Excessive smallness
A few weeks ago, Clopen (one of the characters in a D&D campaign) got killed. Since we have a druid instead of a cleric, she got reincarnated, and came out as a bear.
Before that, she was a human female just like Sand (my character). Another player had a bunch of miniatures. Sand's miniature had a tendency to tip over, so I decided that I wanted to use Clopen's miniature.
So I made Clopen a new miniature.
Yarn: KnitPicks Shimmer in Maple Leaf
Needles: 0000/1.25mm nickel-plated steel DPNs from Lacis
Pattern: The smallest pattern in Sandra Polley's "The Knitted Teddy Bear".
Modifications: To the best of my ability, I changed this to eliminate seaming. I don't like seaming in worsted weight yarn, let alone this. Unfortunately, there wasn't much I could do about the seams on the face.
I'd also like to thank cimorenegal for inspiration.
(Cross-posted to gamers_knit.)
Before that, she was a human female just like Sand (my character). Another player had a bunch of miniatures. Sand's miniature had a tendency to tip over, so I decided that I wanted to use Clopen's miniature.
So I made Clopen a new miniature.
Yarn: KnitPicks Shimmer in Maple Leaf
Needles: 0000/1.25mm nickel-plated steel DPNs from Lacis
Pattern: The smallest pattern in Sandra Polley's "The Knitted Teddy Bear".
Modifications: To the best of my ability, I changed this to eliminate seaming. I don't like seaming in worsted weight yarn, let alone this. Unfortunately, there wasn't much I could do about the seams on the face.
I'd also like to thank cimorenegal for inspiration.
(Cross-posted to gamers_knit.)