Hello again. It’s been a while since my last post. For a whole heap of reasons, I’ve been finding it a bit tricky to find my way back after my extended Camino break late last year. But what better way to come back than with some teeny tiny crocheted (if that’s a word) animals from Vietnam. Thuy Mai Thu is the genius behind LamLinh – a ‘mini crochet amigurumi world’. And now that I have googled it, I can tell you that amigurumi is the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small stuffed animals and anthropomorphic creatures. Uh huh.
I am not sure what you’re meant to do with these little guys, but I think the detail is incredible. And I admire anyone who chucks in their office job to pursue their passion – in this case, their passion for crocheting unbelievably tiny characters that can sit on your fingertips. Love your work, LamLinh!
![Favourite 'room-mates' of all time & probably my most favourite piece in this shop. [image from LamLinh.etsy.com]](https://everydaysparks.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/lamlinhsesame.jpg?w=630)
Favourite ‘room-mates’ of all time & probably my most favourite piece in this shop.
[image from LamLinh.etsy.com]
![Everyone needs 'Ugly Black Cat' tapping across their piano keys. Or guarding the milk in the fridge. [image from LamLinh.etsy.com]](https://everydaysparks.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/lamlinhcat.jpg?w=630)
Everyone needs ‘Ugly Black Cat’ tapping across their piano keys. Or guarding the milk in the fridge.
[image from LamLinh.etsy.com]