Are you in need of a new set of accessories this fall? How about a matching beanie, mittens, and cowl? If you said “yes” to any of the above… boy do I have a fun new Tunisian crochet pattern for you! The “Smock It To Me” set is absolute perfection, and I know you’ll love whipping them up, too!
Tunisian Smock Set
The “Smock it to Me” set is worked with two contrasting colors. For the tan and colorful beanie pictured here (the one I make in the companion VIDEO tutorial below) I used Snuggle Puff in “Fawn” and Muse Hand Painted in “Possibility”. Just one ball of each will suffice!
These colors compliment each other so nicely! For the main images (the green and grey) I used Brava worsted for the beanie and mittens, and Brava bulky for the cowl and infinity scarf. The colorways used are some of my favorites, “Avocado” and the lovely “Cobblestone Heather”.
In order to make this set, you will need to know how to crochet the Tunisian Smock Stitch. We will also be working in the round (here’s a tutorial specifically for that!), which means that you will need double ended crochet hooks.
This is a great beginner project for working Tunisian in the round. Once you get your first project completed, your confidence will shoot through the roof and you’ll be ready to crochet ALL the things in the round! It really is so much easier than it seems, so jump in feet first with me.
Because this is a bit more technical than traditional Tunisian crochet, I will be recording a full video tutorial in which I will crochet the beanie. Look for that video to be added to the pattern post soon! (If you are an email subscriber, I’ll alert you via email when that is added. Sign up below!)
Materials:
As stated above, I am using Brava Worsted for the Beanie and Mittens, and Brava Bulky for the Cowl and Infinity Scarf. You will also need a skein of the Fable Fur if you plan to add that to the top and bottom of your cowl or scarf.
Note that the hook sizes needed are 8mm for the patterns using bulky yarn, and 6mm for the patterns using the worsted weight yarn. If you are new to Tunisian in the round and do not yet have double ended hooks in those sizes, you could opt for this set that has SIX double ended hooks in sizes ranging from 6.5mm to 12mm. If you do this go ahead and use the 6.5mm for the beanie and mittens instead of the 6mm as I have used. They will turn out slightly larger than mine, but the half a hook size won’t make a big enough difference to ruin the outcome.
Smock it to Me Cowl
-approx. 135 yards Brava Bulky in Color A
-approx. 135 yards Brava Bulky in Color B
-approx. 12 yards Fable Fur
Double-ended Tunisian Crochet hook in size 8mm
Regular crochet hook in size 7mm (for fur row)
Smock it to Me Beanie
-approx. 75 yards Brava Worsted in Color A
-approx. 85 yards Brava Worsted in Color B
Double-ended Tunisian Crochet hook in size 6mm
Smock it to Me Mittens
-approx. 60 yards (for both) Brava Worsted in Color A
-approx. 74 yards (for both) Brava Worsted in Color B
Double-ended Tunisian Crochet hook in size 6mm
Smock it to Me Infinity Scarf
-approx. 270 yards Brava Bulky in Color A
-approx. 270 yards Brava Bulky in Color B
-approx. 24 yards Fable Fur
Double-ended Tunisian Crochet hook in size 8mm
Gauge:
Cowl and Infinity Scarf (with Bulky yarn and 8mm hook): 11 sts = 4” width
Beanie (with Worsted yarn and 6mm hook): 14.5 sts = 4” width
Pattern Notes:
Pattern written using US terms.
Tunsian is worked in the round (tutorial here) in a spiral with no joining or turning.
Two balls of yarn are needed. Preferably in two complimenting colors to best show off the stitches.
YU = Yarn Under
VIDEO tutorial below!
And now for the actual patterns!
Cowl Pattern:
Using Brava Bulky and 8mm hook…
Round 1: Ch-76, make a circle by starting in the 1st chain (being careful not to twist the chain lenth) TSS in each st around. Do not join, work in a spiral instead. (76)
Rounds 2 – 30 (or until you run out of yarn): Smock st around, using Color A to pick up the loops and Color B for backward pass. (76)
Round 31: Using Color B, sl st in each st around.
Fasten off and weave in all ends.
