Genderqueer Helix Pattern

This pattern is very easy for beginners or makes a great project break. Takes about 8 hours to complete with a bit of experience Finished size is 2" across and 3" tall  on 14 count.

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About the Flag

The purple, white, and green Genderqueer Flag is another popular sexuality flag. Genderqueer includes the word “queer”, which was usually a hurtful slur against gay people. The community, however, reclaimed the term and used it as a form of empowerment. This purple, white, and green flag was designed by Marilyn Roxie in 2011, who was an advocate for genderqueer rights. It was originally intended the represent the whole genderqueer and non-binary group, but when a separate non-binary flag was created, this version became more specifically associated with the genderqueer community. Rather than using the traditional purple and green colors from on the rainbow flag, however, the genderqueer flag uses the more unique lavender and chartreuse green colors.

Lavender Stripe: Androgyny, a combination of traditional male blue and female pink

White Stripe: The agender community

Chartreuse Green Stripe: The inverse color to lavender, people who are outside of the gender binary