This striped scarf will be your favorite! Chunky weight yarn makes it squishy and warm, and cute striped design allows for many different color combinations. As you can see, Jamey decided to go with white and grey, but you can choose any color combination you like.
Tunisian crochet scarf patterns
"Since it's the start of fall, it's time to bring out the heavy yarn. Red Heart's super saver yarn was a challenge to work with for me, and it took me a while to figure out what is the most suitable design for this one skein I had shipped all the way from the US. After a few trials, I decided to make a scarf by merging two opposing textures: lacework and bulkiness. The resulting pattern is a repetition of 14 rows with a pattern that meanders in a zigzag shape. To soften the stiffness of this yarn, I've soaked the finished scarf in cold water with half a cup of white vinegar for about 30 minutes before blocking. The result was a success. Have a nice and healthy fall and stay safe! "
"The Stormy Waters Crochet Infinity Scarf features a plush, rich, stretchy texture, with the added bonus of the shimmery beauty of the Lion Brand Landscapes or Red Heart Unforgettable. You're going to love hooking up this cozy piece! Information to transform this from a regular scarf to infinity included in written pattern. You can make this with any type of yarn, however the look achieved with the fibers listed above really make the pattern pop!"
"Winding Cables Scarf is a great project for those who would like to dip their toes in the world of Tunisian crochet cables. The repetitive pattern allows for sufficient practise of the technique creating a beautiful texture reminiscent of narrow countryside pathways. The worsted weight yarn recommended for this project offers sufficient warmth for this item to be worn throughout autumn and winter, while having great stitch definition and drape. The Winding Cables Scarf is worked flat, RS facing from right to left."
"While designing the Diagonal Ripple Lapghan, I kept thinking of all of the different projects I could use this on-the-bias crochet stitch pattern for. A scarf was one of them and this was how the Diagonal Ripple Scarf crochet pattern came to be. Many love working the classic crochet ripple pattern in BLO to create a neat ridge effect so I gave it a whirl when working on the bias. If you love to work crochet blankets from corner-to-corner (also known as working on-the-bias), you love crochet chevrons, and you love a good 1 skein project, then you will really enjoy this crochet scarf pattern!"
"This is one of my first patterns back in 2004! Back when Sashay Yarn was a thing, and finger knitting was just taking off as a trend. I had found some on sale at Pottery Barn, and bought up so much, that 6 years later (today), I still have a lot in my collection, haha! I use a large crochet hook to replicate the look of finger knit, and have been able to produce a similar look with Lion Brand Hometown USA and Wool Ease Thick n Quick too. You just need a Super Bulky yarn (or equivalent), and 15 minutes."
"I had cold winter days in mind when I designed this crochet scarf. Living by the coast, I always need some amazing warm accessories to get me through the coldest months. I'm sure you're going to love wearing this amazing scarf on those cold says just as much as me! The crochet Winter Seashore Scarf is your perfect grab and go scarf for those cold season days. This scarf works up quickly, is super soft and comfortable to wear. This pattern is skill level easy and are crocheted lengthwise, which means you'll have to crochet just a few rows. "
"The beginners lattice crochet scarf pattern is a quick and easy pattern to learn. It shows how to create an open lattice design in crochet. This scarf can be worn throughout the year as a gorgeous handmade accessory. The scarf is both practical and stylish. You can use it to keep warm during the winter, but also for special occasions like weddings or parties where you want that extra bit of flair on top of your outfit. For me, this is just the right length and weight of scarf to wear in the colder months wrapped around my neck under my winter coat. "
