Harvest Moon Tunisian Crochet Pattern BOOK & Crochet Along!
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UPDATE: We’re making the entire collection as a crochet along of sorts! Scroll down to see full details below.
Earlier this year you may have seen a post on the Heart Hook Home Facebook page regarding a deadline. It was May 23rd and I was exhausted with my fingers worked to the bone, but I had just submitted my first draft of a pattern collection book to my editors. To say I was relieved, and nervous, and proud all at once would be an understatement. Let me show you the designs!
Harvest Moon Tunisian Crochet Pattern Book
UPDATE July 2026: We are remaking the entire collection!
On my morning walks I like to crochet and record it, and to share those videos with you. Now that enough time has passed since the publication of this collection of patterns, I am able to share them with you individually. Woohoo!
Do you want to make one or all of them with me? Read on friend!
Starting on or around August 7th, 2026, I will release each pattern individually for free here on the blog (with a paid option in the shops). Then we’ll make it together on my walks. When we finish one, I’ll publish the next and we’ll make that together.
I can’t wait!
I will ONLY work on them during my walks (with the exception maybe of the sleeves on the sweater). And then we’ll have the fall season to wear all of these gorgeous designs.
Because of the nature of my walks, being outside in the weather, there will be inevitably be some days that I am not at the park crocheting. If it is raining or too windy to crochet outside I go to the indoor track at the local recreation center. On those days I will work on something else and there will be no video, but I will pick back up the next fair weather day.
Here’s the order in which we’ll crochet them, along with the yardage needed so you can get your yarn ready!
First we’ll make the Eclipse Tunisian Cocoon. We use Brava Tweed for this one and I love the flecks of color. This is a super squishy, fun pattern to make that feels great on. It’s really just a large square with a edging attached. Easy peasy! Here’s the sizing and yardage info:
Eclipse Tunisian Cocoon (two sizes: “one size” and “plus size”)
–Brava Tweed: 7 skeins for “one size” or 8 skeins for “plus size”
Next we’ll work up the Comet Keyhole Scarf. This is a gorgeous, fun scarf using Chroma Worsted yarn that has excellent color options. It works up quickly and the edges are effortlessly clean. Here’s the sizing and yardage info:
Comet Keyhole Tunisian Scarf
–Chroma Worsted (3 balls total): 2 colorful balls and one solid ball
The Aglow Duster Vest is the third pattern we’ll make together this fall. This uses the gorgeous Shine Sport yarn and has a lovely open stitch for breathability and comfortability. Here’s the sizing and yardage info:
Aglow Tunisian Duster Vest (sizes XS – 5XL)
-Sizing (XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) = (37.5, 41, 44.5, 48, 51.5, 55, 58, 61.5, 65)” finished bust measurement
–Shine Sport skeins: (8, 10, 10, 10, 10, 11, 11, 12, 12)
The Spectral Pillow uses an easy-to-learn stitch that shows both colors of cotton yarn beautifully. This pattern can be made to fit a 16″ pillow or a 20″ pillow insert using the durable Dishie cotton yarn. You pick! Here’s the sizing and yardage info:
Spectral Tunisian Crochet Pillow (16″ square and 20″ square patterns included)
–Dishie Cotton (4 balls total): 2 of each color
The final pattern that we will make together is the Tranquil Pullover using our favorite – Brava Worsted yarn. This is a top-down Raglan style Tunisian sweater with a lovely cowl neck that can be made as tall as you like – or leave it off entirely! With the nature of Tunisian sleeves, I may need to either start the sleeves at home or make them entirely at home. I’ll still share a video if that ends up being the case. Here’s the sizing and yardage info:
Tranquil Tunisian Pullover (sizes XS – 5XL)
-Sizing (XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL) = (34.5, 37.25, 41.25, 44, 50.5, 54.5, 57.25, 61.25, 64)” finished bust
–Brava Worsted (7, 8, 9, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 13) skeins
I will start crocheting on these projects at the park on or around Friday, August 7th. Will you join me? Watch and crochet along via the Heart Hook Home Facebook page, Instagram page, Threads page, and YouTube Shorts to follow along.
Original Post:
Tunisian crochet is a form of fiber crafting that is almost a cross between crocheting and knitting. We are able to do much more with this style of crochet than you might think… and this collection of patterns set out to prove that. We decided on the designs that we did, and in the order that we did, because they follow a natural progression in the evolution of Tunisian crochet. Patterns that are worked flat, then with shaping, then we introduce Tunisian crochet in the round, and finally we end with a combination of all of these things.
