i will! thanks again!
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That depends! Are seperating the floss into strands, or are you leaving it as one solid piece? What stitches are you using?
Ive done a few works with embroidery floss and i found a 2mm works fine if you arenāt seperating it into 6 strands. but then again i have a tight tension 
If youāre seperating, try a 1.25-1.75. You may even have to go down to a 1mm. It depends on your tension iād say.
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1 solid strand with sc, sorry i probably shouldāve mentioned that earlier
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Hmmm I wonder if you could do something a bit different instead like tacking down the thread to a washable surface (tacky glue would work I think) in the shapes you want (use glue sparingly) then doing small stitches on the same color along the thread to secure it. An alternative to that, and what gave me the idea, is making chains (or I cords if you knit or have an I cord machine) and glueing and/or stitching them down in the pattern you want, since this has traditionally been done in Celtic knot-work (see pic below).
Also, I donāt know if you donāt have any money to spend but I Donāt think youād have to custom order much there:
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maybe a 1mm or 0.60mm
Same as @ripple, I havenāt crocheted that small so Iām not sure
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i unfortunately donāt have an i cord machine. and im not too sure what you mean by taping down the ends?
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I donāt see a picture dear.
I used to embroider, the learning curve for embroidery is less intense and shorter compared to crochet.
Thatās weird it mustāve not registered that I added one lol itās fixed now
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Yep! You need eyes to do this kind of work
Charge heavily for your projects, these micro crochet is a niche within a niche.
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