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Scarf Go Round

By Beth Graham

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Scarf Go Round
Scarf Go Round
Scarf Go Round
Scarf Go Round
Scarf Go Round
$7.37

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Product Description

Does Tunisian crochet make the world go round? Maybe not, but it’s pretty important to my crafting life.

This teaching pattern for a circular sampler scarf introduces Tunisian techniques and stitches sequentially, beginning with stitches relying on hook placement, continuing with stitches featuring different ways to manipulate the yarn around the hook, and culminating in patterns using a combination of stitches.

Hate one or more of the 15 stitch blocks used? Just substitute it with another in the pattern – or use another stitch pattern from one of the books I recommend. It’s your learning experience and your scarf; to paraphrase Elizabeth Zimmermann, “You’re the boss of your crochet!"

Please note that pages 1 - 9 are the pattern itself; pages 10 - 24 include additional pictures of each stitch for reference.

Tech edited by Lindsey Stephens.

Scarf Go Round
$7.37
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Scarf Go Round by Beth Graham

What Is Being Made

Scarf Go Round is a circular sampler scarf designed as an intermediate-level learning project in Tunisian crochet. This downloadable crochet pattern creates a finished scarf measuring 4 inches wide by 58.25 inches long when laid flat before seaming. The scarf functions as both a wearable accessory and an educational tool, introducing crafters to Tunisian crochet techniques through sequential stitch blocks.

Design and Structure

The scarf is organized as a circular sampler featuring 15 distinct stitch blocks arranged sequentially throughout the pattern. The design progresses logically through three categories of Tunisian techniques: stitches that rely on hook placement, stitches featuring different ways to manipulate yarn around the hook, and patterns using combinations of stitches. This structured progression allows crafters to build skills incrementally while creating a cohesive finished garment.

The pattern encourages customization and creative decision-making. Crafters who dislike any of the 15 stitch blocks can substitute alternative stitches or stitch patterns, making this an adaptable learning experience. This flexibility aligns with the philosophy that each crafter maintains creative control over their project.

Techniques and Stitches Used

Primary Technique: Tunisian crochet is the foundation of this pattern. Tunisian crochet combines elements of traditional crochet and knitting, creating a dense, fabric-like texture with distinctive characteristics.

Stitch Categories: The pattern employs 15 different Tunisian stitch blocks organized into three learning progressions:

  • Hook placement-based stitches
  • Stitches featuring varied yarn manipulation techniques around the hook
  • Combination patterns using multiple stitch techniques together

The gauge for this project is 9.5 stitches and 8.5 rows in Tunisian simple stitch (Tss) over 2 inches when blocked, providing a reference point for achieving proper fabric drape and finished dimensions.

Materials and Tools

Yarn: The pattern calls for Manos del Uruguay Alegría, a superwash merino wool blend containing 75% superwash merino wool and 25% nylon. One skein in colorway A-410 is required. Each skein provides 100 grams or 3.5 ounces of yarn with 425 meters or 445 yards of yardage, offering ample length for the finished scarf dimensions.

Hook: A size 7 (4.5 mm) Tunisian crochet hook is specified, or a hook size that achieves the stated gauge. Tunisian crochet hooks are typically longer than standard crochet hooks to accommodate the multiple stitches held on the hook simultaneously during the forward and return passes characteristic of the technique.

Skill Level and Difficulty

While the pattern carries an intermediate difficulty designation, it is structured as an accessible introduction to Tunisian crochet. The sequential organization of stitch blocks and the educational progression from simpler to more complex techniques make this suitable for crafters new to Tunisian methods who possess foundational crochet knowledge. The pattern's emphasis on learning and experimentation supports skill development throughout the project.

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Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Pages: 24
Designer: Beth Graham
Craft: Crochet
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Intermediate

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