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Published: 2014-07-23 23:34:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 1866; Favourites: 52; Downloads: 0
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Zimt made for as part of a trade.***Update! Check out her beaded version of Titan!
Beaded Version . . .Β Crochet Version . . . mind blown!
When I do trades it is usually for something I can't make or for something someone has made that I'm interested in. I haven't done one in a while but this was one I was excited to do. I did a crochet version of her character Zimt in exchange for a beaded version of Titan.
If you haven't seen her beaded work, I highly recommend going to her page. agentdoppelnuller.deviantart.c⦠Her bead works are amazing! Here are a few examples:
Zimt is crocheted with marker details and cut felt feathers that I then needle felted onto the body. Needle felting them was a much better way to do it for this since hot glue wouldn't allow as much movement in the feathers as needle felting does.
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oh my life THIS LOOKS AMAZING
You've inspired me to ask my mum to teach me to do stuff like this; we might be doing some over the weekend ;v;
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Thank you 
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Thank you so much again! 
Oh and btw.: I'm a female
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You are so welcome :3 I have made room on my book shelf next to the crochet Titan for yours to go
I'm so sorry! I'm changing the description right now. Can't believe I did that!
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The mane looks great! Β I also like his coloration, you did well with the markers! Β Btw, are these special (like fabric) markers?Β
NVMind!!! I found the answer on a different page
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Thank you! 
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You're welcome! Β Thanks for the info. Β The copic/prismacolor/sharpie markers don't smear at all? Β
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Not usually. If you are touching the part where you are coloring and working with light yarns you can smear it a little, but if you let it dry its pretty good. Fading is more of a problem than smearing. But usually two 'coats' will be enough to keep the color for a long time. Fine tip sharpies are excellent especially for small details around the eyes or a mouth.
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Okay! Β Thanks again for all of the information! Β
I'll have to try it next time!
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