Sweet Gingham Baby Blanket *FREE TUNISIAN CROCHET PATTERN W/ STEP-BY-STEP TUTORIAL*
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Bring some rustic charm to your baby's nursery! We're making the Sweet Gingham Baby Blanket, a new free Tunisian crochet pattern from TL Yarn Crafts.
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// PATTERN TECHNIQUES
-Foundation stitches and casting on in Tunisian crochet
-The trick to smooth and tight color changes in Tunisian crochet
-How to work a moss/linen stitch border
-Adding perfect pom poms to the corners of your blanket
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- Lion Brand Wool Ease Yarn (bit.ly/2s3Fna9), 2 balls Rose Heather, 2 balls Fisherman, 1 ball Dark Rose Heather
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Hey babes! I’m Toni, the designer and instructor behind TL Yarn Crafts. I've designed over 100+ chic and practical crochet patterns for modern makers. Find your next sweater, shawl, and blanket project in my shop at tlyarncrafts.com/.
TLYC on RUclips is a crochet and craft enthusiast space where I share inspiration and education through tutorials for makers of all crochet skill levels. Since starting my creative business, I’ve been committed to exploring every nook and cranny of crochet and I’m excited to share my discoveries with you.
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Side note, from the husband of a crocheter, while sitting in a different room. You have a very soothing voice.
OMG this is such a sweet comment 🥺
The world needs more Jim Bowman
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I am a life-long hardcore knitter (63 years old) and have just accidentally 'discovered' Tunisian crochet while searching for knitting patterns. Naturally, wanting to know more, I searched RUclips and found your amazing channel. You immediately became my go-to person for instruction in this delightful craft. I am currently binge-watching all the videos on your excellent site and have to say, Great job in explaining everything so clearly and thoroughly. Many, many thanks!
Welcome to the world of crochet. I've crocheted for decades and love it. I am learning to knit, slowly. It's nice.
It's wonderful that you discovered this. I've just found this channel myself and absolutely love it! May I ask how you've gotten on with the crochet since your comment? I do hope you're having fun and still learning new things 🙂
I TOTALLY agree with you.
Ein herzliches Hallo, ich habe heute diesen tollen Kanal entdeckt und ich bin überglücklich. 😊
After watching several of your Tunisian crochet videos. I took a free image off the internet of a Ninja Turtle! I opened Excel and made the columns and rows look like graph paper. Then I converted the image into a colored pattern. I am making a blanket for my granddaughter for Christmas. Can I just say I have been knitting for 50 of my 66 years! I am lefthanded and knit and crochet righthanded . It was just easier.
I L.O.V.E. the tunisian crochet for blankets!! It is wonderful. I would love to send you a picture, but I don't know how!
Hands down the best Tunisian crochet instructional videos on RUclips!! Thank you ❤
Tony you are an awesome woman, a wonderful teacher, patient, always smiling, love you sister
You are AWESOME and should have be a school teacher! I've been crocheting 50 years and just discovered Tunisian. You show the little things (like making the yarn taught for no holes) and everything works. Thank you for the free tutorial. I am a widow and want to make my newest grandson a picnic type blanket for the shade. This is the exact pattern I wanted. I am now a dedicated subscriber! God bless!
Off this video alone and your perfect, simple guidance, I was able to make this full blanket for my son! He's due in 3 weeks. I practically used the same color scheme but used blue heather and navy. Thank you for this video!
Many months later, and congratulations on your son and your blanket. 🥰
@@afropoppette Thank you for the kind sentiments! This blanket is holding up nicely. Kept him warm during the winter or cool walks. Also, is holding up well through the wash when placed in a fabric bag
@@Merswa you're welcome! Glad to know it's holding up well and got some great use with your li'l guy! Good thinking with the fabric bag.
I love, love, love that he is crocheting. My late husband loved that I knit and crochet and bragged on me, but wouldnt try to do it. My new husband is willing to try anything. He is a great carpenter and remodels houses, but anything else I want him to try with me, he jumps right in. It makes this hobby more fun for me. Kudos to Jacob. I'm using you as an example of what my husband can do if he tries.
