Delightingale Infinity Scarf

Delightingale is an easy infinity scarf, worked flat in a long rectangle then seamed. The stitch pattern is a two-row repeat that is easy to memorize.

Choose a fun variegated fingering-weight yarn. The repetitive pattern, and the fact that Tunisian crochet worked flat like this tends to slant, can really complement and showcase a fun yarn. For reference, I included a picture of the skein I used.

Pattern includes instructions to make it narrower or wider, as well as seaming instructions for the infinity scarf (shown) or a regular scarf.

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Craft: Tunisian Crochet

Difficulty Level: 2 - Easy (based on CYC Project Level definitions)

Techniques / Skills:

Tunisian simple stitch

Tunisian simple stitch 2 together

Tunisian full stitch

slip stitch

Sizes: One size: 7” wide x 42” circumference

Yarn: Audine Wools Alpaca Sock by Knitcrate fingering weight yarn, or similar Sample used: 400 yards in Napoli

Hook: Tunisian crochet 5.00 mm (or size needed to obtain gauge)