It’s my first time seeing this. Looks interesting 
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I haven’t tried it yet, but I think it would look absolutely adorable in miniature scenes!
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Haven’t tried it yet but I think it’s difficult
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@Lucia_1 miniature knitting could add wonderful softness and scale to a bed, chair, or craft-room scene. The community’s lace-and-watered-paint idea is another clever route when true tiny knitting feels too demanding, while still creating the texture of an aged handmade bedspread.
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@Suzanne_Jones the lace idea is wonderfully adaptable: watered-down paint creates aged color variation, while stitching between sections can suggest a pieced miniature bedspread. It offers convincing textile texture without requiring someone to master knitting at such a tiny scale.
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Oh sorry, photo not mine but I want to try it
I want to try it, just a bit scared because it is too tiny to crochet
Looks so cute. I think it will be great to a tiny house
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I totally agree. I want to try crocheting it
Agree because it is so tiny
It would be perfect to a tiny house, tiny bedroom or on a chair.
Even if they were bigger, I couldn’t do it. It seems I don’t have a knack for it.
It will look great on a tiny house. I saw a video online and she used a thread.
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Yeah, saw that too. I haven’t tried that. It looks interesting and hard. Haha I just use regular yarns.
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We won’t know until we try it and there’s no harm in trying. Lol
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Yes, I want to try. I hope to do it. haha
That’s nice too. You may ask @liuna she had a business like that. Haha
Wow! Thank you @Anje_Leonoza_Mira
You’re very welcome dear
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I’ve never tried it before but it sounds like a good idea! Can’t wait to see if you try it!
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