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Mushroom chess and acorn cap checkers sets with roll-up log board from forgecore on tiktok!
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Fiddling around with a pattern that I’m going to be getting typed out and up for sale soon. It’s a little acorn cap looking pixie beanie that I’ve been making for a few years, and it always sells out quick when I make a few. Reworking where the points on the edging come in and a few other little things that I’ve always meant to alter.
Pretty sure that I’ve worked all of the bugs out of the pattern and I’m planning on getting it typed out and listed sometime this week.
Answer to quiz: Harlequin Bug eggs. stripey
Patterns in Nature.
Quercus rubrum.
On a recent trip to York University to take pictures of bees from around the world with Laurence Packer I was returning to his lab after a coffee field trip and was struck by the beautiful lines of some fresh red oak acorns. What lovely proportions, the scales on the cap form broad spirals that , like sunflower heads, likely conform to the fibonacci sequence of numbers and if you look at the arc of the nut and nib, one must image the golden mean is hidden in several places in this the commonplace.
01/31/2017
Ok, so “Acorn Cap” won!
The pattern for this 2-hour beanie is now available for free in my Ravelry shop -download now!
The first of the completed beanies can be seen in my Ravelry projects here