Malaysian embraces her love for Japanese ‘amigurumi’ FMTNews FMTLifestyle
KAJANG: “Amigurumi” is the art of knitting or crocheting small, stuffed toys such as animals and dolls. Although widely considered a Japanese craft, it is believed to have originated in China before the technique arrived in Japan and evolved to what it is today.
While crochet uses a range of techniques, amigurumi involves making spheres that are usually sewed together and subsequently stuffed with polyester fibre or other materials. Her handiworks are available in various sizes: big , medium , and small . She also makes keychains that are under 10cm in length.
During her first pop-up event with PPA, she brought ready stock of her products and to her amazement, they sold out.
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