Comments on: Zig Zag Tunisian Purl Scarf – Free Pattern!

By: Tammy O

Tammy O — Mon, 02 Mar 2026 06:50:43 +0000

Thanks for this pattern and awesome video tutorial!🙏♥️😃 I learned regular crochet over 50 years ago but never attempted Tunisian Crochet until now. I started a scarf that only uses TSS but started looking for something a little more challenging and interesting.

I’ve never crocheted a zig-zag scarf or blanket even with regular crochet but I love this pattern and I think I will give it a try with Tunisian Crochet. I think it will be simple once I get the rhythm of the pattern down. 👍😃

Thank you again for a lovely (and FREE!) pattern with an excellent tutorial.🙏♥️

Have a blessed day!😇

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By: Janet

Janet — Fri, 21 Jan 2022 23:34:32 +0000

Arunima,

The scarf is beautiful, but unfortunately I don’t do zig/zag stitching. My new husband purchased me an afghan to surprise me within out first couple of months of marriage–my loving new mother-in-law taught me to crochet (heard a number of words I am sure she didn’t like and at one point I told her she could make the chevron afghan because I wasn’t going to do it). She was very patient with me and got me through the single crochet and zig/zags with still a little trouble. BUT once I learned other stitches it was like 6 years before I got back and finished the “shades of green afghan kit”. Yes, I still have it in the closet, but have not done zig/zag anything since. Made lots of afghans, baby blanket, baby clothes, doll clothes, etc (in sc, dc, tc, and stitches inbetween). That was 51 years ago and have loved the new hobby. Have never done Tunisian stitch, and as lovely at it looks, at my age won’t be trying that new stitch.
Again that scarf could change my mind except haven’t got the patience to start learning new stitches. You are very talented.

By: Nancy

Nancy — Sat, 10 Oct 2020 02:31:08 +0000

This is so pretty! Love the colors.

By: Arunima

Arunima — Mon, 20 Jul 2020 07:25:21 +0000

In reply to M.R. Stringer. You are right, I did meet Richard when he made the Vajra scarf :) And, his pattern is lovely! Thank you so much for sharing this with me. I am definitely going to give it a try. So, tss on tss and tps on tps right?

By: Arunima

Arunima — Mon, 20 Jul 2020 07:23:41 +0000

In reply to Sharon O. Thank you! I agree, it is a lovely design. I will pass the compliments along to Richard :) I hope you will enjoy making it!

By: M.R. Stringer

M.R. Stringer — Mon, 20 Jul 2020 07:21:43 +0000

Ooh, lovely stuff, Arunima ! You and Richard must’ve “met” when he made your GORGEOUS Vajra, yes ?
For what it’s worth, I pass on to you, a dedicated Tunisian crocheter, a way of re-making Honeycomb stitch; and I’m using this re-made stitch for my current Temperature Blanket.
You know how honeycomb stitch is a row of TSS/TPS repeated across a row, followed by offsetting and doing TPS/TSS in the next ?
Try not offsetting, and see if you don’t love it !
I have called this Funnycomb Stitch, for obvious reasons. 🙂
I’ve not seen it anywhere else, ever !

By: Sharon O

Sharon O — Mon, 20 Jul 2020 00:36:27 +0000

Such a great project…thanks for sharing!! I love tunisian crochet. I have added this to my favorites!