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The best of science fiction, manga, and animaguiri meets knit one, purl two as knit siren and part-time roller derby girl Joan of Dark offers up an out-of-this-world assortment of knitting nerdiness insideKnits for Nerds. The patterns for 30 iconic clothing and accessory items inspired by popular TV shows, books, films, comics, and more--includingStar Trek, Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, andFirefly--are presented alongside full-color photographs showcasing completed projects, such as:
* Lieutenant Uhuras sexyStar Trekminidress
* Hobbit feet slippers
*Firefly-inspired scarf, socks, hat, and jacket
*Tank Girlsocks
* Hermione Grangers secret beaded bag
* Manga-inspired leg warmers
*The Big Bang Theory-inspired his and hers sweater-vests
*Lord of the Rings-inspired shrug
In addition to a wardrobe of costume finery, hobbyists will also find instructions for practical projects such as an e-reader cover or a laptop bag crafted of checkered fabric that serves double-duty as a chessboard and carryall, as well as patterns for plush toys inspired byStar Trek, robots, and the comic bookSquee!Wear (and knit!) your nerdiness on your sleeve withKnits for Nerds.

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Knits for Nerds copyright 2012 by Toni Carr Photographs c - photo 1
Knits for Nerds copyright 2012 by Toni Carr Photographs copyright 2012 by Marc - photo 2
Knits for Nerds copyright 2012 by Toni Carr Photographs copyright 2012 by Marc - photo 3
Knits for Nerds copyright 2012 by Toni Carr Photographs copyright 2012 by Marc - photo 4
Knits for Nerdscopyright 2012 by Toni Carr.
Photographs copyright 2012 by Marc Lebryk and Tom Klubens.
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of reprints in the context of reviews.
Andrews McMeel Publishing, LLC
an Andrews McMeel Universal company
1130 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64106.
www.andrewsmcmeel.comE-ISBN: 978-1-4494-0792-6Library of Congress Control Number: 2011926179Cover design by Ren-Whei HarnPage design by Holly OgdenPhotography by Marc Lebryk and Tom KlubensAuthor photo by Tom Klubenswww.joanofdark.comATTENTION: SCHOOLS_AND_BUSINESSESAndrews McMeel books are available at quantity discounts with bulk purchase for educational, business, or sales promotional use. For information, please e-mail the Andrews McMeel Publishing Special Sales Department:
: INTRODUCTION
Ive always been a geek. Growing up with a mom who writes science fiction, a dad who programs computers, and a brother who never met a gifted and talented program he wasnt accepted into, I didnt really have much of a choice! While most kids were packing for summer camp, I was packing for sci-fi conventions with my family. While my girlfriends would swoon over Christian Slater and Leonardo DiCaprio, I had posters of Jonathan Brandis from seaQuest DSV and Wil Wheaton from Star Trek over my bed.As a kid, I sometimes tried to hide my nerdiness. But as an adult, Ive come to embrace it.

I spend most of my day geeking out over books, the newest cell phones, and the latest science fiction series on TV. I love going to sci-fi conventions and seeing the amazing handmade costumes, props, jewelry, and, yes, knitwear that adorn almost every convention goer. Its a haven for not only nerds but crafty people as well!This book is my gushy love letter to the nerd community. Every pattern is inspired by the things cool kids think are geeky and the geeky people think are cool. Whether you want to give a subtle nod to your rebel love with a girly version of a Firefly-inspired Brown Coat, finish off your elf costume with a gorgeous lacy shrug, or cuddle with your very own plush robot, these patterns have something for every kind of nerd!

: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This book would not have been possible without the hard work of a lot of people. First and foremost, my agent, Kate Epstein, who would not let a passing comment about a nerdy knitting book pass.

My awesome editor, Lane, who has been amazing throughout this process; my tech editor, Ann; and the super talented Holly Ogden at Andrews McMeel, who got the design of this book.Neil Gaiman, for letting a gaggle of roller girls and photographers take over his quiet country home for an entire weekend so the pictures in this book could have an amazing backdrop. And the fabulous Lorraine Garland, who made that weekend happen.Also, my gorgeous modeling friends, Megan (Dora the Destroyer) Gill, Summer (Jane Ire) Keown, Melia (Kickabroad Crane) White, Ashley (Veronica Dodge) Wilkewitz, Daisy Pignetti, Michelle Markquart and her horse Big Al, Dan (Dill Her0) Carr, Will Hodges, Ray Baxter, Shannon Moore, Chris Pohl, Sarah Emmelman, Lorraine (Quiche MeDeadly) Garland, Michelle Pemberton, Baby Elise, and, of course, Princess the cat.My incredibly nerdy friend Dylan Roahrig, who knows everything there is to know about Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Seriously. Quiz him. A special shout-out to Lorrie Levesque, who had to test-knit an incredibly long scarf!One of the best parts of this book was working with two of the most talented photographers on the planet, Tom Klubens and Marc Lebryk. Amazing work, guys.Last, but not least, the designers who helped make this book what it is.

Im proud to have such talented people in my corner.

CONTENTS FANTASY SCIENCE FICTION COMICS AND MANGA OTHER STUFF FOR - photo 5
: CONTENTS
FANTASYSCIENCE FICTIONCOMICS AND MANGAOTHER STUFF FOR NERDS
: ANSWERS
Answer 1: C. If youre seeing fae, youre living in Melissa Marrs Wicked Lovely world. If a fairy realizes that you can see them, theyll take your eyes!Answer 2: According to Leonard Nimoy, its B. Trekkers. And we dont argue with Leonard Nimoy!Answer 3: A. Some Tribbles got into the grain and died, alerting the crew that it was poisoned!Answer 4: C.

You would be in the world of the television show Firefly! You would want to wear a brown coat and you would aim to misbehave!Answer 5: Both A and C are correct. Youve just encountered a weeping angel from Doctor Who. They can only get you if you blink or turn away. So dont blink! And find the blue police box with the Doctor as quickly as possible. Hell know what to do!

JOAN OF DARK aka Toni Carr is an avid lover of all things knit and - photo 6
JOAN OF DARK(a.k.a. Toni Carr) is an avid lover of all things knit and crocheted.

She has been featured on two DIY Network shows,Uncommon ThreadsandKnitty Gritty.Shes the author of the bookKnockdown Knits, and her patterns have been publishedon KnitPicks.com and inVampire Knits. Her sense ofstyle was also profiled inIndianapolis Monthly, NUVO,andINTake Weekly. With a science-fiction writer for amother, and a father who made sure that her comic bookcollection was always stocked, she had no choice but togrow up a geek!

SECTION1 FANTASY - photo 7
SECTION1 FANTASY ALCHEMY SCARF DESIGNED BY TONI CARR - photo 8
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FANTASY
ALCHEMY SCARF DESIGNED BY TONI CARR I have a major nerd love for vampire - photo 9
ALCHEMY SCARF DESIGNED BY TONI CARR I have a major nerd love for vampire - photo 10
ALCHEMY SCARF
: DESIGNED BY TONI CARR
I have a major nerd love for vampire fiction. I have read just about any and every vampire book out there, so its rare for one to take me by surprise. The YA novel Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead did just that. With an awesome twist on the vampire and dhampir legends, it really made an impression on me.The inspiration for this scarf comes from that series.
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