It’s cold enough that I’ve been seeing lots of people bundled up lately – and of course, the most enviable scarves and mittens are the homemade kind, particularly when they have a geek’s touch. For those of you thinking of picking up some knitting needles before the sun comes back out, here are a few ideas…
A triforce hat, because it’s dangerous to go alone. Take this! – mehrit CC)

A binary scarf, though only 1 of the 10 types of people in the world can pull it off. – jacqueline-w (CC)

A space invaders scarf, for the video game addict who can’t help but wear their high score around their neck. – vaedri (CC)

And another one, because it’s just kind of cool that this is a common project. – nurd_grrl (CC)

Even though it won’t keep you warm, a knitted dalek, because you know you want to make this pun: EXTERMI-KNIT! – gershamabob (CC)

A dalek hat, because once you make that joke once you’ll really want to keep making it. – jwordsmith (CC)

And finally, no post about geeky knitting would be complete without a shout out for Jayne’s cunning hat. – fling93 (CC)


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LOVE this! And have a friend @knitpurlgurl who will as well!
BTW-I am highlighting your site on my show today 12pm EST http://bit.ly/bDwtZX
The hero of Canton…. he’s real!
My wife recently knitted us both Jayne hats. Now we match, and I feel like the nerdiest couple in the history of the world. I couldn’t be happier :-)
Missouri seems short on Browncoats though. Almost no one recognizes the design.
The hero of Canton…. he's real!
My wife recently knitted us both Jayne hats. Now we match, and I feel like the nerdiest couple in the history of the world. I couldn't be happier :-)
Missouri seems short on Browncoats though. Almost no one recognizes the design.