I keep the yarn from tangling by placing each ball in a small ziplock style bag and then lining them up in a box. When you do the forward pass they will untangle and when you do the reverse pass they cross over. Also, by putting them in the ziplock baggies I am easily able to move my project around without the balls unwinding all over the place. I purchased the baggies at a local Dollar Tree. I learned that trick while working on much larger lap afghan projects.
That is a great tip. Thank you
Am I ready to make this?
Self-esteem:Yes!
Time:Yes!
Patience:Yes!
Money:oh hell NAAWWW!
I made this with the Caron one pound. You can get them as low as 3.99 and it's way more yarn than these.
OMG...beautiful blanket! And not just that, that was probably the BEST explanation of color changes and visual video I have seen to date on Tunisian crochet. I have looked for an explanation of color changes and weaving in the ends on different sites with no visual explanation. I taught myself to crochet and now I really want to learn to do Tunisian crochet. Oh yeah...subscribed! And I have to agree with many people in the comments...you have a wonderful teaching voice and you take it slow. Fantastic! If I could rate you it would be an A++++! Great job!
Can I some how get all those directions again if possible?
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I sign on to this completely. I just stumbled on your videos today. Fantastic lighting scripting thinking and camerawork. And really fine crochet work.
Aslan16677 just replay the video 😊
Liz Johnson....you have left nothing for me to say, except Ellie Johnson agrees with you 100%!!!
This blanket is beautiful. You are one of my favorite people to watch for crocheting. You're very easy to follow.
Thanks Toni! I am starting this again. My phone is back with you, and your voice. How nice! Still working on the "bumps"!
you are one of the best instructors i have ever encountered. thank you.
This was my first time understanding Tunisian crochet. You are the only one who makes this easier to follow and I can so do this. Love your channel and all your fabulous teaching abilities.
Your voice is super calming! I also love every video of yours that I watch.
I started out despising tunisian crochet, I only had a 7mm afghan hook with a super rounded head and I felt like I was constantly fighting against curl and couldn’t figure out how to insert properly into the last stitch. For anyone who feels like me, KEEP GOING! Experiment with different hooks and yarns! Try bigger projects!
Now that i’ve been working with tunisian crochet for a while and I have a few decent corded hooks, it’s just so much fun and so adore the flowy light fabric you can make with certain stitches. Family members have loved the face washers and coasters I work up for them in free time.
Perseverance is key sometimes 💛
Thanks!!!!!!!!l.......For being to the point and not rambling on. Really easy to follow your instructions. Keep doing what your doing because many talk about too many other issues while your trying to get the pattern and stitches down and you get lost and have to keep going back to what you forgot. LOVED THIS ONE.
I never thought I would take the time to learn Tunisian crochet, but after finding your video, I can't wait to make my first project. You are a wonderful teacher! I am so looking forward to watching your videos. Thank you so much. You are very talented.
I have never seen color change done in this manner, I have to say this is a great way of doing color change specially in a project like this one, Thanks for this tutorial and making your instruction easy to follow.
I could say a thousand words, but none are as good as to just say Thank You!!
That was a lovely tutorial. From scratch to finish without assuming your audience’s crochet knowledge. Can’t wait to start!!
Toni, you are an incredible teacher. Your voice is so easy to listen to, and your instructions are very clear! Since Covid started, I was looking for a new craft, and came across Tunisian crochet. I then found your beginning instructions, and this past year, I have made many dishcloths with some of the various basic stitches that you shared with us. Thank you so much for the work you do on this channel.
I'm working on this afghan for my first great grand baby. I'll send you a photo when I finish. Thanks again for your great instructions.
I have a new grandson and this will be perfection in blue & white. I love everything about this blanket...the gingham pattern, the tri-color border and the fun Pom-Poms!!! ❤️. I’m so glad I learned Tunisian crochet a few years ago.
