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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. 

 

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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

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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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