Girl. I love, love, love this, but I’m a visual learner. I’d love to just follow along with you and your soothing background music. We do enough rows I’ll catch on. But I’d love to do at least 4 to 5 rows. But if your feeling frisky, I promise to hang in there with you. Thanks so much.
I’ve watched a tutorial in my language (Russian) and I got nothing. After watching your I have no questions. It’s so clear. Thank you for a great tutorial ❤️
Hookloopsarah Crochet your efforts merit more than just my comment 😄 I speak some English, but all the crochet terms in English is blurry to me. But with you it was perfectly clear 👍🏻 Thank you very much.
Dear hookloopsarah. I found your tutorial was excellant and easy to follow. You explained every stitch in detail which a lot dont....but because you did that, it give me a chance to succeed in learning. Thank you for sharing with us, your time is Appreciated by many. ❤
Wow, tunisian crochet in the round is something new to me. I immediately get inspiration for a pattern. But I need some practice first I guess🤣. Thanks!!
Fantastic! Very clear instructions - I can't wait to get started on a very special project although I need to practise 1st! Thank you for another skill for me to try out. I will be using more of your wonderful patterns!
I have tried tunisian in the round several times and have never gotten far. This video made it click in my head….finally!!! Thank you for going slowly and making it finally make sense to me.
Que bonito tejido me gusta gracias por compartir que bonito manera de enseñar tiene paciencia gracias por compartir soy tu admiradora soy de Perú mucho saludos
Thank you! Originally I made this video as support for my written pattern only, in which you can find the full description. Maybe I will make a more extensive video in the future. 😊
@@HookloopsarahCrochet have you got an English enterlock Tunisian crochet stitch am dieing do do it no you have your language one xx going to have a go at the round one tomorrow xx 😘 thank for texting me back xx 😘
There is a full written pattern (find the link in description). This is a video showing the trickiest part, the beginning of the pattern, and the explanation of how increases work. All further rounds are easy, once you understand the increase pattern. 😊
Hi there, I just wanted to say, I have never done Tunisian crochet before, I found it quite intimidating to approach as a technique but I took a gamble and bought the written off Etsy because the pattern looked sensational and I'm so pleased I did, your instructions are so simple to understand and concise and now I'm hooked (excuse the pun!). I do have one question though, if I were to make it larger than the pattern provided, say, double the size, how would I continue? As I started to try going a few more rounds spacing the increases accordingly but it started to lose it's flat shape? Thank you again! 😊
Hi Tiffany, I'm so glad to hear that! Yes, if you want to make it larger, you just continue with the increase pattern. It is strange that the rug does not stay flat, it usually curls at the beginning and flattens out with its own weight. You could try some blocking afterwards. It also depends on the yarn you're using, and if the problem persists, you could try going up a hook size. 😊
Great video. Just wish you'd take the high pitched noise out of the background, as I had to turn the volume down so far to take it out, that I could no longer hear the verbal tutorial. Yet, I will come back, as it is a great video. :)
EL PUNTO DE CROCHET TUNECINO ES MUY INTERESANTE. TE OLVIDAS DE LOS PROBLEMAS, PARECE COMPLICADO PERO SOLO DEBES APRENDER LA SECUENCIA Y ECHARLE VALOR. POR AHORA, SOLO HICE UNA HOJA. SOLO ENCUENTRO AGUJAS MUY GRUESAS QUE SON PARA LANAS Y NO PARA HILOS. PREGUNTO POR AGUJAS DE CROCHET TUNECINO Y EN LA TIENDA ME MIRAN COMO SI LLEGARA DE MARTES.
I am working on spiral technique for the first time and your video is brilliant. Thank you for making it so clear. I see from a recent comment that you explain what to do if continuing on and Yay! I understand how to increase to make a circle so I use that technique for this spiral work. However I need to understand how to decrease slowly at the end, reducing from 6 loops. I understand the decreases can't occur at each row. How many rows would you work inbetween each decrease, and how many edge stitches would you work into? eg.It is confusing when we talk stitches and rows with spiral, so I will refer to the stitch around the edge as the edge stitch ES. My thought is first decrease to 5 into ES one, followed by another row into the same ES. Would I then decrease to 4 in the next ES or work 2 more into that one and decrease at the 3rd ES which is the 5th row? Or would that depend on what I worked in the last round. If I worked 2 into every 2nd stitch on the last round I would decrease first row, 2nd row in same ES, then one row only in 2nd ES. Then repeat. No sorry I am only getting myself confused.
