That technique is called Tunisian crochet and there are special crochet needles for it, they are longer than an ordinary crochet hook and there are a huge variety of patterns you can make using this technique. If you start the rows with just going through the first single stitch you will get a straighter edge on the left side of your work.
Whether you call it crochet or tunisian it's a beautiful stitch and its a great teaching video. Just the right pace and great camera angle. Thank you for sharing your skill.
beautiful! thank you so much for going so slow, I suffer from severe anxiety and a TBI, I learn very slow, I learn better by watching somebody do something then to read it, it sticks longer, thanks to you, I learned a new stitch, I need to go buy Tunisian crochet hook, I have one but it's a little thin and my hands keep cramping up, again thank you so much! also I'm a new sub!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful stitch, and for your very clear video! I love how you go at a speed that those of us are kind of noobs can relate to, but especially because your camera is SO CLOSE! IT'S WONDERFUL! ❤️ Subscribed!
Toni from TLYARNCRAFTS has a blog, website, Instagram and a beautiful hardcover book she published available on Amazon. She also has beginning to intermediate level Tunisian crochet video tutorials available on RUclips. She also has regular crochet patterns and tutorials on the same websites.
This is what we called the afghan stitch back in the 60’s and 70’s. This is fun and fast. Seems like you could cross stitch on it too. We made several panels to make an afghan.
Thank you for the best instructions I have found. I recently decided to take up crochet again to make dog sweaters for my dogs and grand dogs. Being able to start and pause your videos is most helpful. This is a beautiful pattern I intend to use.❤❤❤
I have just learnt this technique and love it I'm also using varigated thread in earthy tones plan on macking a shawl for next winter just coming into southern summer
I love the way she doesn't answer comments. Her channel will keep us coming back because of the beautiful things she does. No thumbnail at the beginning, no yarn, no hook size, no answering comments! RUclips is the place for doing your own thing!!
I have seen the Tunisian before. On some of the demonstrations on the return pass they only go through one on the first stitch and then through two on the rest. Do you think it makes a difference? Thank you for sharing.
@@cathyborchelt9645 What she is doing is a different stitch pattern. Yes it will make a difference. Just remember there is more than one way to do anything.
That's more than one row, though it IS only one kind of stitch, really. Tunisian is a gorgeous method. You just need a Tunisian hook, which is longer than normal with a cap or stopper a the end to keep the stitches from coming off, or even a cable with an end for wider projects.
I wonder if you realize that you are tapering in that one end on your return passes. on the first stitch you pull through 1 stitch not 2. Its causing your stitch count to go down 1 each time. Your stitches are beautiful and uniform though. I love the variegated yarn.
Tunisian knitting is crochet, only with a hook the full length of knitting needles. If one needle (hook) is used, this is crochet, if two needles, knitting. I like this I pattern because the work is always on the same side.
Hi here from Spain one question please why does this pattern seam to curl at the bottom is it it's natural shape. I want to crochet a little too for my grandchild able not sure it would be too thick for summer , please give me your advice thank you
I would like to make an afghan with this stitch. Is there a way to do that? Seems it would only be as wide as your hook is. Would I do several panels and then stitch them together like a mile-a-minute afghan? Any suggestions welcome. TIA.
@Chrissie P Tunisian crochet almost always curls. Generally speaking you should use a hook 2 (two) sizes larger than the yarn skein band recommends for regular crochet. Another trick that helps some, is to turn your beginning chain over and pull up your loops through the back bump of the chain. That also gives you a cleaner looking edge that's also easier to do a crochet border into. Tunisian really needs to be blocked when finished. Either use steam method or dampen, pin down and cover with dry towel overnight. If your crochet is still damp the next day, remove the towel but not the straight pins until dry. A set of knit blocker interlocking blocking squares really helps. I couldn't find in my craft store but was able to get nice set on Amazon. I think the craft stores might have them back in stock. I got mine during the height of Covid.
@@ChrissieP106 blocking is when you either dampen or steam your finished knit or crochet project. Whether you steam or dampen and then allow the project to dry, you need to pin it down to something to hold it in place. Once dry, your finished project should have a nice shape and stay that way. It's easier if you have blocking mats. I have 2 brands KNIT IQ and Hephaestus Blocking Mats. I prefer the Knit IQ. I got one set from Jo-Anns and one from Amazon. Hope this helps. Sometimes it also helps to hand wash your project and roll it in a towel, especially if damp blocking. You need to keep your project pinned in the shape you want until completely dry.😊
Too bad this pattern curls. All demos of this pattern do it. If someone has a tip to make it not curl, I would be super grateful to hear it. Love the stitch, hate the curl
Yeah that Tunisian crochet and should be taught with a Tunisian crochet hook when teaching it for first time, so not to confuse new lerners, I do like watching your channel but I would rather you use correct tools when teaching
That technique is called Tunisian crochet and there are special crochet needles for it, they are longer than an ordinary crochet hook and there are a huge variety of patterns you can make using this technique. If you start the rows with just going through the first single stitch you will get a straighter edge on the left side of your work.
