Crochet Tunisian Chevron Scarf

If you're looking to add a touch of handmade warmth to your wardrobe, the Crochet Tunisian Chevron Scarf might just be the perfect project for you! This charming scarf features elegant chevron pattern stitches, making it a stylish and cozy accessory for any outfit. With a soothing rhythm of crochet stitches, creating this scarf can be both relaxing and rewarding. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or a beginner wanting to try something new, this scarf is a fun and creative way to brighten up your winter days with a pop of handmade charm. So grab your yarn and hooks, and let's crochet our way to a cozy and stylish accessory that's sure to keep you warm and smiling all season long!

MATERIALS

• Lion Brand Landscapes Breeze, worsted weight (#4); 68% modal, 26% acrylic, 6% wool [157 yards / 90 gram skein]. Sample uses 1230 total yards achieved with 4 skeins each of two colors – (A) Horseshoe and (B) Willow.
• 8mm Tunisian crochet hook with 24″ cord (like this one!)
• Scissors
• Tapestry needle
• Locking stitch markers
• Steam blocking supplies (learn more about steam blocking HERE!)

FINISHED SIZE

80” long x 24” wide

GAUGE

4” = 14 sts x 8 rows in chevron pattern, unblocked

ABBREVIATIONS

• Cc = change color
• Ch = chain
• FwdP = Forward Pass
• Lts = Last Tunisian Stitch (see Special Stitches)
• Rep = repeat
• RetP = Return Pass (see Special Stitches)
• Sk = skip
• St(s) = stitch(es)
• Tks = Tunisian knit stitch (learn it HERE)
• Tss = Tunisian simple stitch (learn it HERE)
• Yo = yarn over

SPECIAL STITCHES

–Last Tunisian Stitch (Lts): Insert hook under BOTH vertical bars of the last stitch and complete as for Tss.

–Return Pass (RetP): Ch 1, (yarn over, pull through the next 2 loops on hook) until 1 loop remains on hook.

NOTES

–Do not fasten off any colors until instructed to do so.

–When skeins are exhausted, proceed to the next skein.

Wrap Pattern

Section 1

With A, ch 85.

ROW 1: Starting in the 2nd ch from the hook, pull up a loop in the back bump of each ch across, RetP.

ROW 2: Yo, tss 5, sk 1, tks 1, sk 1, *tss 5, yo, tks 1, yo, tss 5, sk 1, tks 1, sk 1; rep from * to last 6 sts, tss 5, yo, Lts. RetP.

Repeat Row 2 until the first skein of A is exhausted – approximately 10”. Cc to B after last full row of A.

Section 2

ROW 1: With B, continue in chevron pattern for FwdP and RetP. Cc to A at end of RetP.

ROWS 2-3: With A, continue in chevron pattern for FwdP and RetP. Cc to B at the end of Row 3.

Repeat Rows 1-3 until the second skein of A is exhausted – this section is approximately 15”.

End the last Row 3 repeat at the end of the FwdP. Fasten off B from beginning of row and cc to B at end of row.

Place marker at the beginning of this row.

Section 3

You are currently at the end of a FwdP with B attached. Complete RetP with B.

ROW 1: Continue in chevron pattern, completing the FwdP in B and the RetP in A.

ROW 2: Continue in chevron pattern, completing the FwdP in A and the RetP in B.

Repeat Rows 1-2 for 20” using the marker placed in Section 2 as a guide. End with a Row 1 rep. Fasten off B.

Place marker at the beginning of the last row.

Section 4

ROW 1: With A, continue in chevron pattern for FwdP and RetP. Cc to B at end of RetP.

ROWS 2-3: With B, continue in chevron pattern for FwdP and RetP. Cc to A at the end of Row 3.

Repeat Rows 1-3 for 15” using the marker placed in Section 3 as a guide. End with a Row 3 rep. Do not change to A at the end of the last row. Fasten off A.

Place marker at the beginning of the last row.

Section 5

ROW 1: With B, continue in chevron pattern for FwdP and RetP.

Repeat Row 1 to 10” using the marker placed in Section 4 as a guide.

BIND OFF: Sl st in each st across row. Fasten off.

Finishing

• Remove all markers.
• Weave in all ends.
• Steam block to final dimensions.