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by spendlove 05 Feb 2013 ( edited Feb 13'13 01:06 )
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This is a test stitchout of a new idea I'm working on. Any scientists out there?

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Comments (16)
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by rescuer 05 Feb 2013
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I love it! Since one is a byproduct of refining the other -- they go together in a stitch-out very well.
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by mops 05 Feb 2013
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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.
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by noah 05 Feb 2013
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Nope but i like h20!!!!hugs
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by scottie0930 05 Feb 2013
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Didn't take you long to make the idea real!!
Looks brilliant! Mops is right the whole periodic table would be ace.
ann
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by laffma1 05 Feb 2013
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Very cool idea!! There are so many possibilities with the periodic table.
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by 02kar 05 Feb 2013
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This makes the periodic table much more interesting. Hmm, It would be an interesting quilt.
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by joansatx 05 Feb 2013
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I collect all this kind of science/med catagory. I have a family of scientists, inventors, and geeks of several kinds! Go for it!
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by highlandermom 05 Feb 2013
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Looks well lined up and very science.So no scientest here but I love the Cu te part.
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by oaro 05 Feb 2013
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looks intresting
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by capoodle 05 Feb 2013
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The stitching is excellent and I do know a couple scientists. These would look nice grouped on a towel, pillow, etc.
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by asterixsew 05 Feb 2013
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A scientific stitcher
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by greysewist 05 Feb 2013
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What a nice slant on the Cute title. Well done, Sue!
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by dailylaundry 05 Feb 2013
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My daughter, Katie, is a chemist - she (like me) would think this is Cu Te.... Good job! Hugs, Laura*
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by danababes 06 Feb 2013
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I like this one too :) You could also add the symbol for pi for a girly pencil case, eh? :) xXx
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by manami 06 Feb 2013
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Another great design! Very clever!
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by ansalu 13 Feb 2013
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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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[1] http://particlezoo.net/
particlezoo.net
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by spendlove 13 Feb 2013
Thanks for these - I love them!