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"(Image found on Stash, Knit, Repeat while looking at examples of Fibonacci in knitting)\\u0026nbsp;If you\\u0026#39;ve done any amount of knitting (or crocheting), you know math is involved. Whether it\\u0026#39;s calculating your gauge, or so simple as counting your cast-on stitches (I go in multiples of 10- what about you?), you have to have at least a basic understanding of math.However, some patterns take it beyond that. There\\u0026#39;s Panta, which requires you measure the circumferance of your head and do a little math to discover how many inches each section will be (my Panta, for example, is a bit loose- my..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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