You said each row after you do two in each... that makes it ruffled, not flat. All other directions I've found say after the row of 2 in each you switch to alternating 2 and 1, the next row you do 2 , 1, 1... the next row 2, 1, 1, 1.. next 2, 1, 1, 1, 1... and so on that that each row has 24 extra stitches.
Exactly as you say, Tina. I must listen closely to what I said in the video, but what you describe is the correct procedure - which is also the standard rule for increasing when working a circle to make it flat. 🙂
What do you mean adding short rows to the border stitch? I wish you would've demonstrated more because your spiral was looking very unbalanced like you need to add stitches to the right edge to get it to be more even as it was curving upwards in the middle of the row.. is there more videos that show you working the rest of it??
Hi Byron! I used a 50% wool / 50% acrylic yarn called "Ambiente" by ICE Yarns. It's a number 5 yarn, usually worked with a 6 mm sized hook, but I always use bigger hook sizes in Tunisian crochet. Sorry for the delayed reply, but I don't always get notified when people leave comments here, I definitely must revise this. Thank you for your interest!
No. Just like increasing in regular crochet, you progressively space out increases round after round. So after working 2 rows in each side st (doubling the total number of rows), you will work 2 rows every 2 sts; then every 3 sts in the following row, then every 4 sts in the next, and so on. Check the link in description for my written pattern 😉.
The purple yarn I use in the demonstration is called Tube Cotton, while the rug itself is done with a yarn called Ambiente. They're both by ICE Yarns, but I'm afraid Ambiente is out of stock now. 😊
@@briannconn2552 That's typical. It is ok if it curls a bit at the beginning, but it should flatten out after some rounds (there are some pictures in my listing showing this). If it doesn't, yes, you should try go up a hook size or maybe even change the yarn (acrylic and stretchy yarn tends to curl much more than cotton or wool). Let me know if it helps! 💜
Sorry to read this, Barb. This is meant as a "support video" to my full pattern. I am showing the most complicated part of the pattern. If you have any questions or doubts I would be glad to help 🙂.
I really like this but wish you would of continued on a little more. I would have to see it finished more.
I understand. I originally made this video to show the trickiest part of my pattern only. Maybe I will do a more extensive video later on. 😊
Me too! I would love to do it but I have to see more finished. It’s very pretty!
Absolutely love this tutorial ❤️. Watched it and went right out to get a nice yarn to try it with. Your a wonderful teacher ❤️
Thank you so much
This is amazing! It looks difficult, but you explain it nice and slow and very clear. Thank you for your time.
What a fantastic tutorial, very clear.
My only negative is, I wish it was longer, as I got lost right at the end.
Thank you.
I might do a longer tutorial someday. Thank you! 🌸 💕
It's outstanding 👌 THANK YOU SO MUCH 🥰
I love this so much. I just found you. I am so happy
Girl. I love, love, love this, but I’m a visual learner. I’d love to just follow along with you and your soothing background music. We do enough rows I’ll catch on. But I’d love to do at least 4 to 5 rows. But if your feeling frisky, I promise to hang in there with you. Thanks so much.
Thank you for being an awesome teacher! You explained things so I could really understand them! Love the rug!
Oh, thank you, I appreciate it 💙
Lovely! I’ll be trying this out
This video is brillant and outstanding ! Congratulations, the result is wooooowwwwww ! Hi from Paris and thank you.
Thank you so much!
very easy great instructions, I would like to know how to finish off
I have never seen one quite like this, thank you.
Thank you! 🌸
This is just the most brilliant thing ever!
Wow, thanks! 💕
I’ve watched a tutorial in my language (Russian) and I got nothing.
After watching your I have no questions. It’s so clear.
