Tunisian Bluestone Scarf Pattern & Video Tutorial
- Phanessa Fong
- Dec 3, 2024
- 3 min read
Updated: Sep 11, 2025
Happy New Year! 2025! This is my first pattern release for this year! I've been obsessed with TUnisian lately (maybe because I've gotten new pretty tunisian hooks). I love the ombre of the Scarfie Yarn from Lion Brand Yarn. This color is also one of my new favorites (next to the Pink/Grey color) This is available on their website as a kit! Keep an eye out as they often have sales on all the kits!
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Right-Hand Tutorial: https://youtu.be/RCHf6xlx3UY
Left-Hand Tutorial: https://youtu.be/rl_pBd-cxsk
Tunisian Bluestone Scarf
TUNISIAN CROCHET PATTERN BY PHANESSA
Abbreviations
ch - Chain
st(s) - Stitch(es)
FwP - Forward Pass
RetP - Return Pass
yo - Yarn Over
rep - Repeat
Yarn
Color: Pale Grey/Bluestone
528 yards
Hooks
US Size 8mm
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other
stitch markers or Row Counter
notes
RetP (same for every return pass): ch1, [yo, pull through 2loops]. Rep between [ ] until 1 loop on your hook.
foundation
ch25 or any odd number of sts (for the width of the scarf). Work a foundation row as follows: insert hook in 2nd ch from hook, yo, pull up a loop. Continue picking up loops in every ch st. (25 sts) RetP as normal (see above)
note: this is the width of the scarf. ch more sts for a wider scarf, less for a narrower width.
RetP: ch1, [yo, pull through 2 loops]. Rep between [ ] until 1 loop on your hook.
row 1
FwP: sk first (edge) st, [tps in next vertical bar, tss in next vertical bar] Rep between [ ] until last
RetP: ch1, [yo, pull through 2 loops]. Rep between [ ] until 1 loop on your hook.
row 2 (Start with TSS instead of TPS_Corrected error on 9.11.25)
FwP: sk first (edge) st, [tss in next vertical bar, tps in next st] Rep between [ ] until last st, tss in last st. work end st.
RetP: ch1, [yo, pull through 2 loops]. Rep between [ ] until 1 loop on your hook.
repeat pattern
rep rows 1-2 until the desired length or until approx. 92"
Although I did not add fringe, I had enough left to add it if I wanted to. Here's a video on how to add fringe to your scarf. See below for an example of the fringe added (Azure Scarf).
sk first (edge) st, [insert hook in next vertical bar, yo, pull through st and loop on hook], Rep between [ ] until end st. sl st through 2 loops on end st, yo, pull through st and loop on hook
finishing
fasten off & secure ends. block as desired.
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