The Tunisian crochet honeycomb stitch is another one of those stitch patterns that looks way more complicated than it is! You only need to know two stitches to create this fabric – the Tunisian simple stitch and the Tunisian purl stitch! Read on to get the instructions for this beautiful, but easy Tunisian stitch, including …
Tunisian crochet, also known as afghan crochet, is a fun crochet variation that falls somewhere between crochet and knitting on the fiber arts spectrum. Whereas in regular crochet you work one stitch at a time across a row then turn the work around (or continue in a round, depending on the project), for Tunisian crochet …
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**post updated February 2022, originally published October 2014** Tunisian Reverse Stitch, abbreviated TRS, is one of the most used stitches in Tunisian crochet. It is very helpful to prevent the dreaded “Tunisian curl”, and it is not too difficult! In this post, I will walk you through How to Crochet Tunisian Reverse Stitch with written …
Tunisian Crochet in the round is a great, versatile technique, and today I’ll show you how to bind off (or finish off) Tunisian crochet in the round to create a smooth, gapless finished edge. You may have noticed that Tunisian crochet tends to leave gaps on the very last row – Tunisian crochet in the …
To work a Tunisian Double Stitch, start with a basic foundation row. As usual, skip the first stitch. Yo, insert your hook from right to left under next vertical bar, pull up a loop. YO and pull through two loops on hook. Continue across the row. Close normally (ch1, yo and pull through two loops …
To work a Tunisian Twisted Simple Stitch, first, start with a basic foundation row. As usual, skip the first stitch. With the tip of your hook, grab the first vertical bar. Pull the bar to the right then scoop your hook under it and around to twist it around the hook. Pull up a loop. …
To work a Tunisian knit stitch purled, you start with the same foundation row as for the other stitches. As for the Tunisian purl stitch, you will need to have the yarn in FRONT of the work. As usual, skip the first stitch. Insert yarn from front to back between the two vertical bars and …
