Luna Twin Set in Adriafil Stella Alpina and Globe Uni - Downloadable PDF

Luna Twin Set in Adriafil Stella Alpina and Globe Uni – Crochet Hat and Scarf Pattern (Free Downloadable PDF)

The Luna Twin Set is a free, downloadable crochet pattern from Adriafil that produces a beautifully coordinated pair of accessories: a cosy scarf and a matching hat. Both pieces are worked using Adriafil Stella Alpina yarn, an aran-weight yarn that lends the finished set a warm, textured feel ideal for cold-weather wear. The pattern is suitable for crocheters who are comfortable with basic stitches and straightforward row-by-row construction.

About the Yarn and Materials

Both the scarf and the hat call for Adriafil Stella Alpina yarn, worked at an aran weight. The scarf version specifies 150 g in brown colourway 61, worked with the yarn doubled throughout. The hat uses a total of 130 g of Stella Alpina, with sections worked either doubled or single as directed within the pattern instructions. Using the yarn doubled creates a denser, warmer fabric with excellent stitch definition, which suits the simple but effective double crochet construction perfectly.

• Scarf yarn: 150 g Adriafil Stella Alpina in brown 61, doubled
• Hat yarn: 130 g Adriafil Stella Alpina (doubled or single as indicated)
• Crochet hook: No. 8 (for both pieces)

Stitches and Techniques Used

The Luna Twin Set is worked using only two fundamental crochet stitches, making it an approachable project for those who have mastered the basics:

• Chain stitch – used to cast on and to turn at the end of each row
• Double crochet – the primary stitch used throughout both the scarf and the hat

Working entirely in double crochet produces a tight, dense fabric that is both warm and sturdy. The rhythm of the stitch makes this an enjoyable project to work up quickly, and the doubled yarn further speeds progress while adding body to the finished pieces.

The Scarf – Construction Details

The scarf is a straightforward rectangular panel measuring 15 cm wide by 74 cm long in its finished state. It is begun by casting on a foundation chain of 15 stitches plus 1 turning chain. Every subsequent row is worked as 15 double crochets across, turning with a single chain at the end of each row.

A distinctive design detail is introduced at the 53 cm mark, where the work is divided at the centre stitch to create an opening or buttonhole-style slot. The two halves are worked separately for 8 rows, after which the work is rejoined and continued across all stitches. A single increase is worked in the 7th stitch of the 69th row by working 2 double crochets into the same base stitch, subtly shaping the end of the scarf. The piece is completed when the total length reaches 74 cm.

• Finished dimensions: 15 cm × 74 cm
• Gauge: 10 sts and 11.5 rows over 10 × 10 cm in double crochet with yarn doubled and hook no. 8
• Key technique: Centre opening worked by splitting and rejoining the fabric
• Shaping: Single increase worked by crocheting 2 double crochets into the same stitch

The Hat – Construction Details

The matching hat is also crocheted using Adriafil Stella Alpina with a no. 8 crochet hook, and uses the same core stitches — chain and double crochet — as the scarf. The hat uses 130 g of yarn in total, with the pattern specifying whether to work with the yarn doubled or single at different stages, allowing for variation in fabric density and texture across the hat's construction. This technique