Teacher Appreciation Day is May 3, 2022. My favorite teachers were always my math and science teachers. I am honoring them today with the Scientifically Speaking Multi Albus fabric design from the Geekery collection by Sue Marsh for RJR Fabrics. It features classic math and science icons from Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
Happy Teacher Appreciation Day!
Fabric Name- Geekery Germs and Amoebas Russus Red designed by Sue Marsh for RJR Fabrics.
Material- 100% cotton fabric
Background color- Red
Theme- Science
Description:
I love the Germs and Amoebas pattern designed by Sue Marsh for RJR Fabrics! I studied a lot of microbiology in college and these little cartoon germs make me smile. Russus is the Latin word for red. Science is fun!
I have received several requests for more diversity on our custom Girl Science fabric. Each design has been updated to include multiple girls on the same design. Don’t forget: All fabric designed by Zinnia’s Closet can be customized to your specifications. You can change the girls to represent just who you want. Skin tones, body shape, hairstyles, eyeglasses, etc. can all be modified. Contact me with your ideas!
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Teacher Appreciation Week is May 4-8, 2020. Enjoy this Rainbow Science Fabric by Timeless Treasures Fabrics, and don’t forget to thank a teacher this week!
Click here to see the bag that I made with this fabric.
Exciting things are happening at Zinnia’s Closet! Introducing our very own girl science fabric!
Science was my first love. I studied chemistry and biology in school and worked for 10 years as a scientist before having my family. When I learned how to sew, I discovered science fabric! I couldn’t resist buying every pattern I could find. Over time I realized that many others enjoy the fabric as much as I do.
Earlier this year I decided to design my own science fabric, starting with my three favorite subjects: chemistry, biology and math. I wanted to appeal to girls, and make the designs fun and educational at the same time.
The chemistry design has a few simple calculations, along with colorful lab equipment and chemical elements. The biology fabric covers several areas of biology, from medicine to zoology to botany. The math fabric has some basic algebra and geometry, and interesting patterns such as the binary code and Fibonacci sequence.
I wanted to have some diversity in the designs as well. There are three different girls available with each pattern:
I’ll be adding more subjects and girls in the coming months. I’d love to hear what you think! Please comment below, and feel free to send a message if you have any requests.
If you’d like to see the bags I made with these designs, please click here.
April 21-27, 2019 is Medical Laboratory Professionals Week.
So in honor of Lab Week, I thought I’d share this science fabric by Studio e. It’s called Monster Lab DNA by Dana Saulnier of The Patterned Peacock. There are cells, strands of DNA, tubes of DNA, and atomic rings. The words Scientist, Genes, Atom, DNA, Nucleus and Molecules are scattered throughout the pattern. If you look closely at the background, you can see X’s, which are chromosomes. I think this pattern is very fitting for a medical laboratory.
Check out the bag I made with this fabric here.
Happy Lab Week to all the Medical Laboratory Professionals out there!
I am so excited about this new science and math fabric from Northcott Studio!
Fabric Name- Big Bang (Main Design)- by Deborah Edwards for Northcott Studio
Material- 100% cotton fabric
Background color- Navy Blue
Theme- Science and Math
Description:
Big Bang is packed with colorful science and math icons on a navy blue background. It covers chemistry, physics, biology and math in a fun and educational way. This fabric would be great in a science classroom. Take a look at all the great things in this design:
“Mathematics- the study of numbers, structure, space and change”. The math icons include a ruler, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division signs, a set square (triangle ruler), a sine wave, pie chart, the pi symbol, a square root sign, a triangular prism, cylinder, cube, pencil, X+Y=, 90° and the word Equations.
“Physics- the study of matter, energy and the interaction between them.” The words Einstein, Electricity and Magnetism are featured here. There is a light bulb and a horseshoe shaped magnet with waves above it. The VIR triangle is for Ohm’s Law: Voltage = Current x Resistance. A small white notebook shows the equations E = mc² and V = I x R.
“Biology- the study of life and living organisms.” Biology is represented by a microscope and a leaf.
“Chemistry- the study of properties of, and interactions between, matter and energy.” The elements Magnesium, Helium, Carbon and Oxygen are displayed in hexagons. There is a ring stand holding a flask over a Bunsen burner, a round bottom flask with a green liquid, a test tube rack holding tubes of various color liquids, and single test tubes with bubbling green liquid. There are several ball and stick molecules, beakers and atomic rings. The beaker has the word Beaker over it. Carbon dioxide and water are written here as CO² and H²O. They should be written as CO2 and H2O. Finally, the words Chemical Bonds are written in cursive.
A few things didn’t fit into a particular category: a stack of books and the words Science, Discover, Learn and Experiment.
This fabric is great! It is so colorful and fun, and educational at the same time. Check out the bag I made with this fabric here.
Science is fun! Get out there and discover, learn and experiment!
Science Fair is the latest collection of science fabric from Robert Kaufman. Look at all of the scientists on this pattern!
Fabric Name- Science Fair SRK-18000-5 YELLOW (I call it Famous Scientists.)
Material- 100% cotton fabric
Background color- Yellow
Theme- Science
Description: 19 scientists are featured on this black and yellow fabric. Each scientist is accompanied by the year they were born, and an icon representing some of their most important work. If you’d like to know a little bit more about each of the scientists on this fabric, read on.
Thomas Edison 1847 Lightbulb- He is known for electric power generation, and the invention of the light bulb.
Isaac Newton 1643 Telescope- built the first reflecting telescope, discovered the laws of motion and laws of gravity.
Richard Feynman 1918- shown with the Feynman diagram in quantum electrodynamics. He was a theoretical physicist.
Marie Curie 1867 Radioactive Symbol- A physicist and chemist who researched radioactivity. Continue reading Famous Scientists Fabric
April 22-28, 2018 is Medical Laboratory Professionals Week.
So in honor of Lab Week, I thought I’d share this science fabric by Timeless Treasures. It’s called Chemistry White, but it has physics and biology on it as well. I love how the design looks like the doodles you might find in a science notebook. The fabric is very detailed. There are wiring diagrams, chemical structures, math formulas and chemical reactions along with beakers, flasks, test tubes and other scientific equipment. Every time I look at it, I see something new!
Happy Lab Week to all the Medical Laboratory Professionals out there!
Today is March 14th, Happy Pi Day!
Check out this awesome fabric featuring Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Math, Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra and Calculus.
It is called Scientifically Speaking- Multi Mavro, and is part of the Geekery Collection by Sue Marsh for RJR Fabrics.