
The March for Science celebrates "science not silence" and will be duplicated in over 30 cities across the nation and around the world. A diverse gathering of scientists and science enthusiasts: students, teachers, families, and friends, all with a passion for discovery, opinion, and curiosity will march and then hold a teach-in on the National Mall. Studio Knits has prepared several videos with brain hat patterns for the base hat and i-cord brains tacked on the outside. And a brain hat to crochet as well.
Try this site for a crochet brain hat beanie. Written crochet beanie pattern from Australia.
Kristin McDonnell is the knitting genius behind the very easy brain hat pattern knit with worsted yarn. A simple base hat requires a circular US 8 (5 mm) needle and an easy K5, P3 pattern she has posted on her Studio Knits site.
You then use two double point needles to create lots of i-cords of various lengths and tack them easily on the hat.
You can watch her brain hat video here.
You'll find the complete brain hat pattern for the #ScienceMarch on Kristin's website.
Further information: March for Science.com. Get updates after you like the Earth Day March for Science Facebook page, too.
All photos by Studioknitsf.com.
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