The Gather Scarf is a soft, airy Tunisian crochet scarf inspired by community, creativity, and the quiet magic of working with Suri yarn. This design was born at a local yarn gathering, where a few lovely makers helped me choose colors and encouraged me to try holding Suri lace double. That simple moment sparked the entire project — and the name “Gather.”

Find this pattern for free on my website here: https://thecraftycrochetier.com/?p=901

Worked with gentle increases and decreases, the Gather Scarf features a light, cloudlike drape and a beautifully soft halo that only Suri can create. It’s relaxing, rhythmic, and perfect for adventurous beginners who want to explore shaping in Tunisian crochet without anything complicated.

Because Suri has a reputation for being a hard to work with fiber in crochet, this design focuses on making it approachable and enjoyable for crocheters. The stitches open beautifully after blocking, and the fabric becomes warm, lightweight, and incredibly cozy.

Whether you’re looking for a mindful project, a soft everyday accessory, or an introduction to working with Suri held double, the Gather Scarf is a soothing, meditative make with a little story woven into every stitch.

While the full pattern is available for free on my website as a thank-you to this community, this ad-free PDF is perfect for makers who prefer a printable, easy-to-reference format — and for those who want to support my design work in a small but meaningful way. Your purchase helps me continue creating accessible Tunisian crochet patterns, tutorials, and resources.

Pattern Features:

• Tunisian crochet scarf with light shaping
• Suri lace yarn held double for a soft halo + warm drape
• Gentle increases and decreases
• Works up quickly and feels cloudlike after blocking
• Perfect for adventurous beginners or anyone wanting to try Tunisian crochet
• Video tutorial included

Materials

Suri lace yarn, held double

5 mm Tunisian crochet hook with cable

Scissors & tapestry needle

Blocking tools (essential)

Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner
(comfortable with basic Tunisian Stitches)

Find the video tutorial here: https://youtu.be/ug_zJSOTzlc