I’m going to San Francisco! Tomorrow, in fact, for the National Science Teachers Association conference. I’ve been furiously browsing the schedule to figure out what sessions will be best for me to go to, but I was delighted to find quite a few sessions that focus on mollusks! There are not one but two sessions [...]
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If you’re going to San Francisco…
Posted in conch, knitting, shells, snail, squid on March 8, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
London folks: Get thee to the Natural History Museum
Posted in knitting, squid, Uncategorized on August 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Even though I already know how to knit, I would totally attend this event if I could. STITCH A SQUID I’ve often thought a problem with learning to knit is the tendency to make people start with a scarf, which is actually a very advanced project. It requires the knitter to have a lot of [...]
Making mollusks: inaugural knitting post
Posted in knitting, nudibranchs on July 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Anyone who knows me knows I knit. A lot. So naturally the knitting and the mollusks have to comingle to some degree. While I would never wholesale devote my knitting to mollusk-related projects, I’m happy to pick one up now and again. The first I have to share with you is a pair of socks. [...]
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