This Tunisian crochet scarf is truly a breeze to make and wear — light, airy, curl-free, and reversible.

It’s based on the unique Tunisian Breeze stitch pattern, which premieres with this pattern. The stitch is easy to learn and works up quickly once you get into the rhythm.

To make the stitch pattern stand out beautifully, choose a yarn made from animal fibers (like wool or alpaca) that has some stretch and bounce-back when pulled. This helps the ribbing and subtle stripes really shine.

Yarn & hook:
The scarf is designed for yarn with a length of 210 m per 50 g (230 yds per 1.76 oz) or finer.
With a 4–5 mm hook (US G-7 to H-8 / UK 8–6), you’ll need less than 400 m (440 yds) of yarn.

The pattern includes:
✔️ Yarn and stitch guides
✔️ Helpful photos and clear written instructions (3 pages)
✔️ A cheat sheet and a chart for easy reference

Important
You can use synthetic yarn like 100% acrylic, but the result may look different. It also tends to require more yarn, as it doesn’t stretch or gain length when blocked.

Avoid these yarn types:
Some yarns don’t support the Tunisian Breeze stitch well:

❌ Plant-based yarns like 100% cotton or other dense/non-stretchy fibers
❌ Plush, chenille, velour, or long-haired yarns
❌ Textured yarns with irregular strands
❌ Yarns with high-contrast variegated colors