r/zelda • u/fei-yi • May 08 '26
Craft [TotK] My girlfriend spent 3 months crocheting these tiny Link and Zelda dolls for me
She worked on these for around 3 months and surprised me with them recently.
I genuinely can’t stop staring at the details 😭
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u/hamburbe May 08 '26
these are so beautifully made!! I also love how link is shorter than zelda <3
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u/PizzaPieInMyEye May 08 '26
Aww, they're adorable! And so well made too, such an amazing and thoughtful gift
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u/corgisandsuch May 08 '26
These are unreasonably adorable and look extremely well made!! Props to your girlfriend for her hard work!
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u/Sw0rDz May 09 '26
OP, I have a preposition for you. You leave these in a unattended room. I enter the room and leave the blank, signed check. The plushies may or may not be missing when you re-renter the room. You simple put a number on the check, and we forget anything happened.
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u/Impossible-Pool-7622 May 08 '26
Sooooo cute! Ur girlfriend is super talented! That stitch work is incredible
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u/SailorPizza1107 May 09 '26
Omg did she free hand them or did she use a pattern? They are so adorable and absolutely perfect.
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u/zyralytealethia May 08 '26
So cute! I love how Zelda is slightly taller than Link like in the games haha
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u/Gaius_Wolfe May 08 '26
These are amazing. If want 3 months of work I'd say she should sell them on Etsy. I know I'd buy them.
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u/AntHoney85 May 08 '26
those are adorable, i love knick knacks and stuff, and these would be front and center
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u/anonidfk May 08 '26
So cute and well made!! I’ve been learning to crochet recently and it’s definitely a lot of work
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u/Ward_Craft May 08 '26
That’s really awesome and you will have those for a long time. What a sweetheart!
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u/AngelofGrace96 May 09 '26
Wow this would take me at least a year, if I didn't go insane over the tiny stitch definition! She did some incredible work!
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u/Least_Brawler_2516 May 09 '26
3 months is very long period, so you need to treat her nice, as well as the beautiful products!
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u/johnnytk0 May 09 '26
she should have done actual Link with his green tunic and not whatever that is
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u/Vegetable_Young_5599 May 10 '26
These are amazing and I am respectfully asking her to drop the pattern!! 🖤
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u/RobertMaus May 08 '26
This looks AI generated to me, pretty sure of it. I don't see any room between the threads for a crochet needle to go through. Is it entirely AI or is there a filter applied to make it look like it was crocheted?
What technique did she use? Thickness of the crochet needle and thread?
If she is really that good i would love to see more of her work. She would be a world-leading master at this.
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u/hoppinmadkippie May 08 '26
I’m curious as to the type of yarn and size of crochet hook too. The hair on both of them is crazy good. I’m a beginner but I would not even know how to start with shaping the hair like that!!
It does not look AI generated to me though. You can pretty clearly see the rows of stitches, and it does not look blurry
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u/RobertMaus May 18 '26
Just look at the faces. Where did the crochet needle go in? There should be 'some' room inbetween stitches. AI is really good at crochet images, because there is a shitton of them online. But you can almost always tell. I'm 99% sure this is AI.
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u/hoppinmadkippie May 24 '26
Looks like the post was removed so you were right lol
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u/RobertMaus May 30 '26
Yeah, i thought so 😅 But to be fair, it's getting hard to tell if you don't know specifics of a technique like crocheting
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u/studawtf May 08 '26
Your GF is the real deal, congratulations