not often you find a link between bunting and parasites but they are some of the things I’ve been creating with my crochet hook recently
the bunting pattern was in my crochet magazine, created by the lovely attic24 whose blog I follow too for all the lovely colours she uses and the fun things she hooks.
I chose the oranges, yellow and blue for a bright summer feel
and ordered a set of autumn colours at the same time for another string to hang later in the year, between this summery set and my christmas decorations.
And then there are the parasites that I crocheted
the pink and yellow one is Leishmaniasis (associated with sand fly bites); the green one is sleeping sickness; and the pink and blue one is toxoplasmosis which is transmitted through cat urine.
I’m making them for a crafty critters project based at the University of Glasgow which is creating education games and packs about parasites and how to avoid them for use in places where they are rife and cause problems. They have more info on their facebook page.
love that crochet can be so diverse
10 comments:
I love that crazy crochet...and your post title which of course pulled me right in.
Who would have thought! Crochet 'n bugs. You are just so creative Helena.
I am trying to catch up, Helena, but I just couldn't resist that title and have had to abandon a chronological approach to your lovely posts! Wow - your imaginative creativity is romping away, and these will be brilliant for little fingers to hold.
LOVE that blue and orange!
Diverse is right! From parasites to bunting. Your crochet work is fantastic, Helena!
Ooh, I love the bunting! So pretty. And I your parasites, too. (Hmm, that may be one of the weirdest comments I've ever written!)
Yeah, that's a wild blog post title and even wilder delivery!
Rinda
I was wondering what on earth is she doing that for and then you thankfully explained. You are most definitely getting a lot of use out of your hooks lately.
a very unusual blog post title I must say!!
I have seen the plush toy germs(and given some as gifts to my science geek friends)
But these chocheted ones are neat- I wonder if there are patterns for knitted ones too? They would be perfect for my science-geek friends who knit...
Now there's an unexpected title!
Love the bunting colours ... less keen on the critters :-(
Post a Comment