But not, I’m afraid, the science of socks.
I have finally finished something.
Hooray. These are from sock yarn I dyed – important to make a trial pair up so I can show what they look like. The ankle and top of the foot are in a k2-p2 ribbing that’s staggered one stitch with every row. I even remembered to make the diagonals go the opposite direction on the second sock.
Tamie is wearing them today, and claims to be quite pleased.
Once in a while I post something odd from work. It’s all been equations and funny-looking diagrams, but I do also do science that looks, well, sciencey.
I’m headed back down to the lab to spend some more time with the balance. The more interesting-looking part of the science project in question looks like this:
That’s a red clover leaflet, and you can even see the hairs. Neat, no? Or is that just me?
on May 13th, 2008 at 4:24 pm
NO, that is NOT you. that is, as we were just told, a red-haired neat-leafed cloverette.
ahh haa. and you thought we weren’t paying attention!