The Patchwork Parade is a charming kerchief scarf designed to celebrate your favorite leftover yarns and treasured mini skeins. This playful, stash-busting project lets you mix and match colors effortlessly, creating a one-of-a-kind accessory. The pattern includes instructions on a unique seaming method that transforms your kerchief scarf into a cozy shoulder-warmer.

A sister knit version of this pattern is also available: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/patchwork-parade-kerchief-scarfknit

Yarn
Any weight yarn can be used with one main color plus mini skeins or project leftovers
(My sample was DK weight using approximately 1.5 skeins—245 yd/100g—for the main color and 7 contrast colors in leftovers ranging from a few grams to around 40 grams for the last color.)
Use as many or as few colors as you like, and work to your desired size with the yarn you have available.

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Recommended Hooks
US F (3.75mm) or G (4mm)—Fingering weight
US 7 (4.5mm) or H8 (5mm)—Sport weight
US J (6mm) or K (6.5mm)—DK weight

Gauge
Gauge isn’t important for this pattern.

Notions
Yarn needle (for weaving in ends and optional seaming); Stitch marker for marking Right Side

Skill Level
Adventurous Beginner