Tania Outfit in Adriafil Jumping - Downloadable PDF

Tania Outfit in Adriafil Jumping – Free Crochet Pattern for a Matching Hat and Scarf Set

The Tania Outfit is a free downloadable crochet pattern by Adriafil that produces a coordinating two-piece set consisting of a beret-style hat and a scarf, both worked in a striking black and white colourway using Adriafil Jumping chunky yarn. The pattern is suitable for crocheters who are comfortable working with multiple stitch types and are ready to follow a colour-alternating sequence across both accessories.

About the Yarn and Materials

Both pieces are made using Adriafil Jumping, a chunky weight yarn sold in 50 g balls. The palette is kept bold and graphic with just two shades:

• White no. 11
• Black no. 01

A single crochet hook size 4.50 mm is used throughout the entire outfit, making this a convenient single-tool project. The chunky weight of Jumping means the fabric works up quickly, and the high contrast between the two colours allows the textural stitch patterns to read clearly and boldly.

The Scarf

Dimensions and Materials

The finished scarf measures 15 cm × 133 cm, making it a generously long wrap suitable for cold-weather styling. It requires a total of 150 g of Adriafil Jumping, divided as 100 g in white no. 11 and 50 g in black no. 01.

Techniques and Stitches Used

The scarf is worked using a distinctive checker stitch, a classic crochet mesh pattern that creates an open, grid-like fabric with a bold geometric appearance. The checker stitch is built from a repeating sequence of treble crochet clusters and chain spaces, alternating their positions on each row to produce the characteristic checkerboard effect. The specific stitch construction is as follows:

• Chain stitch – used for the foundation chain and within the checker stitch pattern
• Treble crochet – the primary structural stitch of the checker pattern, worked in pairs
• Checker stitch – a four-row repeat in which groups of two treble crochets alternate with two-chain spaces, shifting position on each row to build the interlocking grid
• Reverse stitch – worked as a double crochet but executed from left to right rather than the conventional right to left, creating a twisted, rope-like edging detail

Gauge

The stated gauge for the scarf is 20 stitches and 7.5 rows to 10 cm × 10 cm in checker stitch using a 4.50 mm hook and Adriafil Jumping. Achieving this gauge is important for matching the finished dimensions.

Construction Notes

The scarf is worked flat, beginning with a foundation chain. The two colours — white and black — are alternated at intervals following the pattern's colour sequence chart, producing the graphic monochrome aesthetic that defines the Tania Outfit. The checker stitch's open structure keeps the fabric light despite the chunky yarn weight, and the reverse stitch finish adds a professional, polished edge.

The Beret Hat

Dimensions and Materials

The beret has a finished circumference of 54 cm, making it a standard adult fit. It requires 100 g of Adriafil Jumping in total — 50 g of white no. 11 and 50 g of black no. 01, an equal split between the two shades.

Techniques and Stitches Used

The hat is worked in the round, beginning at the crown and expanding outward. This top-down construction is a common approach for berets, as it allows the crocheter to shape the crown naturally by increasing stitches at regular intervals. The stitch vocabulary for the hat is richer than the scarf and includes: