Art That Are Too Good to Be True

Russian-based artist, Lucia Dolgopolova, proves that crocheting is much more than just knitting sweaters and scarves. Lucia knits Lilliputian animals with the smallest hook in the world — it’s 0.35mm. The artist started creating small crochet creatures because her life was too busy to spend time on larger projects. Now she is a true master of art who can replicate the tiniest copies of animals, including bears, elephants, and even dragons. Her smallest creation is only 1 millimeter in size!
As Lucia herself notices, micro-crocheting is not an easy job, but the result is worth it and we totally agree with her!
We at Bright Side want to show you the tiniest crocheted animals you have ever seen in your life.
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Have you ever tried to crochet something in your life? Would you try the micro-crocheting technique?
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