Thank you for a great tutorial ❤️
Wow, that's the greatest feedback for my efforts, thank you! 🌸
Hookloopsarah Crochet your efforts merit more than just my comment 😄
I speak some English, but all the crochet terms in English is blurry to me. But with you it was perfectly clear 👍🏻
Thank you very much.
I saw other videos but they didn't explain much, just stitched. Did another search and found your video. Thank you, very well explained.
Thank you, this means a lot to me 💚 💙 💜.
Thank you! Very clear and easy instructions 🌸
I'm glad you found it useful ☺️
Dear hookloopsarah. I found your tutorial was excellant and easy to follow. You explained every stitch in detail which a lot dont....but because you did that, it give me a chance to succeed in learning. Thank you for sharing with us, your time is Appreciated by many. ❤
Thank you so much 💙
Wow! This is amazing!!!!
Thank you for going slowly
Wow, tunisian crochet in the round is something new to me. I immediately get inspiration for a pattern. But I need some practice first I guess🤣. Thanks!!
Thank you
Fantastic! Very clear instructions - I can't wait to get started on a very special project although I need to practise 1st! Thank you for another skill for me to try out. I will be using more of your wonderful patterns!
Thank you, Mari 😊💙
Pls guide me as to HOW to get instructions.. I am computer retarded ..lol
This is SO BEAUTIFUL ❣️ I couldn't imagine trying to figure a pattern like this ( Tunisian ) crochet. 😲 REMARKABLE ❣️🌹❣️ Fantastic job🌹❣️🌹
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Thank you :)
I have tried tunisian in the round several times and have never gotten far. This video made it click in my head….finally!!! Thank you for going slowly and making it finally make sense to me.
I'm glad this helped, Diane 😊, but this is not Tunisian in the round, strictly speaking. This is a technique of its own. 😉
Thank you for such precise instructions! Can't wait to get started!
Thank you! :)
I love how you teach!!!
This was so easy to follow!! Thank you
Thank you so much 💓
What a fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much I can't wait to try it.
Thank you! 🌸
Thank you! Really cool! Love Tunisian crochet!
Me too! I have uploaded a playlist on Tunisian crochet school, and I'm planning to publish more and more videos on stitches and techniques. ☺️
Que bonito tejido me gusta gracias por compartir que bonito manera de enseñar tiene paciencia gracias por compartir soy tu admiradora soy de Perú mucho saludos
Muchas gracias :)
Find full patterns' links in Description!
SO glad I found this video! Thank You So Much! 💖💐🇺🇸
Thank you 😊 💙 💜
I Love this video ❗
Your crochet is beautiful and your background music is so peaceful. ThankYou
Thank you so much :)
Beautiful pattern, thank you for sharing.
I'm glad you found it useful ☺️
This was an awesome introduction to spiral.. I would like to see it continued a little further tho... 👍🏼
Thank you! Originally I made this video as support for my written pattern only, in which you can find the full description. Maybe I will make a more extensive video in the future. 😊
Your explanations are verte culear. Thank you. 👋From Argentina.
Gracias!!
Can you please do the 10 stitch Tunisian crochet. You’re a great instructor 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️
Good idea for a future tutorial. Thanks! 💕
Very good! Nun schaffe ich es auch! Ganz lieben Dank!
Es freut mich sehr, dass du es hilfreich findest 😊
🥰 I’m so glad I found your channel! Can’t wait to try this.
Oh, thank you! I really appreciate it :)
Ty..well explained
Thank you! 🌸
This is beautiful!
Thank you! 🌸 💕
I understood. Thanks.
I love ❤️ you Chanel xx
Thank you so much 💙
@@HookloopsarahCrochet have you got an English enterlock Tunisian crochet stitch am dieing do do it no you have your language one xx going to have a go at the round one tomorrow xx 😘 thank for texting me back xx 😘
Beautiful design friend 👍
Thank you! 🌸 💕
Thank you for this video!
Thank you!!
Great video, just wish it was longer
Thank you! I may be doing a longer version soon. 😉
Absolutely lovely. Well done!
Thanks so much 💙
@@HookloopsarahCrochet I just purchased this pattern from Etsy. ❤️🧶
@@MaryCochrane I noticed, thank you and do not hesitate to contact me if you need help with the pattern! 😊
Very clear so far, but I don't know what to do next? Is there another video on the rest?
