This is a test stitchout of a new idea I'm working on. Any scientists out there?

When I saw your post it remembers me on a page I've seen but I couldn't found it at that time.
Now I've got it and this is maybe funny for you: The particle zoo sells handmade subatomic plushies. Looks so cute but have to admit that I have never thought about making a smiling electron-neutrino *lol*
But I'm sure that some scientist would have a ball with them ;o)
Greetings, Bettina

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by spendlove 13 Feb 2013

Thanks for these - I love them!

Another great design! Very clever!

I like this one too :) You could also add the symbol for pi for a girly pencil case, eh? :) xXx

My daughter, Katie, is a chemist - she (like me) would think this is Cu Te.... Good job! Hugs, Laura*

What a nice slant on the Cute title. Well done, Sue!

A scientific stitcher

The stitching is excellent and I do know a couple scientists. These would look nice grouped on a towel, pillow, etc.

looks intresting

Looks well lined up and very science.So no scientest here but I love the Cu te part.

I collect all this kind of science/med catagory. I have a family of scientists, inventors, and geeks of several kinds! Go for it!

This makes the periodic table much more interesting. Hmm, It would be an interesting quilt.

Very cool idea!! There are so many possibilities with the periodic table.

Didn't take you long to make the idea real!!
Looks brilliant! Mops is right the whole periodic table would be ace.
ann

Nope but i like h20!!!!hugs

Cute idea. Are you planning to do the whole of the periodic table. Have to think hard how to write my name. Problem with the M - Mo, Mn, Mg, but no single M -argon, titanium and neon would do the rest.

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by rescuer 05 Feb 2013

You could do Mops or you could turn Tungsten (W) upside-down.

I love it! Since one is a byproduct of refining the other -- they go together in a stitch-out very well.