Intersectionality Pride Scarf
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This is a crochet pattern for the Intersectionality Pride Scarf by Vickie Howell. It’s crocheted 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 Intersectionality Pride Scarf crochet pattern by Vickie Howell.
Intersectionality (noun): the interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, class, and gender as they apply to a given individual or group, regarded as creating overlapping interdependent systems of discrimination disadvantage.
INTERSECTIONALITY 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 an F or G hook. 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!
