What To Knit For This Year’s March For Science

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What To Knit For This Year’s March For Science

There are March for Science marches coming up all over the world and you may be wondering what to knit! Here are a few ideas …

Brain Hat

What To Knit For This Year's March For Science

Kristen of Studio Knits walks you through the whole thing, there’s even a video tutorial.

Science March Ocean Beanie

What To Knit For This Year's March For Science

Joan Rowe wanted to design a hat for the science march that would be easy for anyone to knit.

Resistor Hat / Headband

What To Knit For This Year's March For Science

Stanford microbiologist Heidi Arjes has created a wonderful design that features “a circuit with a battery and 3 resistors in series (to increase the resistance). Resistors are commonly used in electronics to slow down the electric current – the 4 vertical lines on the hat represent the battery while the zig-zag represents resistors.” The patterns are free: Resistor Hat | Resistor Headband

GENEie DNA Beanie Hat / Headband

What To Knit For This Year's March For Science

Biochemist Rebecca Roush Brown is the brains behind ChemKnits and its GENEie collection of patterns. Visit her for a variety of DNA-themed selections, including several pussy hats!

See you in Washington on April 22nd!

Other resources:

https://www.marchforscience.com
https://www.projectthinkingcap.org
http://www.craftimism.com
http://www.chemknits.com

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1 Comment

  1. Sandy
    Sandy on April 6, 2017 at 8:50 am

    Love all the knitted things there beautiful…..

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