Vajra Infinity Scarf – Tunisian Crochet Pattern

The Vajra Infinity Scarf is one of my very first Tunisian crochet designs — and it’s one I still love dearly. Worked in the round with a double ended hook, the brioche design gives it a rich, textured look that feels special without being complicated. It’s a piece that has stood the test of time, and I think that says everything about how wearable and beautiful it really is.

The brioche technique is actually much easier to achieve with a double ended hook than you might expect, which makes this a really enjoyable project to work on. The design features a mix of large and small diamonds that come together to create a pattern that looks intricate but is very manageable once you get into it. I made mine using Scheepjes Whirl — a lovely color changing yarn that is an absolute pleasure to work with. The way the colors shift as you work really adds another dimension to the finished scarf and makes every round feel like a little surprise!

This blanket pattern was originally hosted as a CAL in 2019.
The CAL-specific information has since been removed from this page,
leaving just the pattern information for easy reference and readability.

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Pattern

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Technique and difficulty

This is an intermediate level Tunisian crochet pattern. If you are an ambitious beginner, this is for you too.

Size

The scarf is made up of a repeat pattern of 28 stitches. My scarf is made of 12 repeats and measures 13″ (33 cms) in height and 80″ (200 cms) in circumference. The size of your scarf will vary depending on how many repeats you choose. The calculations for estimating the size of your final scarf are included in the pattern.

What you will need (with clickable affiliate links)

• Yarn: Yarn requirements will vary depending on how many repeats you choose. You will need fingering weight yarn in two colors. To make a scarf of similar size as mine, you will need 1000 yards (Color 1: 400 yards – the foreground (brioche pattern), Color 2: 600 yards – the background)
  • I used one Dandelion Munchies Whirl and one Liquorice Whirlette.
• Hook: I used a 5.5 mm double ended Tunisian crochet hook. You might need to go up / down a size to obtain correct gauge.
• Scissors
• Tapestry needle to weave in tails
• Stitch markers in 2 colors

This is a reversible pattern and looks great both ways even though the front and back are very different (brioche in the front only).

Pattern

This is a premium pattern and is not available for free. A printable PDF is available for purchase in my Ravelry, Etsy and LoveCrochet shops. 

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This pattern is for personal use only. You are welcome to make and sell handmade items using this pattern but you are required to credit the design to Arunima Goel @ KnitterKnotter by linking back to https://knitterknotter.com. Do not publish or sell this pattern, in part or in full and do not make any video tutorials of this pattern without my permission. When featuring KnitterKnotter in pattern roundups, blog articles or Facebook posts, you may use one of my photos and provide a link back to the original source.

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