Woolly Thoughts

Woolly Thoughts Woolly Thoughts started, in 1994, as a book about making sweaters, jackets and other garments using mathematical methods. The possibilities are endless.

Using these techniques, garments are guaranteed to fit regardless of the yarn and needles used. Since then our work has gone in may different directions. To many people, we are now best known for our large-scale knit and crochet wall-hangings. (You can find these on our main Woolly Thoughts site)

To others we are better known for our innovative Illusion Knitting designs. (Illusion Knitting can b

e found at http://www.facebook.com/IllusionKnitting and http://www.illusionknitting.woollythoughts.com )

We are also well-known for teaching Maths using unusual methods. Some of our work has been bought by the Science Museum (London).

16/01/2019

A 3D interpretation of our very popular Curve of Pursuit knitted afghan. The first 3D model designed by Steve Plummer. Knitting pattern: https://www.ravelry....

20/12/2018

If you’re a knitter or crocheter, or just like making things, knitter and mathematician Pat Ashforth has put together a knitting pattern for cube-shaped baubles with the structure of Borromea…

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