My name is Svetlana Gromova and I am an artist from Krasnogvardeysk, Russia. Welcome to my beautiful world!
Everything you see in these photos is handmade by me from threads, yarn, fabric, and a lot of love. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I do!
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Sijtske van Lambalgen 3 years ago
In Holland a raccoon called a 'washing bear' because he washes his foot before eating it. I think it is the same in Russia if I must accord to this picture. ;)
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arrow tiger 3 years ago
adorable i cant believe these are hand made! also this looks kinda like mt cat :D
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Becca Gizmo the Squirrel 3 years ago
I like the colors that are used together on several of these.
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Denis Brown 3 years ago
Beautiful detail, color coordination, and stitching - this lady is quite a talented artist.
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I love crocheting animals. How the heck do you make them so hairy? I have a huge problem with that.
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Sorry to bother you again. But I love your art so much and want to improve my own. What sort of yarn do you use? I use acrylic and it just never fluffs enough. Maybe I don't do it long enough?
Maybe she starts with very fluffy yarn and after it's done she uses hard bristle brush or something to tear more strands up then brushes them to place? I can only guess.
Would you consider doing a video tutorial? I would love to watch you make these. They are simply mesmerizing! Wonderful work!!
only PDF((
These are just the sweetest little creatures.
Many thanks! I'm so happy to know that you love it!
I love crocheting animals. How the heck do you make them so hairy? I have a huge problem with that.
I use this 2019-05-08...ee3d29.png
Sorry to bother you again. But I love your art so much and want to improve my own. What sort of yarn do you use? I use acrylic and it just never fluffs enough. Maybe I don't do it long enough?
Maybe she starts with very fluffy yarn and after it's done she uses hard bristle brush or something to tear more strands up then brushes them to place? I can only guess.
Would you consider doing a video tutorial? I would love to watch you make these. They are simply mesmerizing! Wonderful work!!
only PDF((
These are just the sweetest little creatures.
Many thanks! I'm so happy to know that you love it!