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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Who Was Fibonacci?
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The Fibonacci Series was named after Leonardo of Pisa, a member of the Bonacci family. Born in 1170 and died 1250. He was educated in North ...
Hyperbolic Crochet on Radio **
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Back in August 2009 I managed to catch an interview on ABC Radio National's Artworks program, Amanda Smith chatting with Margaret Werthe...
How did I begin this adventure? **
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In the 1970s and 1980s I read "The Secret Life of Plants" and :Secrets of the Soil" by Peter Tomkins and Christopher Bird. In...
Variations on a Hyperbolic Theme **
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Following on from the previous posting:- To make a larger and softer model of a snailshell one can crochet or knit one or more plain rows ...
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
PHOTO GALLERY OF ALL MY SHELL MODELS, so far **.
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The shapes in the top photo were knitted and the other photo shows all crocheted shell shapes, all iaw the Fibonacci Series of numbers...
More Seashell Photo Gallery **
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It took quite a bit of perseverance to sew up and pad the more complicated models, but it is not impossible! The yellow is 4 ply equivalen...
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Photo Gallery of Models of Seashells, crocheted and knitted. **
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Hello Here goes and I hope the images come up OK. Instructions were given in the previous posting of ho...
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