Using 7mm hook, attach fur at top edge and sc around. Join. Repeat along bottom edge. Weave in all ends.
Infinity Scarf Pattern:
Using Brava Bulky and 8mm hook…
Round 1: Ch-154, make a circle by starting in the 1st chain (being careful not to twist the chain lenth) TSS in each st around. Do not join, work in a spiral instead. (154)
Rounds 2 – 18: Smock st around, using Color A to pick up the loops and Color B for backward pass. (154)
Round 19: Using Color B, sl st in each st around.
Fasten off and weave in all ends.
Using 7mm hook, attach fur at top edge and sc around. Join. Repeat along bottom edge. Weave in all ends.
Beanie Pattern:
Using Brava Worsted and 6mm hook… using Color B for both “forward pass” and “backward pass” until otherwise noted…
Round 1: Ch-76, make a circle by starting in the 1st chain (being careful not to twist the chain lenth) TSS in each st around. Do not join, work in a spiral instead. (76)
Rounds 2 – 5: * 2TKS, 2TPS * repeat between * * around. (76)
Switch to Color A for “forward pass” and stick with Color B for “backward pass”…
Round 6: Starting with 2 knit stitches, then 2 purl stitches, Smock stitch around. (75)
Rounds 7 – 32: Smock st around in established pattern. (75)
Round 33: Keeping in smock pattern, TSS2TOG around. (no yarn under) (38)
Round 34: TSS around. (38)
Round 35: TSS2TOG around. (no yarn under) (19)
Feed the front hook through loops from the previous row. Just insert the hook under as many vertical bars as will fit on the hook at one time. Using Color B simply chain through on the back end. Complete this around the entire row. Pull through the final loop so that you only have one loop of Color B on the hook.
Final Row: Ch-1, dc2tog around. (10) Fasten off and cinch together. Weave in ends.
Mittens Pattern:
Make two. Using Brava Worsted and 6mm hook… using Color B for both “forward pass” and “backward pass” until otherwise noted…
Round 1: Ch-28, make a circle by starting in the 1st chain (being careful not to twist the chain lenth) TSS in each st around. Do not join, work in a spiral instead. (28)
Rounds 2 – 10: * 2TKS, 2TPS * repeat between * * around. (28)
Switch to Color A for “forward pass” and stick with Color B for “backward pass”…
Round 11: Starting with 2 knit stitches, then 2 purl stitches, Smock stitch around. (27)
Rounds 12 – 21: Smock st around in established pattern. (27)
Round 22: Build a 6 st chain for the thumbhole (this video will help! I’ve queued it to the point you’ll need), skip what would be 3 smock sts and complete Smock stitch around. (27)
Round 23: Working across the chain, smock st 2 times. Smock st over next 3 vertical bars. (should get you just past the thumbhole). Smock st in each st around. (27)
Rounds 24 – 37: Smock st around, using Color A to pick up the loops and Color B to pull through the loops. (27)
Round 38: Keeping in smock pattern, TSS2TOG around. (no yarn under) (13)
Feed the front hook through loops from the previous row. Just insert the hook under as many vertical bars as will fit on the hook at one time. Using Color B simply chain through on the back end. Complete this around the entire row. Pull through the final loop so that you only have one loop of Color B on the hook.
Final Row: Ch-1, sc2tog around. (7) Fasten off and cinch together.
Thumbs:
Attach Color B yarn and ch-1, sc 16x around the thumb hole opening. Do not join, work in a spiral.
Rounds 1 – 5: Sc in each around. (16)
Round 6: Sc in 14 sts, sc2tog. (15)
Round 7 – 9: Sc in each around. (15)
Round 10: Sc in 5 sts, sc2tog, sc in remaining 8 sts. (14)
Rounds 11 – 13: Sc in each around. (14)
Round 14: Sc2tog 7x. (7)
Sew closed.
I hope you loved working up these fun “Smock it to Me” Tunisian crochet patterns.
VIDEO tutorial:
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More crochet patterns:
Puff Scarf: Free Tunisian Crochet Pattern
Basic Back Loop Beanie: Free Crochet Pattern (7 sizes)
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