🍂 Autumn Study Infinity Scarf – Beginner-Friendly Tunisian Crochet Pattern
- Tiffany
- 15 hours ago
- 5 min read
✨ A Cozy, Elevated Project That’s Easier Than It Looks
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There’s something about autumn that makes us want to slow down, grab a warm drink, and wrap ourselves in something soft. The Autumn Study Infinity Scarf was designed with that exact feeling in mind.
This scarf has that beautiful woven texture that looks high-end and sophisticated — the kind of piece you’d wear while studying in a quiet corner of a library — but it’s actually very beginner-friendly.
If you’ve been curious about Tunisian crochet, this is a perfect place to start.
🧶 Why You’ll Love This Pattern
✔ Beginner-friendly introduction to Tunisian crochet
✔ Uses only one stitch — Tunisian Full Stitch
✔ Looks impressive without being complicated
✔ Soft, warm, lightweight baby llama yarn
✔ A project that builds your crochet confidence
This is one of those pieces that makes you say, “Wait… I made this?”
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📏 Finished Size
Width: approx. 11 inches
Length before joining: approx. 60 inches long
Fit: Wraps twice comfortably or can be worn hooded
🧶 Important Yarn Note
This yarn comes in a hank, not a ball. Before starting, you’ll need to wind it into a cake using a swift and ball winder. If you skip this step, tangles are almost guaranteed.
🧠 Skill Level
Advanced Beginner
You should be comfortable holding your yarn and hook, and ready to try a new stitch.
✨ Abbreviations
ch – chain
Tfs – Tunisian Full Stitch
FP – forward pass
RP – return pass
YO – yarn over
🪡 Stitch Guide
Tunisian Full Stitch (Tfs)
Insert hook into the space between two stitches (between vertical bars), YO, pull up a loop.
🧵 Pattern Instructions
Foundation
Ch 30.
Row 1: FP
Insert hook into 2nd ch from hook, YO, pull up a loop.
Repeat across chain.
(Total 30 loops on hook)
RP:
YO, pull through 1 loop. (Turning ch)
YO, pull through 2 loops across until 1 loop remains.
Row 2: FP
Insert hook into the space between the first 2 vertical line sts, that gap between, YO, pull through, keep loop on hook.
Repeat insert hook into the space between next 2 vertical line sts, YO, pull through, keep loop on hook.
Last st work under both loops of edge st.
NOTE: This creates a clean edge and keeps your stitch count correct.
(Total 30 loops on hook)
RP:
YO, pull through 1 loop. (Turning ch)
YO, pull through 2 loops across until 1 loop remains.
Rows 3 – 129 FP:
Work Tfs across by inserting hook between 2 vertical bar sts, YO, pull up a loop.
Last st work under both loops of edge st.
RP:
YO, pull through 1.
YO, pull through 2 loops across.
Repeat Row 2 for a total of 129 rows of forward and return passes.
✂️ Finishing
Fasten off, leaving an 18 - 24 inch long tail for joining.
Lay scarf flat and ensure it is not twisted.
Align ends together.
🪡 Seaming (Modified Mattress Stitch)
Using yarn needle:
Insert needle between stitches from back to front on one side.
Insert needle between stitches from back to front on the opposite side.
Repeat alternating sides across seam.
(Whip stitch may be substituted if preferred.)
Fasten off and weave in ends.
NOTE: The angled edges created by the Tunisian Full Stitch are intentional. When joined, they nest together like puzzle pieces for a smooth seam.
TIPS FOR SUCCESS:
• Keep your tension relaxed
• Tunisian crochet can curl at first — this softens with wear
• Don’t worry if early rows look uneven — it improves as you go
💛 How to Wear the Autumn Study Infinity Scarf
This scarf can be worn long, wrapped twice, tucked into a coat, or pulled up like a hood for extra warmth. The baby llama yarn gives it warmth without heaviness — perfect for everyday wear.
📚 From the Designer
I designed the Autumn Study Infinity Scarf to feel timeless, comforting, and confidence-building. I hope making it feels calm and satisfying, like stitching in a quiet study with soft light and a warm drink nearby.
🎥 Prefer Video?
You can follow the full step-by-step tutorial on YouTube here →
Left-Handed Video Tutorial →
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🧶 Want Extra Help & Crochet Support?
If you enjoyed making the Autumn Study Infinity Scarf, you’d love what we do inside my Crochet Club.
Every week we gather for our Crafter’s Gatherings, where we:
✨ Deep dive into YouTube projects like this one
✨ Talk through tips, tension help, and stitch placement
✨ Answer questions live
✨ Share behind-the-scenes project insights
✨ Celebrate each other’s progress
It’s a welcoming, encouraging space where you can grow your skills, feel supported, and connect with other crocheters who love making beautiful, wearable projects.
If you want a little more guidance and community while you build your confidence, you’re invited to join us here:
I’d love to crochet with you inside the Club 💛
🤎 Final Thoughts
The Autumn Study Infinity Scarf is one of those projects that feels extra special to wear. The texture looks elevated and boutique-worthy, but the process is completely approachable — which makes it such a confidence booster, especially if you’re newer to Tunisian crochet.
If you’ve been wanting to try Tunisian crochet but weren’t sure where to begin, this project proves you can make something that looks high-end without needing advanced skills.
I hope this scarf keeps you warm, cozy, and proud every time you wear it.
✨ Want More Beginner-Friendly Projects Like This?
I love creating projects that help you build your skills while still making pieces you’ll actually want to wear. If that’s your vibe too, make sure to:
💛 Check out more tutorials on my YouTube channel
🧶 Join my Crochet Club where we deep dive into projects together during our weekly Crafter’s Gatherings
📚 Explore more patterns here on the blog
Happy crocheting, friend. I hope you have the BEST day 🤎
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