If you’re just getting started, you will want to check out the Ultimate Guide to Tunisian Crochet because if you love working with fiber arts, chances are you’ll take a liking to this, too.
As you may have noticed this summer, I have a love for Tunisian Crochet. Heart Hook Home hosted a 14-week long crochet-along called the 2023 Tunisian Basics CAL. During those 14 weeks we learned 12 Tunisian crochet stitches by making 12″ squares, we learned how to assemble them into a blanket, and how to add a snazzy border. That was alllll in preparation for THIS book! 🙌
The inspiration for that crochet-along was sparked by this NEW Tunisian Crochet collection of patterns written by yours truly. Now that the basics have been covered Heart Hook Home is upping the game further by hosting an Advanced Tunisian Crochet Workshop where we are learning advanced Tunisian techniques, most of which are used in the book. Sign up for the email alerts here:
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I am always up for a challenge, and when WeCrochet asked me to design five NEW patterns in the Tunisian style, I knew I had to say yes. After drafting multiple design concepts and rudimentary sketches, we decided on five designs to include in the Harvest Moon Collection.
Below I’ll share more of my own photos from designing and developing each of these patterns.
I am so happy with how everything turned out, and I learned so much about not only the process of writing a collection of patterns for a book, but about different approaches to designing, some of which I have incorporated into my most recent independent designs as well and will continue to use going forward.
The Aglow Tunisian Duster Vest is lightweight, long, and flowy. The sizes range from XS – 5XL and we are using Shine Sport, a yarn that has a cotton and modal natural beech wood fiber blend that gives it such great drape.
Worked flat and seamed, this is the easiest of the patterns included in the collection. Isn’t it gorgeous in the “Grapefruit” colorway?
The Comet Keyhole Tunisian Scarf was born because I love the idea of having a solid color for half of a scarf, combined with the gorgeous color changing aspects of Chroma Worsted yarn for the other half.
Isn’t this gorgeous? I love the way the colors POP against each other.
They have a bunch of bright Chroma worsted colorways that you can pair with a solid, such as the “Bare” or “Grey“.
The Eclipse Tunisian Cocoon uses my favorite yarn: Brava. For this cocoon we decided to use the Brava Tweed line which has such a great variety of colors that are right on trend. This pattern has two sizes, “one size” and “plus size”. This is great for cozying up at home to watch a movie, or to wear with jeans out to dinner.
The Spectral Tunisian Crochet Pillow was designed to grow the skill of Tunisian crocheting in the round.
Starting at the bottom and working your way up, this design uses two colors of Dishie cotton yarn that create a gorgeous peek-a-boo effect. Make a smaller, 16″ pillow or a larger, 20″ pillow. Or, make one of each size in alternating colors. Or… you could make one solid pillow and another using that same color and another complementing color. The tassels give it a great polished look. The color combinations with this pillow pattern are endless!
We end the collection with the Tranquil Tunisian Pullover. This is my favorite of ALL of the designs because we are using the Tunisian Half Double Crochet stitch (a favorite of many in the Tunisian Basics Crochet-Along) and because it is worked top-down, in the round, with a seamless finish.
Because the entire thing is worked in the round, you can use a solid color Brava Worsted for the outside (Forward Pass) of the sweater, and then use a different color for the inside (Return Pass). This creates that same peek-a-boo effect we learned in the Spectral Pillow above, and is just as easy as making a solid colored sweater. This pullover has a cowl that is perfect to ward off a chill in the air and a pocket to keep your hands warm. Of course, both the cowl and the pocket are optional.
This sweater ranges from sizes XS – 5XL and I insisted on having a tester for the larger sizes of this pattern. If you love other Heart Hook Home patterns you know that almost all of them are size inclusive and I always have several testers to ensure sizing accuracy as well as fit. They agreed to let my excellent tester Leann work up the size 4XL. I wanted to be certain that the fit is perfect for everyone, and I just adore how hers turned out. Thank you again, Leann!
All five of these gorgeous designs are included in the book. Grab your copy of the Harvest Moon Tunisian Collection on WeCrochet, and I can not wait to see all of your beautiful creations!
More Tunisian Crochet:
The Ultimate Guide to Tunisian Crochet
2023 Tunisian Basics Crochet-Along: Materials, Dates & Information
Continuing the CAL: 6 Weeks of Advanced Tunisian Tips and Techniques
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