Inclusivity Pride Scarf
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This is a knitting pattern for the Inclusivity Pride Scarf by Vickie Howell. It’s knit with a rainbow of fingering-weight yarn representing general queer, trans, and BIPOC shades. Since this project was designed an inter-sex addition has been added to the flag. To update your scarf, I suggest working half of the white portion in yellow, then embroidering a purple, chain stitch circle over that section. Here’s a flag reference.
Description
This is a digital download of the Inclusivity Pride Scarf knit pattern by Vickie Howell. It’s provided for free to make it accessible to all who want to show their LGBTQIA+ Pride.
Inclusivity (noun): the practice or policy of providing equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be excluded
or marginalized, such as those having physical or intellectual disabilities or belonging to other minority groups.
INCLUSIVITY PRIDE SCARF SUGGESTED MATERIALS
Oink Pigments Teacup Pigtail Minis (12g/25 yds; 90% Superwash Targhee/ 10% Nylon), in colors: (A) The Dark Knight, (B) Dark Truffle, (C) Tumbling Turquoise, (D) Le Pink, (E) Birthday Suit, (F) Sex & Violets, (G) Together All Rows Develop Into Sweaters, (H) It’s People, (I) Dijon Vu, (J) Nothing Rhymes with Orange,
(K) REDRUM — or equivalent fingering-weight yarn
Size US E-4/3.5 mm hook
Tapestry Needle
Note: If you can’t find fingering weight yarn, simply go up to a sport weight and use a Size 5 or 6 needle. The scarf will be wider, but that’s ok!
Looking for a quick, Pride Month project to gift to someone you love? Try knitting this rainbow mitered heart, too!
