Tunisian Half Double Crochet Stitch Tutorial | The Quinn Crochet Camping Blanket
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Welcome to I Can Crochet That's TH-cam channel!
In today's video tutorial, we're excited to share with you how to crochet the Tunisian half double crochet stitch. This gorgeous stitch is one of the few Tunisian crochet stitches that doesn't curl.
This Tunisian crochet camping blanket features a stitch that doesn’t curl. It is crafted with self-striping yarn to create a visually stunning, seamless transition of colors. The Mandala yarn ensures the blanket is exceptionally soft, making it an ideal companion for outdoor adventures. Its striped colors and comfort blend perfectly to offer warmth and style, making it a must-have for any camping trip.
Throughout the tutorial, we break down the stitch into easy-to-follow steps, making it accessible for crocheters of all skill levels.
🌈 What You'll Learn:
How to master the Tunisian half double crochet stitch
How to work with self-striping yarn
👩🏫 This Tutorial is Perfect For:
Beginners looking to learn a new stitch.
Intermediate crocheters who want to try a fun and rewarding project.
Anyone who loves crocheting beautiful, functional pieces for their home or as gifts.
🧵 Materials Needed:
Lion Brand Mandala Yarn, 4 cakes (pattern is in the colorway Sphinx)
7mm Tunisian crochet hook with a long cable
5.5 mm crochet hook for the border (instructions for border are in another video)
You can find a list of materials in our Amazon store here: amzn.to/485ylUj
📝 Pattern Details:
Step-by-step instructions.
Clear, close-up shots of the stitching process.
Border instructions in video 2
📸 Show Off Your Work:
I love seeing your creations! Share your completed Tunisian crochet camping blankets using the hashtag #TheQuinn and tag me @ICanCrochetThat for a chance to be featured in my next video or on socials!
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I'm just learning Tunisian Crochet but already love it. No curl! I love it!
Beautiful stitch can't wait to make a throw afghan with it thank you for the pattern!!❤❤❤
Thank you! I'm new to Tunisian crochet and I've been looking for the stitch I want to make a warm cardigan. I think this is it! No curl and even the right side edge is perfect instead of stretched out looking like other stitches I've tried. I was getting really frustrated with the ride side edge thing. Thank you for keeping me from giving up on TC!
I highly recommend trying Tunisian crochet with variegated yarn, for dishcloths. It mixes the colors up and they just shimmer and move in and out of each other, it's fun to make and fun to look at the finished product!
I have learned simple stitch. Now this is my next one to learn. I'm making a wrap with simple stitch for my cruise. Thank you
So pretty...looks similar to the waffle stitch in regular crochet (which I love 😻). I do enjoy working Tunisian stitches, and can't wait to try this one...big, big, b-i-g plus is the no curl 😳. Thank you for the tutorial.🤗
I'm so excited to try this-- I've been keeping an eye out for my next tunisian crochet project, and this is it! Thank you for a clear, easy explanation!
This looks so fun and also beautiful. I’m going to try it the tunisian stitch and see how it goes!😅
Let me know if you have any questions!
I can't wait to try this. Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us❤
Glad you are excited, Michelle! I don't think I could stop sharing if I tried. :)
I love this stitch. Working on the Quinn blanket right now.
It's become one of my favorite stitches. :) Happy crocheting!
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS ❤
Yay! Me too. 😄 My passion and my hobby.
Beautiful. Saving for future project right now.
Thank you! :)
Me too! ❤
Beautiful! Great work ❤
I'm liking your style of teaching . Thank you. New Subscriber here. 😊
Awesome, thank you so much! :)
I would love to try this
i am loving this. much love from norway
Im almost done with this blanket i love it.
Yay!!! :)
This is beautiful. I just happen to have that yarn. Look forward to making this.
Yay! I love it when that happens. :)
Stunning blanket! Thank you for sharing. I would love to see you use the cable because I am busy trying to make a jersey for my 10 year old son and I tried to make one with 40 chains with a normal crochet hook😖
Very VERY nice tutorial❤But What happened to the border? You mentioned it but didn’t illustrate it.
Thank you! The border is in another video. Here you go: th-cam.com/video/OjXO5uQxVP4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=-25sYXPG3aoUuZxg
How many stiches across and how many rows, what is the finished size
This is Beautiful where do I find the Border please ❤
Would I be able to achieve a king of queen size blanket with that hook and the extension wire or would a longer wire be needed
Can you please show the back of the blanket as well, so I can see whether I'm doing it right or not. Thanks.
Hi Why is it so hard to do the first row in the back bumps. Chain row keeps getting too small to get the hook in. Using exactly same hook and yarn. HELP.
How do you get a bigger size? I don't understand, I'm sorry, but I have just started learning Tunisian crochet and I only have a 10 inch Tunisian crochet hook. I want to learn so bad.
I’m a beginner I’m going to try this after I get my other stuff I’m making done but how do you change colors if you don’t have that kind of yarn
You can just go into the the chain in the normal way going into the back loop is just. craze I go into the front chain it's works out fine
Some people hate it so much! I love it and even do this with regular crochet. I know...I'm nuts. :P
I find it easier for me, if I'm going to go thru the back bumps. To use one size hook up from pattern hook. It's easier to thread the back side then. That's my helpful hint, hopefully. 😉
Is this the same as the old afghan stitch? I never could get it to work on a regular crochet hook: the stitches at the beginning (right side)of the hook ended up really loose, while the stitches on the left side were too tight. I'd love to do a baby blanklet for my great-grandson in this stitch, but don't think I could get that many loops on one hook. Suggestions?
Can you show me how to do the border
I CANNOT figure out "back bumps"
Hi Jessica! After you do your chain, turn it over and you'll see the little back bumps. You'll insert your hooks in those and not the chain. I have an up close picture of the back bumps in this post: icancrochetthat.com/tunisian-crochet-rainbow-blanket-pattern/
Neither can I.
@@alisonjohnson1701 I show it up close in this video. Hope that helps! th-cam.com/video/eaAXdvxzxhc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IOUmatxsvnQ8eMDA&t=130
Beautiful!!! How many chains for the blanket
Thank you! It's 215.
can I use ice cream big scoops for the blanket
I think that would work! I would do a swatch first though.
How many balls of Mandala yarn do you need for rhus camping blanket?
You'll need 4. Here's the free pattern with all of the details: icancrochetthat.com/no-curl-tunisian-crochet-camping-blanket-pattern/
I’m in shock-there’s no curl??? OMG!!!😲😲😲
Hi how could I do this if my blanket is 110cm wide thanks
Do you mean with what hook? You'll need a Tunisian crochet hook with a long cable attached. I go in depth here: icancrochetthat.com/best-tunisian-crochet-hooks/
So where do you find the pattern for this afghan?
Here you go! icancrochetthat.com/no-curl-tunisian-crochet-camping-blanket-pattern/
How many chains for the throw blanket
115 chains. Here's the free pattern for you with all of the details: icancrochetthat.com/no-curl-tunisian-crochet-camping-blanket-pattern/ Let me know if you have any more questions! :)
May I ask how many cakes you used?
I'm sorry...I found the answer in the comments. I should have started there lol
How long is the cable that you used?
I used one that was 32" long
@@ICanCrochetThatThank you.