The Circus Scarf is a modern colorwork knitting pattern inspired by imagination, bold expression, and the joy of creative play. Designed alongside my daughter and influenced by The Amazing Digital Circus, particularly the character Zooble, this scarf celebrates color, individuality, and thoughtful design. Knit using Apricity from Hobbii, the pattern highlights crisp colorwork and beautiful stitch definition while creating a soft, cozy fabric that’s perfect for everyday wear. The design invites knitters to explore color in a way that feels both fun and approachable. The pattern includes clear written instructions and two colorwork charts: one chart follows the color placement used in the sample, and the second is a blank chart that allows you to design your own color story. Whether you choose vibrant contrasts, soft pastels, classic neutrals, or a simple two-color version, The Circus Scarf is meant to be uniquely yours. Please note that purchasing from this listing will give you the PDF of the knitting pattern to make your own Bayberry Scarf. This is not a physical product. Pattern Details Skill Level: Intermediate Techniques Used: Stranded colorwork Knitting in the round Reading charts Provisional Cast On Yarn:Apricity by HobbiiSuper Bulky 65% Alpaca, 28% Polyamide, 7% Merino Wool 76.55 yds/ 70m/ 50g / 1.76 oz To make your Scarf like the sample, you will need: 1 ball of each of these colors: Fuchsia, Sugar, Midnight, Columbia, Quartz, Amber, Tiger, Mulberry, Poppy, and Sage. Needles & Notions: US13/ 4mm 24"/ 60 cm circular knitting needles or needles to obtain gauge Stitch markers Tapestry needle More details about materials are included in the PDF of the pattern. TO DOWNLOAD Downloading the PDF of the pattern is available right after purchase. COPYRIGHT This pattern and pictures may not be shared, reproduced, or sold. You may sell the finished piece by tagging me as the designer and use the hashtag #circusscarf while you show your work on it so I can see it and show your work in my Stories on Instagram. To read more about the inspiration behind this piece, you are more than welcome to go to my Blog on my Website. Instagram: @yessysdesignsRavelry: ravelry.com/people/yessysdesignsFacebook page: Yessy’s Designs Knit DesignerTwitter: @yessysdesigns_You tube channel: Yessy’s Designs
