I just love an odd juxtaposition . . .

Clink would like this, I think, for a shrink, though, as I think, it's got not a think to do, with being a shrink, but somehow, I think, this is just the kind of think that'd catch her eye, anyway (I thunk).

I dunno, Dinah, am I right? Or Roy? If you are reading here, that is.

What do you other pro's think, Deb, Dr. A? Heh . . . .

Embroidered MRI knee image "slice"

I've found a pattern for an embroidered brain (nothing this detailed), and I've seen a knit brain supposedly done anatomically correct by some neoro-something or others or some medical types who also like to knit and then put the . . . things up in an online gallery but I still haven't seen a knit brain pattern for a more regular knitter. There's anatomically correct hearts, and other things, and organs I'd rather not, er, ahem, I'll not discuss those, but, there's plenty of discussable ones.

No, I'm not obsessed with knit brains, although a t-shirt I've seen that says "I've got knit for brains" in a well the sheep's wool looks very shaped like a brain, or something, or maybe it's in someone's head, I don't know - it just strikes me as funny. I suppose I'm a knit-wit . . .

heee . . . . . .

You can needle me all you want, I embroider and cross-stitch too . . . pointedly . . . .

Crochet is also welcome - there's a broken bones "scarf" (well, the bones are three dimensional so it's hard to call it a scarf) that I've oft thought would be fun for a doc to wear on Halloween . . . . . . speaking of body parts. I've also seen the crocheted green Frankensteinian finger to hold a lip balm stick to attach to one's keyring . . . . heh.

Parts is parts . . . I surely did not intend to wind up here . . . . how did I get here, again? *waves one lonely disembodied crocheted green finger around . . . . . .*

Hee heee heeeee . . . .