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Oh my goodness. Coolest thing ever!
nancymartira:

Hand knit/crocheted Settlers of Catan boards are my new favorite thing. Especially when they can double as a lap blanket.

settlers:

Oh my goodness. Coolest thing ever!

nancymartira:

Hand knit/crocheted Settlers of Catan boards are my new favorite thing. Especially when they can double as a lap blanket.

1 year ago

March 3, 2012
reblogged via settlers
photo The Alice Adventure, 2011 (Kate Findlay)
via symmetry
all the quilts should be large hadron collider quilts.

The Alice Adventure, 2011 (Kate Findlay)

via symmetry

all the quilts should be large hadron collider quilts.

1 year ago

March 3, 2012
photo bluecloudsfloating:

Cummulus (Ciro Najle) - 
Najle says crochet is the perfect medium for representing fractal structures because its surfaces can be subdivided again and again by varying the length of neighbouring crochet lines. This can create the necessary curvature for cumulus clouds, in much the same way that crochet has been used to represent the hyperbolic surfaces of corals.
Translating this complexity into cloud art involved a serious amount of mathematics. The sculpture comprises crocheted squares, each of which has an individual pattern modelled by Najle, who generated 1664 different diagrams pinpointing the intersections of the woollen strands, the crochet knots that are key to its structure. It took a team of nearly 40 crochet craftswomen in Merlo, Buenos Aires, Argentina just over a week to make the panels, which were then sewn together into larger sections to form the glorious whole.
via CultureLab

bluecloudsfloating:

Cummulus (Ciro Najle) - 

Najle says crochet is the perfect medium for representing fractal structures because its surfaces can be subdivided again and again by varying the length of neighbouring crochet lines. This can create the necessary curvature for cumulus clouds, in much the same way that crochet has been used to represent the hyperbolic surfaces of corals.

Translating this complexity into cloud art involved a serious amount of mathematics. The sculpture comprises crocheted squares, each of which has an individual pattern modelled by Najle, who generated 1664 different diagrams pinpointing the intersections of the woollen strands, the crochet knots that are key to its structure. It took a team of nearly 40 crochet craftswomen in Merlo, Buenos Aires, Argentina just over a week to make the panels, which were then sewn together into larger sections to form the glorious whole.

via CultureLab

1 year ago

January 18, 2012
reblogged via bluecloudsfloating
photo Foreclosure Quilt (Kathryn Clark)
via Trendland

Foreclosure Quilt (Kathryn Clark)

via Trendland

1 year ago

January 17, 2012
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prostheticknowledge:

Etsy Data Visualization Scarf

By Natalie B:

One of a kind data representation scarf based on Etsy data from August 2005 - October 2011. Left (red) graph represents Items Sold by Month. Right (dark gray) graph represents New Members by Month.

1 year ago

December 19, 2011
reblogged via prostheticknowledge
photo felted wool x-wing fighter christmas ornament
by sheepcreeknc

felted wool x-wing fighter christmas ornament

by sheepcreeknc

video

Star Trek Quiet Book

via juliegillrie

1 year ago

September 30, 2011
photo Dolan Geiman
via Colossal

Dolan Geiman

via Colossal

1 year ago

September 12, 2011
photo coldbrain:

mould and lichen study (by ELINtm)

coldbrain:

mould and lichen study (by ELINtm)

1 year ago

September 6, 2011
reblogged via coldbrain
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curiositycounts:

Sky Scarf – a conceptual knitting project for documenting the weather outside your window, data visualization meets crafts

1 year ago

August 21, 2011
reblogged via notational