I've never seen color changing on tunisian crochet. You are a fantastic teacher.
What a wonderful teacher you are Toni. This project is beautiful and you make it so easy to follow along. Love you easy, relaxed style. Thanks for all your expert teaching. Keep up the great work.
Thank You for your clear demonstration. My daughter is pregnant we do t know yet boy/girl. When we find that out I’ll be choosing the color combination. So glad I found your channel!
You are by far my favorite tunisian crochet tutor. I love how simple you make it!
i’m a total newbie to crochet, still trying to get a hang of the tension, but oh my gosh this is complete goals, i would love to make something like this someday!
You are such a wonderful teacher! I have such a difficult time ending the row and looking for the last stitch to get both parts. You just made it very easy! Thank YOU!!!!
Just when I thought Tunisian crochet couldn't be more versatile...boom! here you are with this amazing job. I'm so glad that I've found you! Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely WONDERFUL tutorial!! Thank you!! I can't wait to get started on this blanket.
I'm new to Tunisian crochet and watched your beginner video--I'm totally hooked now! love that you stopped the video to get a fresh cup of coffee😂
This is the old Afghan stitch that was out years ago and I made a poinsettia christ.as blanket out of it and oh man it took me forever cause there were granny square squares in the adjacent columns. Then cross stitching on the afghan stitching. It is a very nice stitch to use and work with. If you want the pattern to it just throw me a pm and I'll find it and send it to you. It's about 15 to 20 yrs old
Toni! I made it! I sat on it for months and frogged it a million times but I made my first ever crochet project thanks to you and your wonderful tutelage!!
I gave it to my beautiful baby nephew and I’m so grateful I was able to gift him something that will keep him warm and cozy. Thank you thank you!
Thank you for explaining this in detail.I love the calmness for your voice.Your work is beautiful.
You make gorgeous work! And you’re an amazing instructor! I’m not very far along in my crochet journey, but after watching your tutorial, I’m confident that I can make this! Thank you!
I've just discovered Tunisian crochet (in a very weird attempt to get my left hand to figure out how to hold the yarn for regular crochet) and am, well, *cough cough* hooked! I found your channel when searching for some vids on instruction, and I am instantly a fan. Your voice is so soothing and perfectly pitched for instructing without sounding 'teacherish'. I adore this gingham blanket and am going through my stash of yarn to find enough of something to play with this before buying yarn for a more formal project. I look forward to viewing all your other videos for learning new stitches and patterns. Thank you for your generous gift of your talent!
I am left handed too and it does seem like it'd be better than regular crocheting. But i just crochet right handed.
I am a lefty also and have been crocheting for 40+ years and have also been doing Tunisian crochet for many years as well. Love the stitch! Have made several afghans but this one in the video, but am now wanting to try it. I learned to do these from sitting in front of a right handed person, but myself doing it left handed. Glad I learned as I love to crochet. Happy crocheting!
I love this border paired with the gingham! It really ties it al together and polishes it off beautifully. And the pom poms are adorable!
I'm getting back into crochet after LOTS of years and everytime I look up "Tunisian crochet," well, here you are! I just had a new niece born and wanted to make her a cute blanket in alignment with my current skill level. Well, I learned color-changing with Tunisian crochet from you and when I found this blanket, KNEW I had to make it...and here you are again! Thank you for the videos. You make it look simple and indeed, your instruction has made learning new Tunisian crochet, simple. Keep up the good work! I'll be returning to you whenever I need a new pattern or to learn a new skill. You're incredible.
I have never done Tunisian crochet before. I've done crochet for several years, and I'm working on my knitting skills. I ran across this video and the way you explain things step by step, I decided this would be my first Tunisian crochet project. Your friendly voice and fantastic instruction were with me every step of the way. I'm loving how my blanket turned out! I cant thank you enough for teaching me a new skill.
