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An afghan is a small blanket which can be used in the car, at a picnic, as a decorative throw, or simply for keeping warm. Since 1996 our main work has been designing and making a series of mathematical afghans or wall-hangings and producing booklets which explain how to make most of them. The collection currently stands at over 50. Some of these are crochet, the rest are knitted in garter stitch.
Click on the diagram of any of the afghans below for information about it and photographs.
If you would like some idea of how each afghan is made and how much stitching is involved, please click here
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The original versions of these afghans are now owned by The Science Museum, London:
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Other knitted afghans:
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Other crochet afghans:
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