Is this for real?

[Lefthook]

http://www.theiff.org/oexhibits/oe1e.html

[Lisaizme]

Oh yes, very real and very cool. Math and crochet go very well together.

[Zaraliz]

There were instructions in a magazine, I think it was Interweave Crochet, last year or even the one before. Zaraliz

[funkyreporter]

Yup, and this one's a real doozy too http://www.crochetville.org/forum/showthread.php?t=36514&highlight=golden+ratio

[Trafor0729]

Soooo... the first one is a crochet part of your brain? Now I've seen everything.

[needlesandpinza]

you know but I was talking about this with some clients and co workers at my last job and like I told them, I never was good in math but you should see my design papers they are ALL math. I cant do a math story problem to save my life but if someone wants a sweater (use dh for example) I measure his chest shoulder arms, neck yadda yadda and with fractions and words and what else have you I can get the numbers to match perfectly.

Moral is...school math can seem pointless when it has no meaning to life, but apply a real sitituation and theres no real thinking you just know what you have to do to get it.

haha can do knit/crochet math but dont hand me an Algebra book lol

[Redheart]

Who knew crochet and astronomy would go hand in hand? I rather liked algebra, but I'm blown away by this.

[victoriarose]

Hmmmmm. The last one would make a nice bath poofy, done in cotton

[Cookie Hooker]

I used this "pattern" and made bath scubbies and dishcloths!!! I love it... once you start going its great!

[mizduck]

I'm lost.

[Nutsaboutcrochet13]

I'm lost.

 

[yarn_obsessed]

I was okay in the beginning of that article, but the last few explanations were jibberish. We all can appreciate the specialness & beauty of crochet.