Anatomical crochet

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Anatomically correct body part and internal organ crochet patterns.

Anatomical_Crochet_Kidney_-_Google_Docs - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document provides a free crochet pattern for making an anatomical kidney. It includes materials needed, abbreviations used, and detailed instructions for crocheting the different parts of the kidney including the renal artery, renal vein, ureter, and kidney itself. Assembly instructions are also provided.

Who doesn't love a good brain? We all have 'em, some get used more than others, some are more appreciated, others overlooked, and if zombies dream of anything I expect brains would be on the list. I was playing around with some ideas as I get ready for Fan Expo and wanted to try my hand at crocheting some brains of my own. I love the result! And it's not that hard either. In fact, I'll tell you just how not-hard it is :) Ever heard of "hyperbolic crochet"? It's pretty awesome and exquisitely…

This small intestine forms part of a series of patterns I'm making that come together to form the digestive tract. It measures around 5.25m in length. This is approximately life-size (approximate because the length of the small intestine varies massively between people (its generally somewhere between 4 and 7m in length). I've so far published patterns for the liver, gall bladder, and stomach, and am hoping to publish the large intesting pattern relatively soon. Difficulty: Easy You will…

This pattern is for a life-sized anatomically corect human skull, intended to be made as part of my complete anatomical skeleton pattern, the patterns for which I'm gradually releasing - click here for the latest post in this series (you can see the older ones by scrolling to the bottom and clicking 'older posts'). This particular post focuses on the assembly of the skull and you will need to have already created all the bones. I have published these as 3 separate patterns: 1. Mandible and…