June is the month for Pride and there’s no better time to craft projects in rainbow colors. Here are some great projects to knit for Pride or any other time of year!
The Intarsia Progress Pride Flag by Kim Bruce is a free pattern on Ravelry that is the perfect size to yarn bomb a tree or pole for Pride.
Another great free pattern is the Hearts of Pride Cowl from Aelfie Lincoln. This worsted weight cowl uses stranded knitting to work rainbow-colored hearts along the body. This one is also on Ravelry.
This basic Garter Stitch rainbow striped scarf is a quick knit that’s perfect for Pride if it’s not too hot where you live, or a great way to add color to your winter wardrobe. The pattern is from By Ladyship Designs and is available on Etsy.
Take the same idea to bigger heights with the Mighty Rainbow Blanket designed by Alison Backus for KnitPicks. It’s a free pattern that uses 10 colors (swap in some of the progress flag colors for the non-rainbow colors if you’d rather).
Popsicle Emporium on Etsy has a great rainbow striped sweater pattern for Pride. It looks pretty roomy and is available in two sizes.
I can confirm the Rainbow Stash Stripe Sweater from CraftsEverywhere on Ravelry is also a great sweater that can be worked in rainbow colors or not as you like. It uses aran or worsted yarn (my version used worsted) and is available in nine sizes.
Holly Sorkin’s Pride Socks have half of the rainbow on each sock. They use a technique for intarisa in the round that increases the skill level in a fun way. You can find them on Ravelry.
This baby romper from LoveCrafts is the perfect thing to outfit your baby for Pride. It uses DK weight yarn in seven colors.
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