Have done this before
@@judyhyland499 crochet cushions
Beautiful & simple Thank you
... and if you Tunisian purl stitch the first row or two you won't get that curly bottom, it will lay flat
Vorrei sapere che musica è, grazie mille
Whether you call it crochet or tunisian it's a beautiful stitch and its a great teaching video. Just the right pace and great camera angle. Thank you for sharing your skill.
She knows it’s crochet! She was commenting on the type of stitch and what it’s called.
beautiful! thank you so much for going so slow, I suffer from severe anxiety and a TBI, I learn very slow, I learn better by watching somebody do something then to read it, it sticks longer, thanks to you, I learned a new stitch, I need to go buy Tunisian crochet hook, I have one but it's a little thin and my hands keep cramping up, again thank you so much! also I'm a new sub!
Thank you for sharing. Makes me want to try. I suffer as well.
This is beautiful I love that you work with variegated yarn so we can see every stitch. Excellent excellent teacher
Thank you for sharing I love Tunisian crochet. It's great to see a nice pattern. 💞
WOW THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL STITCH- THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING ❤. I LOVE TRYING NEW STITCHES.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful stitch, and for your very clear video! I love how you go at a speed that those of us are kind of noobs can relate to, but especially because your camera is SO CLOSE! IT'S WONDERFUL! ❤️
Subscribed!
Thank You for Going Very Slow, Now I can Learn to Crochet Alot Easier🙅♀️.
Very beautiful stitch especially with that multicolored yarn
Toni from TLYARNCRAFTS has a blog, website, Instagram and a beautiful hardcover book she published available on Amazon. She also has beginning to intermediate level Tunisian crochet video tutorials available on RUclips. She also has regular crochet patterns and tutorials on the same websites.
This is what we called the afghan stitch back in the 60’s and 70’s. This is fun and fast. Seems like you could cross stitch on it too. We made several panels to make an afghan.
Thank you for the best instructions I have found. I recently decided to take up crochet again to make dog sweaters for my dogs and grand dogs. Being able to start and pause your videos is most helpful. This is a beautiful pattern I intend to use.❤❤❤
It would be so awesome if you also noted what yarn you use, what colors, etc.
Any yarn just use the needle that is recommended
I was thinking that too 😊
At the start i saw 3mm and i thought it was needle size
It's seem like Dk yarns however I would love her to put the link for the yarns in the description box
Simply attractive! Both sides are lovely.
Awesome 💜 crochet!
Love it and will have to try this. Thank you 🌹
Crochet is best use of time
That would make a gorgeous clutch!
I have just learnt this technique and love it I'm also using varigated thread in earthy tones plan on macking a shawl for next winter just coming into southern summer
its super easy and very beautiful looking pattern, thanks.
Love the look...we're all interested in the brand or type of yarn please😁
What a pretty stitch and so easy. Thank you. Ruth down under.
Love them so beautiful looking forward to try for myself
I love the way she doesn't answer comments. Her channel will keep us coming back because of the beautiful things she does.
No thumbnail at the beginning, no yarn, no hook size, no answering comments! RUclips is the place for doing your own thing!!
you can use any kind of yarn no problem dear and mention hook size in every video. BTW thanks for your comment
@@crochet_home I would like to use the same yarn that you do.... which is why we're asking
Beautiful. Explained very well
It would make for a nice potholder or washcloth. Thanks ❤
Best video by far...just show me what to do to get that stitch!
This is an amazing video. Easy to follow and I love the music. Thanks for sharing.
It used to be called afgan stitch...I loved that I could embroider.
Beautiful
I love your videos.
Amazing baby blanket wool.
Loooove this!!!
Muy bonito y fácil , gracias
Very beautiful design
They do make longer hooks for Tunisian crochet, like a knitting needle but with a hook.
Thank You for Going Very Slow, I Think I Can FINALLY Learn how to Crochet🙅♀️
Tunisian crocheting is so beautiful
Ooohhhh! That is really pretty!
I have seen the Tunisian before. On some of the demonstrations on the return pass they only go through one on the first stitch and then through two on the rest. Do you think it makes a difference? Thank you for sharing.
There should be a chain one at the end of the row before the return pass. The piece will look even and not pull off to the side.
@@cathyborchelt9645 thank you
@@cathyborchelt9645 What she is doing is a different stitch pattern. Yes it will make a difference. Just remember there is more than one way to do anything.
Very nice 👌
Is this Tunisian crochet? It is so lovely and I am so glad I'm seeing this because I want to learn it. Thank you!
Au delà de la transmission votre vidéo est très belle, très douce....très apaisante
Love it ❤
What brand of this yarn is called? Really beautiful
That's more than one row, though it IS only one kind of stitch, really. Tunisian is a gorgeous method. You just need a Tunisian hook, which is longer than normal with a cap or stopper a the end to keep the stitches from coming off, or even a cable with an end for wider projects.
