Needles and numbers: Moses Lake mom explores the mathematics of knitting
Ranée Mueller, knitter, pattern designer and blogger, holds up a shawl she knitted and designed while wearing a red sweater and a blue headscarf she knitted.
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A fairly simple cap that Ranée Mueller designed and knitted.
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Ranée Mueller shows off a "topsy turvey doll" she knitted herself. The doll's "body" is actually a second head, and the doll's status -- awake or asleep -- can be changed by merely pulled the dress over the exposed head.
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Ranée Mueller shows off a "topsy turvey doll" she knitted herself. The doll's "body" is actually a second head, and the doll's status -- awake or asleep -- can be changed by merely pulled the dress over the exposed head.
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Mueller shows off her tightly packed knitting back, which she knitted herself.
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MOSES LAKE — You might not think of math and knitting in the same sentence, but Ranée Mueller does.
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