This could have been me. "In recent years, mathematicians such as Osinga have started knitting and crocheting concrete physical models of hard-to-visualize mathematical objects."
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I'm a teacher, technical editor, designer and writer, based in Toronto. My first book "Beyond Knit and Purl" has been praised for its fresh approach to teaching knitting. My latest book, "Pattern Writing for Knit Designers" has been called a "game-changer".
I'm Lead Technical Editor for Knitty. I'm known for my "small start" approach to teaching sock and mitten knitting.
I have opinions, mad math skills and an unfeasibly large stash of sock yarn.
email me at kate dot atherley at gmail
find me on Ravelry and Twitter as kateatherley and on instagram as kateatherleyknits
I'm Lead Technical Editor for Knitty. I'm known for my "small start" approach to teaching sock and mitten knitting.
I have opinions, mad math skills and an unfeasibly large stash of sock yarn.
email me at kate dot atherley at gmail
find me on Ravelry and Twitter as kateatherley and on instagram as kateatherleyknits
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1 comment:
No wonder I had difficulty with higher-level math; I wasn't visualising it right! LOL!
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