Rebecca Roush from ChemKnits

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    Rebecca Roush from ChemKnits

    I created ChemKnits in 2008 to combine my love for knitting and science.  I earned my PhD in Biological Chemistry in early 2011, and designing knitting patterns for ChemKnits kept me sane during the graduate school years.  After earning my degree, I expanded my writing activities to two new blogs, Knitting Project of the Day and ChemEats, a cooking blog.  I cannot knit in silence so I spend a lot of time watching TV shows, especially Friends and The Office.  I love dying my own yarn, and can often be found in my kitchen playing experimenting with different ways to color wool.  I would love to learn how to spin someday so I can explore different hand dyed colorways even further.  When I am not knitting, I enjoy walking around the city and playing with my friends' dogs. 

     

    Links:

    ChemKnits blog: http://www.chemknits.com
    Knitting Project of the Day blog:  http://kpotd.blogspot.com
    ChemEats blog:  http://chemeats.blogspot.com
    YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/ChemKnitsBlog
    Ravelry: http://www.ravelry.com/people/chemknitsblog
    Twitter: http://twitter.com/ChemKnitsBlog
    Zazzle Store: http://www.zazzle.com/chemknitsblog

    Patterns on AllFreeKnitting:

    Ombre Raining Color Hat
    Circles and Stripes Motif
    Paw Socks Pattern
    10 Hour Afghan Pattern
    14 Cable Hat Knitting Pattern
    Briar Rose French Press Cozy
    Bumble Bee Plushie
    Butterfly Plushie
    Caterpillar Knitting Pattern
    Coffee Caffeine Cozy
    Drop Stitch Scarf
    Fly Plushie
    Goldfish Knitting Pattern
    Humuhumunukunukuapua'a Knitting Pattern
    KAB Christmas Stocking
    Knit Beaded Ornament
    Knit One Below Baby Hat
    RFR RFB Stocking
    Simple Seed Stitch Coaster
    Smiley the Worm Finger Puppet
    One Hour Arm Knit Cowl
    Classic Winter Ear Warmer
    Chevron Baby Hat
    Roaring Twenties Baby Hat

     

    Videos on AllFreeKnitting

    How to Kettle Dye Yarn
    How to Bind Off: The I-Cord Method
    How to Increase Stitches: M1 (Make 1)
    How to Knit the Anemone Bobble Stitch
    How to Knit Through the Back Loop
    How to Knit with Safety Lines
    How to Knit Twisted Loop Cast On
    Increasing Knit Stitches: KFB Method
     

     

     

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    Wish i was as versatile as you. Must take a look at the patterns for myself and friends at knitting group who dont have a computer.

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