I made the Jessie stash basket shortly before starting this and it has made the project so much easier ! I put all of my cakes in the basket and pull my working ends through the handles and it has really helped to minimize tangling 😊
This is B E A utiful!! I learned how to crochet as a child, from my Grandmom, so off and in for 40+ years, but I am not nearly as accomplished as you are. Watching you give me a lot of enthusiasm for trying new things! Thank You
The best tension I've ever seen. Cleanest seams and joins too. Excellent work
I know this is from two years ago, but I watched the entire video because I LOVE your incredibly perfect tutorials! Your voice reveals patience and kindness, and your skills are wonderful. I ended up realizing that I will probably not make this blanket because my own patience is thin for yarn ends right now, but I know that I could watch any of your videos simply for the great peacefulness you brought me today. I needed this. Thank you!
Wonderful tutorial! I've watched a few other Tunisian crochet videos and have found them to be very intimidating. Your soothing voice, uplifting personality, and detailed descriptions of how to perform the stitches makes this seem so much more approachable! Beautiful work!
I agree with Liz! I love your teaching style. Taking out all the guess work that seems to happen when reading a pattern. All the tips and extra math calculations are appreciated. Thank you!
I will be attempting a baby boy colored blanket. Heading out tomorrow to find the right colors.
I have always wanted to learn Tunisian crochet. Finding I your video on this plaid blanket was awesome. I just need to find the crochet hook at my local craft stores. I will definitely share a picture. I also subscribed.
You make it so easy to see what you're doing and top it off with clear, concise directions. Thank you very much. 😄 It's people like you who taught me how to spin, knit, and weave. Rock on!
I've done Tunisian crochet but never color changes. Love it.
me too - I have been knitting for 60 years but you have me wanting to try this - I found you by accident but am so glad I did
I've only been crocheting for about a year. I LOVE everything Tunisian. I just got my Tunisian hooks yesterday, so I've been doing a lot of searching for videos. I've always loved the gingham stitch, but it's very intimidating, and I've never even attempted it. Within my searching, the majority of the Tunisian videos are from you. You are an amazing teacher. You're very easy to understand, you show your work at just the right pace, and you're the sweetest person ever! I'm definitely going to try this within the next couple of days. I can't wait! Thank you for your time and for showing so many of us how to crochet. 🥰🥰
Love this tutorial! You've made it very easy to understand how to manage the project and the working/non-working yarns. I'm definitely going to be making one of these gingham blankets. You've given me the confidence to do it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. We're very lucky to have you out here to help us all. ❤
Thank you for the best explanation of color change in Tunisian crochet!! Lovely voice too❤️
I love listening to you. Great instructions!
I've been crocheting for 40 years, (started at 15 years old) and all I've made are blankets, scarves and dish cloths with the same basic stitches and always buy multicolored yarn which is more expensive to buy than solid colors. Your video taught me how to combine 2 or 3 different solid colors to get the multi color effect, but in almost half the time to make and less expensive! Brilliant! Why didn't I think of that?? Thank you! I also love your idea of taking a timed break, to stretch your fingers and hands. I sell my dish cloths and scrubbies on Facebook, so I tend to go fast which causes pain in my hands, so that sounds like it would save time by stretching them. Thanks again! Love your videos! 💜 Lisa Donison
Thank you for helping me fall in love with Tunisian crochet! I've been knitting & crocheting for almost 50 years (I started young), but I never really learned Tunisian until watching your videos. I use my great-grandmother's hooks that I've had forever.
