Learn how to make stretchy beaded bracelets with elastic cord, a handful of beads, and this easy, beginner jewelry-making tutorial.
Not sure where to start with Tunisian crochet? The beginner video tutorial and resources below will answer all your questions and teach you how to Tunisian crochet step-by-step!
Need to learn how to seamlessly join panels together in Tunisian crochet? Watch this short and simple tutorial video for the Tunisian crochet join-as-you-go method, worked from start to finish! | TLYCBlog.com
Are you looking for an easy chenille yarn crochet pattern to use up your stash? The Logan Tunisian crochet blanket is the perfect project!
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Entwined Helix Scarfdesigned by Kim Guzman © Sep. 2016Please read my Terms of UseTechnique: Tunisian Crochet An Italian translation is available HERE. Purchase Ad-Free PDF Downloadable Pattern Available At: Ravelry | Etsy Finished size Cowl:
"The Ela Facecloth Set is a wonderful last-minute gift made using Tunisian crochet. You will learn and master a variety of basic and more complex Tunisian crochet stitches and techniques while making these 4 facecloths. The first of the four facecloth would make a great introduction to Tunisian crochet; you will learn how to start your project, basic stitches that are worked in the popular Honeycomb stitch combination and how to bind of your project. The other facecloths would make a great progression in your Tunisian crochet skills; you will learn more advanced TC stitches and stitch combinations, while building up on skills from the previous facecloth. "
All of the crochet blankets in the pictures below are really easy to make, so you'll be able to crochet them in a matter of hours.
This textured crochet throw was inspired by freshly snowed on fields and different marks that can be found on such blank canvas.
Introducing the Drew Throw - a luxurious Tunisian crochet throw pattern featuring unbelievable soft yarn and beautiful unique stitches.
Our Join As You Knit Tutorial illuminates this no-sew technique for seamless knitting. Connect garter stitch pieces as you work!
Ever fancied learning Tunisian Crochet. The Tunisian Crochet “simple stitch” is exactly what it says…simple! I’ve created this (hopefully!) easy to follow step-by-step tutor…
Here's a picture of some lovely (if I say so myself) Tunisian Entrelac Crochet I did: 'Entrelac' refers to the diamond-shaped stitch pattern which creates a sort of woven/quilted look. You can create entrelac fabric in all sorts of different ways - knitting, regular crochet, or (my current favourite entrelac method) Tunisian crochet. It works particularly well with a variegated yarn (as pictured above in Poems Sock Yarn) as the colour changes emphasise the pattern. The piece above measures about 10 inches square, and was supposed to be the back of a sweater for Jasper, but I started it last November and then it got pushed aside in the name of more pressing projects, and now, guess, what? Yep, of course - he's gone and grown again (no matter how many previous posts I've written on this subject, I still never learn!). So, I've been wracking my brain to come up with a way to repurpose this square as it's just so gorgeous, and this method of entrelac does not unpick well - you have to fasten off the yarn (i.e. cut it) at the end of each tier (you can see all the ends to the left of the photo above), so if you unravel it you will end up with lots of shortish lengths of yarn that are a bit of a pain to reuse. So, the only solution, really, is to work out another pattern that could incorporate a 10 inch square. This time, something for me, I think, as I am a bit more considerate about the whole issue of growing out of things before they are finished... Anyway, I think I may finally have come up with an idea that might just work. I will let you know how things progress...
Our Udelia throw, a textured Tunisian crochet blanket pattern, features a distinctive stitch that may be new to you. Paired with the Tunisian Simple Stitch and adorned with fringe tassels, this blanket offers ultimate coziness!
Learn how to Tunisian crochet and open up a whole new world of crochet techniques, stitches and patterns, that look completely unlike regular crochet! Read on to learn how to Tunisian crochet step-by-step. Brand new
Aprende a tejer un fantástico punto en la técnica de crochet tunecino paso a paso
Hooray! I’ve finally finished writing up the pattern for my new blanket – Tunisian Sunset. Isn’t she pretty! If you follow me on instagram you would’ve seen her in the mak…
Cro-hooking is a variation of Tunisian crochet and afghan stitch crochet. Cro-hooking creates a beautiful reversible item that looks as if it was knitted.
SKEINS: 5 skeins of Purl Soho’s Flax Down SIZE: 13 inches wide x 66 inches long COLOR: Heirloom White
Tunisian Bricks: K Hook and Worsted Weight Yarn Note: This pattern assumes you have a basic knowledge of Tunisian stitch. If not, Google it. :) Section 1: Ch 10 R1: Pick up loops in 2nd ch from hoo…
