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This collection of 25 patterns are inspired by fictional chemical elements. From Kryptonite to Carbonite, Unobtanium to Polarite, get your geek on for your knitting.

Allison Sarnoff is known as The Knit Princess. She was the creator and writer of Knit Princess, the world's first web comic for knitters, which can be found at www.knitprincess.com. Knit Princess published more than 700 comics between January 2009 and June 2015. Allison has designed more than 30 patterns that can be found in Knitty (First Fall, 2012), Knitting Today/Your Knitting Life magazine (eight patterns total), for Holiday Yarns and as part of the Knit Princess collection books. Allison lives in Upstate New York with a roommate, five cats and a really irresponsible amount of yarn. Heatherly Walker is known as the Yarn Yenta. Heatherly has created more than 75 designs, most of which can be viewed on Ravelry. Her designs have been published in Knitting, The Knitter (UK) and The Sock Report. Heatherly teaches classes both locally and at knitting events. She works with Common Threads, a local community group teaching teenagers to seniors how to knit, spin, crochet and craft with fiber and yarn. She lives in Northern California with her family, who tolerate her extensive collection of books and yarn. Heatherly and Allison are both unrepentant nerds.