Crochet human anatomy

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…

Every Halloween I have the best of intentions to get a costume together and head out on the town, and every Halloween I end up staying in. Living in an apartment there aren’t even trick or tr…

Introducing the Best Anatomical Heart Patterns For Knitters & Crocheters! PLUS ... bonus patterns for embroiderers and cross-stitchers!

Pattern Center

Originally shared here in 2012, this is still one of my favorite knitted pieces ever. Knitted art by Caroline Gates via Cardiac Art. Knit Organ Patterns: This post contains affiliate links.

Let the Back to School Learning begin! Kids are now in the Back to School groove at this time of year and finding a bit of fun to enjoy it can be hard.

This pattern is the first of a long series of pattern that I'm gradually releasing that build up to the creation of a life-sized anatomically correct skeleton. This hand is life-sized (although a little on the larger side) and contains all of the bones and ligaments. The next pattern in the series is for the arm bones. Difficulty: Medium - difficult This pattern is fairly complex, and the bones can be pretty fiddly. However, the stitches used aren't difficult. If you would like to give it a…

This pattern is part of a series of internal organs I'm making. It is life-sized and the plan is that it will fit together nicely with all of the other organs of the human digestive system. You can find out about all the other patterns I've been working on and be updated when new patterns are released by following my Instagram page. The facial features and glasses are entirely optional, but they give it a fun touch. Difficulty: Easy - medium Tension: The tension for this project isn't…

This is the first in a 3-part pattern series to create a life-sized, anatomically correct human spine, as part of my life-sized skeleton series. A full list of all patterns published fo far in this series can be found here. Difficulty: Medium - difficult This pattern can be quite fiddly, but I'm hoping that the accompanying images will explain everything well You will need: A 2mm crochet hook A 0.8mm crochet hook Anchor creativa fino 4ply cotton in white (you will need multiple balls of…