I just have to let you know how incredibly HAPPY it makes me to know you do what you do and have chosen to share all your insights with us!! I am a veryyyyy new crochet-er but immediately fell in love and have made it a part of my nightly routine. It is so fun to know that I have resources such as this to go to and feel as though I am a part of a community with so much more to learn. thank you thank you thank you!!! You are lovely
Watching this again, and I feel the need to tell you what an amazing instructor you are. Your voice is soothing, so I'll probably go through and watch all your tutorials again. 🙂
I am definitely gonna make this but a little bigger so it will be a dog sized blanket. (For my dog) thanks so much for introducing this version on crochet to me. Love you videos too they are so easy to follow. Many thanks,
You are the best teacher !! I love Tunisian but looked so hard the other way they do it. This way is stunning.! Thank you so very much for taking the time to do this video. Your a God send 💞💞
A suggestion I don't often see is the use of a Nostepinne to create your center-pull ball from a skein you just purchased. Mine is hollow but some videos show them using a solid wood Nostepinne with a notch to tie your beginning thread, so when you pull your ball of that tapered wood dowel your yarn ball will be set to pull from the middle. I get the same thing by pulling my yarn down through the inside of my hollow Nostepinne and securing it with tape.
Also I forgot it was you showED us how to easily thread our tapestry needle. I had never heard of that technique before and have used it ever since watching your video on doing so. I LOVE IT.
This blanket is beautiful! I want to make one. I was scared of Tunisian Crochet, but watching this video has cured me on that. So thank you!
I am finally giving this pattern a try. Something I wanted to note is that the yarns tangle up on the forward pass and somehow they manage to untangle themselves on the return pass! A happy discovery!
You are a awesome teacher and a very kind woman! Thank you so much for taking time to show us all how to do this :)
Thank you so much for sharing how to make this blanket. I have just found out that my daughter is going to have her second baby and you have given me the perfect gift. I have never tried Tunisian crochet before, in fact it looked quite a challenge. But the way you demonstrate it is so simple to follow. So again a big thank you from across the pond. ❤
Beautiful will make this for mu Grandson thank you so much
blocking ans steaming the project its a new idea to me. Thanks for the whole lesson and I hope to watch more.
You are wonderful. I just found you (again - after several years) and I love your calm, comfortable voice and manner. Thank you for being so clear in your explanation.
I just found you and I must say you are a very good teacher. Your technique and lovely voice makes it so nice to follow.
Ooohh..so making this for my mom's bday. And this will be my firts Tunisian project
I love love love this pattern. I knew I could count on you to make it possible. I'm starting to make baby items for my great grandchild. Once again thanks for being here. God Bless
I am a new crocheter and you are absolutely the best! Can’t thank you enough for your very explicit instructions. Just love listening to your calming voice, now if you could just do a video on dieting that I could listen to while crocheting I’d be a very happy lady. 😆 You are a truly gifted instructor.
I have never, never understood how to do a color change until I watched this video!!! Wow, you are good! Thank you so much, I'm off to buy yarn for a grandbaby's blanket!
What a wonderful teacher. Super clear and great pace.
I am going to make one in blues and the fisherman for my first great grandson coming in March! Thank you so much for such clear instructions! 😊
Your videos are fabulous, so glad I found them. Thanks for your teachings.
I just found your channel. Maybe it’s because I saw someone working on a project with Tunisian crochet and found it to be interesting. I’ve crocheted for YEARS and I think I want to try something new. I’ll be watching for sure. Your voice is very inviting. Love this pattern!!!
I hav e ever heard of Tunisian crocheting and I am so excited to try! I have two sons - a 19 month old and a 3 month old and I want to make them baby blankets
You make this look so easy! I have been wanting to try Tunisian for a quite awhile now. Your a great teacher! Thank you for sharing your talents!
Thanks! Your tutorial is clear, easy to follow and understand. I made this blanket for my very first great grandson who is due on my birthday. I’m happy to buy you a cup of coffee.
I love Tunisian crochet! I like it for afghans here in NY. So cozy and mindless to do in basic stitch. Was looking for a baby blanket for a boy in FL. I've been looking for a cotton bamboo blend to do this in. Not much luck so think acrylic but I personally prefer wool that's washable for a baby. It's the climate issue that has me stymied. Thanks for heads up on Denise interchangeable s.
