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 crochet version of this pattern is also available: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/patchwork-parade-kerchief-scarfcrochet

Yarn
Bad Sheep Yarn, DK weight, 1 skein (100g; 245 yd) main color plus 12 mini skeins or project leftovers (49 yd/20g ea color)
(Use as many or as few colors as you like, and work to your desired size with the yarn you have available.)

To purchase a set of colorful mini skeins for your own Patchwork Parade, head on over to Bad Sheep Yarn:
https://badsheepyarn.com?aff=9
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Recommended Needles
US 8 (5mm)

Gauge
5 st and 6 rows per inch (unblocked); Measure gauge after working setup rows and the first 5 reps of stockinette stitch and then adjust needle size and restart if necessary.

Notions
4 stitch markers; Yarn needle (for weaving in ends and optional seaming)

Approximate Blocked Measurements
24” x 62” using 1.25 skeins of main color and 14 minis

Skill Level
Adventurous Beginner