This slim Sophie-style scarf is worked in Tunisian crochet and stands out with its elegant shape: it starts with a point, grows into a straight middle section, and ends with another point. The textured pattern with the Tunisian Cross Stitch looks modern while still feeling timeless.

The Sophie scarf has become a true classic, and there are many versions made in different techniques. So why not try it in Tunisian crochet as well? This is exactly what makes this design special: it keeps the well-loved look, but adds a refined texture thanks to Tunisian stitches.

The pattern includes a detailed photo tutorial for the increase and decrease technique, a layout plan, and a check table for stitch counts – ideal for intermediate Tunisian crocheters who want a stylish project with a clear shape and beautiful texture.

Perfect as a gift or as your new everyday favorite scarf.

• Niveau intermediate
  This pattern is designed for crocheters who already have a solid foundation in Tunisian crochet. You should be comfortable with the foundation row, basic Tunisian stitches and the return pass. Increases, decreases and the Tunisian Cross Stitch are explained step by step with photos.

• Required stitches: Tunisian basic stitches + special stitch: Tunisian cross stitch

Note on the Tunisian cross stitch:
You’ll find a detailed, step-by-step photo guide in this pattern, listed as a special stitch.

• What You Get
  You will receive a detailed and richly illustrated 18-page patter, that guides you step by step through the project.

Pattern contents:

• General information about the yarn used and care instructions
• Introduction to Tunisian crochet with essential basics
• Detailed information about the model
• Description of the stitch pattern used
• Check table
• Complete written instructions with an accompanying crochet chart

• Length 140 cm Width 13 cm

The scarf can be crocheted in any desired size using Tunisian crochet.

• 1 cake 50% cotton 50% acrylic, 375 meters, 100 g, 4 threads
• Tunisian crochet hook 5 mm
• Tape measure, stitch marker, scissors, wool needle

My yarn usage is based on my size, so your consumption may vary. The scarf can be crocheted with any type of yarn.