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I’m not a scientist, but I play one on the internet, says Stoneking.
Stoneking is inspired by the history of medicineespecially 19th century biological illustrations in old science books.
But I can knit!
So wooly illustrations it’ll have to be!
Stoneking sells her knitted creations onEtsy, where many come playfully pinned on real dissection trays.
Each piece is either hand-knitted or needle-felted using soft materials such as wool, mohair, and silk blends.
I take a lot of artistic liberties, shereveals.
But now, they really look very human, which I have found people tend to gravitate to.
Take a look at Stonekings knitted dissections below.
If youre a fan of her work, you’re free to buy from her collection onEtsy.
The talented textile artist even sells DIY animal anatomy kits for those who are interested in crafting their own.
Each piece is hand-made using soft materials such as wool, mohair, and silk blends.
Many pieces are playfully pinned on real dissection trays.