You explain it so good, you are clear and not in a hurry at all. Thank you you are great
I have to agree with the first comment I just read by Liz Johnson! What a great, clear teaching ability. Slow and easy. I am also just getting into Tunisian crochet and am excited. I did just purchase a couple of hooks but not the kind for the wire...now I want one. Thanks for a FANTASTIC video and I also have just subscribed. Thank you!
I just want to say that I ordered the Denise Interchangeable Tunisian Crochet Hooks that she spoke of (in a really cute pastel color scheme) and I absolutely LOVE them. I started a few projects already and I've had the hook set less than a week.
@papercuts I ordered the set on Amazon and the price was very reasonable in my opinion. Plus, added much longer cables as well. Not sure what your personal preference is but I'm highly confident you'll like them as much as I do. Hope you do!
This is a FANTASTIC tutorial! I am getting back into tunisian crochet & need refreshers. Thank you very much.
I'm going to get with project on my next vacation!😊 Your tutorials are a blessing!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I've recently taken a looking to gingham and never thought about using Tunisian crochet to make it work
Thanks for this inspiring video!
I crochet a lot but have never heard of this. I'm excited to try something new soon. You made it very easy to understand and that will be nice for when I need to follow along to get the hang of it.
You have inspired me to order some Tunisian crochet hooks! Ive been BINGING your videos while i work on my WIP for my baby girl due in april! This is my next project for my 2year old boy
Absolutely adorable. Taught myself Tunisian but your video classes are absolutely the best!!! I struggle with getting beautiful edges. I think I understand better now. No baby blankets to make, but this will be my 1st pattern next time.
Thank you for your classes. Your teaching style is so clear and understandable but you sound so kind and patient. You are a natural teacher.
I just finished a baby stroller sized blanket using your pattern. I love it! Thank you so much for the video and pattern
i'll be very honest, i liked the video as soon as the host strted speaking, she's got an insanely positive vibe going
Hello TL! I love your work. Thanking you for doing this in English with no music so I could understand. God bless
This is the first video of yours I've seen. It definitely will not be the last. Thank you for such clear instructions!
So funny the way you said get rid of it on second round of border…this is awsome pattern as I have a new baby coming into the family in may,we are very excited ty for your time and for being so very clear with your speaking it sure helps a lot ‼️💜♥️
Incredible tutorial! I am very excited to make my daughter a new blanket. Thank you for being such an informative teacher, I definitely feel confident in making a blanket for her following your instruction. Can’t wait to learn more from you.
im making my grandad a tunisian spiral blanket and the edging is so cool ima use it
I am just learning Tunisian crochet and have to make a baby blanket for a new great great either niece or nephew (we don't know yet). The colors will be teals and white. I am so excited that I will have a "professional" end product when I am so new at this craft.
I’ve begun this blanket and it’s lovely so far!
Love your channel Tony!
Love your videos and your way if teaching! You are awesome!
Love this video. I am learning how to crochet using Tunisian stitch. I am waiting for my yarn to arrive so I can make a Gingham afghan for my hospital bed. Your a great instructor in working the Tunisian stitch Gingham afghan. You explain yourself very well and you make it easy to learn. Keep on making videos. Thank you and God Bless.
I love your tutorials! There will be 3 babies born in my family in August, a set of twin boys and a baby girl.😳 I do so love Tunisian crochet so there will be blankets for all 3! I will use pink, black, and white for the little girl's blanket as those are her nursery colors. I'm sure I will do shades of blue and mabe cream for the boys. Wish me luck! 😂🧶🤣🧶😂
Oh, honey, bless your heart. This is a most beautiful blanket, but oh so difficult (for a beginner of Tunisian like me). Thought it would be interesting to watch, but didn’t take long to figure out this project was WAY over my head. Cudos to you. Gorgeous!
I just purchased this beautiful blanket. Totally love this blanket all around. Very, very good video. Thank you 😊 for the uploading of this video, I am a crocheter for many years, but a newbie at Tunisian crochet, I only know the plain tunisian simple stitch, and I so would love to learn the many stitches that are in the tunisian family.