There is a full written pattern (find the link in description). This is a video showing the trickiest part, the beginning of the pattern, and the explanation of how increases work. All further rounds are easy, once you understand the increase pattern. 😊
Thank you for video love ❤️ this stich have nice day from jodie
I am going to make a Rug.
Beuitifull, thank you
Many thanks! 💕
I would like to see a video of row 2 .
Love your teaching 😍. New subs🎊🎉
Thank you, Val 💚
Hi there, I just wanted to say, I have never done Tunisian crochet before, I found it quite intimidating to approach as a technique but I took a gamble and bought the written off Etsy because the pattern looked sensational and I'm so pleased I did, your instructions are so simple to understand and concise and now I'm hooked (excuse the pun!). I do have one question though, if I were to make it larger than the pattern provided, say, double the size, how would I continue? As I started to try going a few more rounds spacing the increases accordingly but it started to lose it's flat shape?
Thank you again! 😊
Hi Tiffany, I'm so glad to hear that! Yes, if you want to make it larger, you just continue with the increase pattern. It is strange that the rug does not stay flat, it usually curls at the beginning and flattens out with its own weight. You could try some blocking afterwards. It also depends on the yarn you're using, and if the problem persists, you could try going up a hook size. 😊
Молодец объясняет очень медленно и на светлой пряже
Nice
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you 😊 💙 💜
I was ģiven a set of hooks with cords attached çan I use these for Tunisian crochet
Of course! But for this rug project you can use standard crochet Hooks too. 😊
Great video. Just wish you'd take the high pitched noise out of the background, as I had to turn the volume down so far to take it out, that I could no longer hear the verbal tutorial. Yet, I will come back, as it is a great video. :)
Thank you 😊
I'd love to know what yarn you're using. I may have missed it in the comments. If so I apologize.
EL PUNTO DE CROCHET TUNECINO ES MUY INTERESANTE. TE OLVIDAS DE LOS PROBLEMAS, PARECE COMPLICADO PERO SOLO DEBES APRENDER LA SECUENCIA Y ECHARLE VALOR. POR AHORA, SOLO HICE UNA HOJA. SOLO ENCUENTRO AGUJAS MUY GRUESAS QUE SON PARA LANAS Y NO PARA HILOS.
PREGUNTO POR AGUJAS DE CROCHET TUNECINO Y EN LA TIENDA ME MIRAN COMO SI LLEGARA DE MARTES.
😁😁 Lo entiendo bien
It is wonderful. The music, i find, was not. Very distracting. My english is not thát well.....
Thank you. I eliminated the music in later videos 😉
I am working on spiral technique for the first time and your video is brilliant. Thank you for making it so clear. I see from a recent comment that you explain what to do if continuing on and Yay! I understand how to increase to make a circle so I use that technique for this spiral work. However I need to understand how to decrease slowly at the end, reducing from 6 loops. I understand the decreases can't occur at each row. How many rows would you work inbetween each decrease, and how many edge stitches would you work into? eg.It is confusing when we talk stitches and rows with spiral, so I will refer to the stitch around the edge as the edge stitch ES. My thought is first decrease to 5 into ES one, followed by another row into the same ES. Would I then decrease to 4 in the next ES or work 2 more into that one and decrease at the 3rd ES which is the 5th row? Or would that depend on what I worked in the last round. If I worked 2 into every 2nd stitch on the last round I would decrease first row, 2nd row in same ES, then one row only in 2nd ES. Then repeat. No sorry I am only getting myself confused.
There's a written pattern with the instructions 😊. Maybe it would be a good idea for me to make a video on the decrease part only... 🤔
@@HookloopsarahCrochet I would appreciate that. I am only wanting to make small face washers and am trialing the spiral.
You said each row after you do two in each... that makes it ruffled, not flat. All other directions I've found say after the row of 2 in each you switch to alternating 2 and 1, the next row you do 2 , 1, 1... the next row 2, 1, 1, 1.. next 2, 1, 1, 1, 1... and so on that that each row has 24 extra stitches.
