Easy to Remember “Hazy” Tunisian Crochet Scarf (Right)

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  • Опубликовано: 9 янв 2025

Комментарии • 21

  • @beekeough1323
    @beekeough1323 Месяц назад

    I'm only just getting into tunisian... Waiting for my tunisian hook set. Thank you so much for this... I'm able to give this a go with just the 21 stitches and a long crochet hook with a rubber band on the back. Thank you

  • @marychristoffersen3951
    @marychristoffersen3951 Год назад +1

    I like that the pattern is simple; yet looks a bit more intricate 😊 it sure looks like it’ll be perfect for a scarf, hat or afghan 😁 Thank you 😊

  • @littlewiseowl4405
    @littlewiseowl4405 8 месяцев назад +1

    I only do Tunisian crochet because: no turning of the work (unless I have a reason to), the work stays on my hook & cord with stopper, reportedly there are over 400 stitches to explore (I use the ones that do not curl (individually or in combination)), and finally…my hands can tolerate hours of stitching without aching. I dream there will one day be a company,designer, or maker that comes out with Tunisian yarn skeins that has the Tunisian hook recommendation and 4x4 swatching counts. And… a wrapper pattern that has the Tunisian yardage! It is a gobbler for sure! Thanks for your videos!

  • @cyndiestafford3150
    @cyndiestafford3150 2 месяца назад

    Just found your channel, I love Tunisian corchet, thank you. I am "hooked", praise God in all things great & small, glory to God, Jesus is KING

  • @angelapa9513
    @angelapa9513 Год назад

    It would make a great skinny scarf in drapey bamboo

  • @marjankoevoets5435
    @marjankoevoets5435 Год назад +1

    I love Tunisian crochet. Thanks to you I learned many stitches. Mindless projects are ok but I prefer more intricate for afternoon.

    • @EllenGormleyCrochet
      @EllenGormleyCrochet  Год назад

      Yay! The best for me are like this one, I don’t have to bring a printed pattern because it’s easy to memorize but it’s not so boring but it’s the same Stitch over and over again.

  • @margalo399
    @margalo399 Год назад

    This is perfect timing--leaving for a long car ride and hoped to have a small-ish, easy repeat project to pass the time..pretty scarf and I you're getting me hooked (groan) on Tunisian!

  • @pattypage6723
    @pattypage6723 8 месяцев назад

    Happy to find your channel! Learning Tunisian

  • @ki-rort
    @ki-rort Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this stitch. Can’t wait to use it.

  • @heatherreadsreddit8579
    @heatherreadsreddit8579 11 месяцев назад

    As a total beginner, this looks achievable. I’m new to your videos; do you show separately how to finish the scarf off? I didn’t see it in the description, but may have missed it.

    • @EllenGormleyCrochet
      @EllenGormleyCrochet  11 месяцев назад

      Hi! Here is one of my videos that might be helpful. Often I only teach the Stitch but don’t teach the complete project because I don’t have time to make the full projects and keep videos coming. :) ruclips.net/video/DWIF3S73Q_8/видео.htmlsi=9kuEaiuoHtfHWTdY

    • @EllenGormleyCrochet
      @EllenGormleyCrochet  11 месяцев назад

      Also, see this video in a different stitch pattern at the 12 minute mark I start binding off to finish the project. ruclips.net/video/Ra29gwFykNw/видео.htmlsi=nWpbQjNkWjhfpiXS

  • @silverfwn
    @silverfwn 9 дней назад

    I'm curious to know how long you were able to make this. I have some yarn that I'm dying to make a scarf with but trying to estimate how wide I can go to make it long enough.

    • @EllenGormleyCrochet
      @EllenGormleyCrochet  9 дней назад

      Maybe stitch for one inch (in your desired width), then clamp a hair barrette onto the yarn near the final st of the row. Then unravel it and see how many yards it took to make 1” of stitching at that width. Do the math with how many yards you have. How many rows (and inches) can you make?