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?
One response to “Socks and science”
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!