Fiction

9 Itty Bitty Literary Crafts

Rachel Smalter Hall Mar 11, 2013

Rachel Smalter Hall

Staff Writer

Rachel Smalter Hall may be a professional Book Rioter, but she still hangs out in the public librarian clubhouse. Two of her top three loves include audiobooks and knitting, and her favorite song is Cold Hearted Snake as performed by Alyssa Edwards and Coco Montrese on season 5 of RuPaul’s Drag Race. She co-runs a boozy book club in Lawrence, Kansas, in her spare time. Twitter: @rach_smalls Website: Rachel Smalter Hall

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We can all pack up and go home, because Kati Galusz just won literary crafts for crocheting the ENTIRE HOUSE OF STARK.

1. The House of Stark

House of Stark Amigurumi

I’m ooohing and ahhhing over that incredible detail, from Arya’s tiny sword to the li’l baby direwolves. And bonus: the Spanish artist has also created tiny Lannisters and Targaryens (!).

Here are eight more adorable literary crafts from around the web:

2. Where the Wild Things Are

Max and his Wild Thing buddies are the awesome brainchild of amigurumi artist Allison Hoffman from Austin, TX.

3. Alice in Wonderland

Amigurumi designer Anya Zoe of Westland, MI, is on a mission to “keep making über cute things,” like this über cute 2.5” Alice in Wonderland, White Rabbit, Mad Hatter, Cheshire Cat, and Queen of Hearts.

4. Luna Lovegood and Harry Potter

An itty bitty Luna Lovegood and Harry Potter duo, also from Anya Zoe. Luna’s miniature Quibbler = mind blown.

5. Hedwig

This New York amigurumi crafter owns The Owlery, “a little online home for tiny crocheted birds of prey.” Because why not? Here’s her take on Hedwig.

6. Louis, Lestat and Claudia

Moon’s Creations recasts her trademark Moon Bun bunnies in literally 1000+ ways, like this Interview With a Vampire Moon Bun trio. If you like books (yes) and tiny stuff (yes!), jump down the hole into her 31 Amigurumi in October series featuring dozens of spooky bunny-shaped literary figures, from Edgar Allen Poe to Edward Cullen.