We've featured the lovely knitted dissections of Aknitomy before (previously), but its proprietor,
Emily Stoneking, keeps on turning out whimisico-scientific knitted fancies that please the eye and tickle the mind. It's not just her classic knitted dissections of frogs, fetal pigs, bats, worms (surprisingly affordable!), — Read the rest

If you can't have a brain in a jar, the next best thing may be a knitted brain in a frame. The beauty above is handmade by Emily of aKNITomy and available for sale at the Boing Boing Bazaar in the Makers Market. — Read the rest

aKNITomy makes these darling hand-knit dissected frogs with needle-felted guts. They're mounted in aluminum dissection trays. All that's missing is the formaldehyde smell of high school biology class! Titled "Knitting in Biology 101," they're available in the Boing Boing Bazaar for $125. — Read the rest