Crochet plant cell pillow :)

[Sally LeStrange]

Whole Cell;

Cell wall and Membrane;

Nucleus(purple), nucleolus(light pink) nuclear envelope(blue) and rough endoplasmic reticulum(orange);

Vacuole(the blue-and-white-egg-lookin'-thing), smooth endoplasmic reticulum(that purple/whatever squiggle), ribosomes(the pink dots) and cytoplasm(what everything is sewn on to);

Golgi apparatus(blue thing), Half a mitocondria(yellow) and a chloroplast;

the bottom;


I did this for a school project(got an A+  )
I crocheted it because
A; it's what I'm good at.
B; I have no life, and
C; I hate styrafoam balls

[Fly-By-Knit]

So much lolz. I love crafty science!

[Scientific Quilter]

This is really nice.  I love how the different types of the cell have different stitching & different yarns!  How long did it take to make this pillow?  I bet everyone was amazed at the work you did on this project - I know I am!  I am always looking for more science projects that are crafty.  Do you mind if I share this post on my blog sometime? http://scientificquilter.wordpress.com

[ConnieStieler]

Haha very creative!!! Your teacher must have been very impressed 

[spicytaco]

That's the most amazing thing I've ever seen. Gosh, I used to love making models for school, but this is way better than anything I made.

[AeonGoddess]

That's a really great idea, and great job with the execution, too! I especially love the cell wall... no wonder you got an A+, no styrofoam ball could ever compete.

[morus]

Wonderful craftsmanship and a cool subject matter!  Love it!

[leshlie]

Love it!  I can definately see why you were given an A+!

[papa justify]

I was going to say if this was for school you win!!! Incredible!!!

[MissMargot]

Fantastic! I am doing a DNA model right now for my bio project it has magnets in the "cod-eons" so it pulls apart to be RNA