Anatomical crochet

Anatomically correct body part and internal organ crochet patterns and plushies on Etsy by New York based artist Sarah Burns.

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This is the second in a series of patterns I'm releasing that fit together to form a life-sized anatomically-correct human spine. I have already released the pattern for the cervical vertebrae; the following pattern assumes you have already made these - Whilst it's possible to make this pattern without having first made these, there may be some parts where you struggle to work out what's going on. Let me know if this is the case and I'll try to help you out, and you may find it helpful to…

WOW! This skeleton stands at 40cm tall (almost 16 inches) and contains all 206 bones in the body. It is made to 1/5th size scale. And the pattern is FREE! Get the free pattern via Ravelry, designed by Lucy Hodgins of Dippy Cat Crochet. SUGGESTED MATERIALS: I added some glow-in-the-dark yarn as an option -

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…

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…

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Who doesn't love a good brain? We all have 'em, some get used more than others, some are more appreciated, others overlooked, and if zombies dream of anything I expect brains would be on the list. I was playing around with some ideas as I get ready for Fan Expo and wanted to try my hand at crocheting some brains of my own. I love the result! And it's not that hard either. In fact, I'll tell you just how not-hard it is :) Ever heard of "hyperbolic crochet"? It's pretty awesome and exquisitely…