#anatomically correct skeleton

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Another long pause, another massive progress update

2 feet, 2 femurs, 2 fibulae, 2 tibiae (one accidentally longer than the other, I'll need to fix that), 1 innominate, and many ribs from a friend who was helping me

Onward and upward! 🦴🦴

Original project link:

Life-sized skeleton

 This is the round-up pattern for all parts of the anatomically correct skeleton I have created. This skeleton contains all the bones in the

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Skeleton

[cottonkhaleesi]

The monster is conquered! Just under two years after I started this project, I finally got to cast off and enjoy the fruit of my labour. Now the only thing left is to work out what to do with it…..

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Yet another anatomically accurate skeleton update: all the bones on one foot are attached, and I'm working on the remaining plantar ligaments. Progress!

Original Pattern

As always, thanks to CAMIT for funding the project :)

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It's been a *long* break but I'm back on my "let's crochet a life-sized anatomically accurate skeleton foot" shenanigans

Behold, I've fully connected the middle/back of the right foot with 25 ligaments! Doing this felt a bit like manually connecting a dense graph, and I'm gonna do it all again for the left foot wooo!

Original pattern

Thanks to CAMIT for funding the whole project <3

[keep-calm-and-carry-yarn]

New year, new bones~

39/206 complete, with the newest additions being the metatarsals

Bonus: we now have 6 teeth, courtesy of the other crafters in the squad~

Original pattern

Thanks to CAMIT for funding the whole project <3

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29/206 bones complete!

I might end up redoing some of the toe phalanges because I'm not super happy with them but we'll see how I'm feeling a month or two from now when I actually get to that point lol

Original pattern

Thanks to CAMIT for funding the whole project <3

[cottonkhaleesi]

Merry crafty Christmas!