Exactly as you say, Tina. I must listen closely to what I said in the video, but what you describe is the correct procedure - which is also the standard rule for increasing when working a circle to make it flat. 🙂
@@HookloopsarahCrochet Thank you for verifying this... I have been working on it trying to get it right. I appreciate the clarification
@@HookloopsarahCrochet so what we need to be doing is increasing 24 stitches each round. Is that correct? Thank you so much.
Where did you find this particular yarn with these color combinations? (teal, brown, gray, peach/coral, etc). What brand and where can I find it?
I found it at Ice Yarns. It's called Ambiente, I don't know if it's still available, but they sure have sometimes similar ☺️
I understood most of the tutorial but I got lost at the end
How did you literally start the circle before you proceeded to crochet, I can’t figure it out. TY
It's a magic ring, but not closed. I have made a video for this, but I think I will make another video for this spiral, showing it better. :-)
What do you mean adding short rows to the border stitch? I wish you would've demonstrated more because your spiral was looking very unbalanced like you need to add stitches to the right edge to get it to be more even as it was curving upwards in the middle of the row.. is there more videos that show you working the rest of it??
Not yet, sorry! But there are several patterns for it. 😉
Beautiful!
It's a rug?
Thank you! Yes, it's a rug. 😊
I wanted to say:very clear. I'm sorry
Thank you! 🌸 💕
What is the yarn you used. I bought the pattern thinking it would give more specifics but if it did, I didn’t see.
Hi Byron! I used a 50% wool / 50% acrylic yarn called "Ambiente" by ICE Yarns. It's a number 5 yarn, usually worked with a 6 mm sized hook, but I always use bigger hook sizes in Tunisian crochet. Sorry for the delayed reply, but I don't always get notified when people leave comments here, I definitely must revise this. Thank you for your interest!
Hookloopsarah Crochet thank you for the info. No worries about the delay.
Very beautiful but how do we finish it? :(
There's a full written pattern for this! 😊
Hola muy hermoso lo puede traducir en castellano x favor gracias
Muchas gracias :) Voy a ver si lo puedo.
Can this just keep on growing until desired size?
Sure, just keeping with the increase pattern. 😉
So in order to make the same size that you have showing, we continue with only doing 2rows in each row until we GET the size we WANT???
No. Just like increasing in regular crochet, you progressively space out increases round after round. So after working 2 rows in each side st (doubling the total number of rows), you will work 2 rows every 2 sts; then every 3 sts in the following row, then every 4 sts in the next, and so on. Check the link in description for my written pattern 😉.
I tried to find the WRITTEN pattern and couldn't find it.
Em português por favor obrigada
Maravilha ❤❤
What brand/type of yarn is in the demonstration?
The purple yarn I use in the demonstration is called Tube Cotton, while the rug itself is done with a yarn called Ambiente. They're both by ICE Yarns, but I'm afraid Ambiente is out of stock now. 😊
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😊👏🏼💕
I bought this pattern trying to figure it out
Do contact me if you need any help. 😊
Mine is not flat after the first round, am I crocheting too tight. I think I’m going to start over.
@@briannconn2552 That's typical. It is ok if it curls a bit at the beginning, but it should flatten out after some rounds (there are some pictures in my listing showing this). If it doesn't, yes, you should try go up a hook size or maybe even change the yarn (acrylic and stretchy yarn tends to curl much more than cotton or wool). Let me know if it helps! 💜
What is the yarn used ?
Hi! It's called "Ambiente" by ICE Yarns.
Хотя я нечего не понимаю
Love your tutor style. Please get rid of the distracting music!
Thank you for your advice. I have given up the music in my latest videos 😉
@@HookloopsarahCrochet Thank you
Not enough info. .....not good for beginners
Sorry to read this, Barb. This is meant as a "support video" to my full pattern. I am showing the most complicated part of the pattern. If you have any questions or doubts I would be glad to help 🙂.
That shrill music hurts my ears so bad, the dogs started baking
I'm sorry! I stopped using background music in later videos.
Vorbesti mult, lucrezi putin. Enervant.
Господи,как вы много болтает е,ничего не вяжете,вам дома скучно,ну не надо нас считать уж совсем дураками