I wonder if you realize that you are tapering in that one end on your return passes. on the first stitch you pull through 1 stitch not 2. Its causing your stitch count to go down 1 each time. Your stitches are beautiful and uniform though. I love the variegated yarn.
Pretty
How do you fit a whole blanket amount of stitches on the hook? How would you do a blanket?
Tunisian knitting is crochet, only with a hook the full length of knitting needles. If one needle (hook) is used, this is crochet, if two needles, knitting. I like this I pattern because the work is always on the same side.
That's a nice pattern and all but if you were doing a blanket I don't think it would work
Très jolie pour les débutantes☀️
Hi here from Spain one question please why does this pattern seam to curl at the bottom is it it's natural shape. I want to crochet a little too for my grandchild able not sure it would be too thick for summer , please give me your advice thank you
It's VERY pretty but did I do something wrong because my rows are coming out slanted?
Cómo aprendo contigo!! Gracias
Tunisian crochet is still crochet
Love this stitch, I have a problem keeping more stitches on, This is just a sample. Are there longer crocheting Hooks .
yes
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Lovely
Your absolutely right
Afghan stitch
How do you finish off the fabric? How do you take I off the hook?
It did not indicate a long hook and I have none, so can't do this, but is a pretty scarf pattern
Tunisian is another form Of crochet
What's the difference with crotchet and tunnisian ?
It is a beautiful stitch. What can you make with it?
Where can I order this beautiful yarn
Superrrrrrr🙏🙏
Are you pulling it through 2 loops all the time I me? Sometimes it looks like only 1. Thank you.
How do you put these rows into an actual afghan? Thank you much!
Foarte frumos.Vă multumesc
What can you make with? It looks like it would be hard to make a blanket or an afghan out of it since the crochet hook is that long
use long hooks
Nice, but how can i use this with a pullover...🤔
I would like to make an afghan with this stitch. Is there a way to do that? Seems it would only be as wide as your hook is. Would I do several panels and then stitch them together like a mile-a-minute afghan? Any suggestions welcome. TIA.
use long hooks.
Nice
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Ao i have to get a tunision hook.
In the beginning of the vid, where are those crochet hooks from?
How do you keep the loops from falling off the hook?
Hi Varsha, you can buy a longer hook or Tunisian crochet hook, they are longer and have a stoppers at the end. Cheers
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So my question is how would I put a 167 stitches on a regular crochet hook?
take long hook
How do you keep the bottom from rolling up? I have such a hard time trying to make it not.
sc row may help
Crochet loosely, with a larger size Afghan hook
@Chrissie P Tunisian crochet almost always curls. Generally speaking you should use a hook 2 (two) sizes larger than the yarn skein band recommends for regular crochet. Another trick that helps some, is to turn your beginning chain over and pull up your loops through the back bump of the chain. That also gives you a cleaner looking edge that's also easier to do a crochet border into. Tunisian really needs to be blocked when finished. Either use steam method or dampen, pin down and cover with dry towel overnight. If your crochet is still damp the next day, remove the towel but not the straight pins until dry. A set of knit blocker interlocking blocking squares really helps. I couldn't find in my craft store but was able to get nice set on Amazon. I think the craft stores might have them back in stock. I got mine during the height of Covid.
@@rkng1 What is blocking? Straight stich all the way around the edges? Thanks so much for all the info!
@@ChrissieP106 blocking is when you either dampen or steam your finished knit or crochet project. Whether you steam or dampen and then allow the project to dry, you need to pin it down to something to hold it in place. Once dry, your finished project should have a nice shape and stay that way. It's easier if you have blocking mats. I have 2 brands KNIT IQ and Hephaestus Blocking Mats. I prefer the Knit IQ. I got one set from Jo-Anns and one from Amazon. Hope this helps. Sometimes it also helps to hand wash your project and roll it in a towel, especially if damp blocking. You need to keep your project pinned in the shape you want until completely dry.😊
My work get twisted ....what to do can u help..same way at the end yr project is looking...it rolls
work with bigger hook so it will not roll and you can start with a first 2 rows of sc that will also help.
@@crochet_home will try n update u...Thank u
Too bad this pattern curls. All demos of this pattern do it. If someone has a tip to make it not curl, I would be super grateful to hear it. Love the stitch, hate the curl
What kind of yarn?
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Yeah that Tunisian crochet and should be taught with a Tunisian crochet hook when teaching it for first time, so not to confuse new lerners, I do like watching your channel but I would rather you use correct tools when teaching
How would you make anything from this. Your hook isn't long enough to hold all the stitches.
You use an afghan hook. It is longer than a regular hook.
@@sueballenger2300 oh ok. Thank you.
Why did she not talk or say anything some people are gonna have a hard time following
This is Tunisian crochet and your not using the proper hook 😢
Tunesian crochet not regular crochet.
That's not crochet, That's tunisian
Tunisian is a form of crohet. It's called tunisian crochet.
Tunesië is also crochet
Of course it’s crochet. What are you talking about?
I agree it is Tunisian
I prefer a video in English for this . Very pretty