Post by @terrymatz@wandering.shop

Today is the birthday of Rosalind Franklin, the chemist who helped discover the structure of DNA. Born July 25, 1920, her work was crucial to refining the double helix model, though she went uncredited for years.
Celebrate her life with DNA inspired knitting patterns like these from my science pattern post
https://intheloopknitting.com/science-knitting-patterns.php/

#knitting #otd #science

1. Free Baby’s First DNA Model double helix softie. Designed by Kimberly Chapman. Pictured project by kittyvonditty
2. Free DNA Scarf knit with a a cable modeled after the double helix of DNA. Designed by June Oshiro. Pictured project by 1les
3. Free DNA Sweater Shell tank top with double helix cable framed with diamond and torchon lace patterns. Designed by Chris O'Brien. Pictured project by OctopusKnits
4. DNA Beanie Hat with cable and textured patterns inspired by the helix structure of the DNA molecule. Designed by AlisFiberArts. — 1. Free Baby’s First DNA Model double helix softie. Designed by Kimberly Chapman. Pictured project by kittyvonditty 2. Free DNA Scarf knit with a a cable modeled after the double helix of DNA. Designed by June Oshiro. Pictured project by 1les 3. Free DNA Sweater Shell tank top with double helix cable framed with diamond and torchon lace patterns. Designed by Chris O'Brien. Pictured project by OctopusKnits 4. DNA Beanie Hat with cable and textured patterns inspired by the helix structure of the DNA molecule. Designed by AlisFiberArts.

Science Inspired Knitting Patterns - In the Loop Knitting

Knitting patterns inspired by astronomy, biology, geology, physics, chemistry, and other sciences.

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