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I work in health physics, a co-worker had a baby last year and I made them a baby quilt, the history of science.
Many of the designs came from theflossbox.com. It will be a couple of postings. Please remember this is the first quilt I acutally quilted. It's not bad, but it is unique. It actually won 3rd place as an art quilt at the county fair last year. Nuclear chemistry [ATTACH=CONFIG]205648[/ATTACH] Let's get Scientific [ATTACH=CONFIG]205649[/ATTACH] Archimedes [ATTACH=CONFIG]205650[/ATTACH] |
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I thougth that if the child was exposed from the cradle maybe science wouldn't be so intimadating when she got older.
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very interesting.
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I'll add the rest later. I'm really proud of this. The family who received it absolutely love it.
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That is certainly different. A sneaky way to create a baby Einstein.
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That is so cool!! I think you've got a great idea there...exposing children to science at a young age does make it seem more familiar and less intimidating. You can tell you put a TON of work into that!! Well done! I love it!
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How creative and perfect a gift. It will have many years of love ahead.
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I think that is TOTALLY COOL. I have a nephew who was exposed to books and music while in the womb. He is now an English teacher and a musician.
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That is SO unique. I'm sure mom loves it!
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I'm having problems posting the rest. More photos are on webshots:
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...76976801CeEDhk |
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