After watching hundreds of videos it seems, you are by far the best teacher out there! You do not have annoying, distracting music, nor uber long nails, which in my humble opinion makes this an even smarter video. You are brilliant! Thanks for teaching me such lovely stitches, which in turn helped me create numerous scarves and shawls. Cheers!
You are by far the best teacher!! You are clear, slow enough for beginners, yet not obnoxious. You don't have distracting music, or 25 inch neon nails. 😂 Your explanations are a thing of beauty!! Thank you sooooo much. I've learned loads from you, without the aggregation, which in turn keeps me motivated. You are AWESOME! ♥️
You are one of my favorite teachers by far... I just wanted you to know. I have watched your own videos for a long time. Truly your fan.. Yvonne Marie Watchmaker. May God bless you greatly
First off yes I am a guy. Thank you so much for reteaching me how to crochet. My Ma taught me when I was young but it never took. I wanted to find out how to repair a wool knit sweater I found at a thrift store so I googled it. watch some videos and got it done. I came across some of yours and decided to try my hand again at the task. I now know how to make a beanie and a scarf I hope to start on a blanket at the beginning of the year. thanks for giving my idol hands another rewarding task to keep them out of trouble. Sincerely J. Wright
I am an almost 67 year old man and I learned from my grandma when I was 5. I have had a lifetime love of it. I have made blankets, sweaters, hats, etc. I love to crochet while I am sitting in my recliner to also keep my hands busy. I make about 100 hats a year which I sell and donate to clinics that distribute to patients that have lost their hair to chemo, burns and surgery. It really satisfies me. Right now I am on the journey of learning new stitches and motifs. Challenging and satisfying when I master them. I have all of my grandma's remaining doilies and such done in fine crochet thread ( the tiny stuff I originally learned how to do). I also have her crochet hook and 1911 treadle sewing machine (which still works).Some of them are from the late 1800's and early 1900's which were worn and damaged and since I could read the stitches and motifs I was able to fix them. She was born in 1887 and died in 1987 and I think of her often when I crochet. It's like we are still sitting on the couch while we visited and crocheted.
Dayne Allen Sheets &doing it since 5!! Superb I am 53 have been doing it only for the last month ,made one hat ,doing a sweater now ,might change it into a dress.Winter is over in Saudi Arabia but by next winter I will finish the dress in shaa ALLAH meaning if god will .My question to you mister if you don’t mind what was the effect on your sight ,personally ,I have few seconds of blurry long distance sight if I work more than 30to 40 minutes.I decided to go back to treadmill walking at least one hour a day most probably this will improve the elasticity of my lenses,, I hope this works .And thanks for your inspiring post.
I am glad I found your tutorial. I have been crocheting for 50 years and could never learn to knot. I just discovered Tunisian knit crochet and I'm loving it. I'm making my granddaughter a sweater and I am grateful for this video. Thank you so much. Sandy
I love your videos for different Tunisian Crochet Stitches! You teach so that anyone can understand & I thank you so very much for that. I suffer with daily headaches and migraines so it's hard for me to understand other people I've watched. I am enjoying learning this new type of crochet from you. I can't quite get the hang of knotting because I'm used to the hook end of crochet needles so I thought this was the easiest for me to create new projects that look knitted, but are crocheted with either the long afghan crochet hook which you used in this video or with the long double ended crochet hooks. ❤️💚🇺🇸💚❤️💁🏼
Thank you for your wonderful crochet tutorials. I particularly loved this one. I have really been fascinated with Tunisian crochet a long time but I haven't really found anything to do with it. This stitch has given me some great ideas, however, and I am excited about seeing what I can accomplish with it.
Thanks for showing this stitch, I have a sets of tunisian hooks and wasn't really sure how to use them. The way you showed it up close helped me a lot. I can not wait to see more. Thanks Very Much, You really do an excellent job
Love, Love, Love this! Been looking for the perfect stitch to use to make some pillows for my couch. May have just found it in this. Excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Great video! You show 2 types of Tunisian crochet hooks. One other is the double ended hook often used for Cro-Hooking. The dual ends allows you to work virtually any length and you can work with 2 colors at one time. :)
I love your tutorials and the way you explain everything so well. That's why I want to ask you for a favor. I've been learning Tunisian crochet since the beginning of this year and I would like to find a good sweater pattern to use with it. I really want to make a nice pullover (jumper) style sweater. This type of stitch seems perfect since it is so thick when it's completed. Have you made a sweater using Tunisian Crochet? Could you possibly make a video to help out your fans?
Oh my goodness..THANK YOU! This is absolutely beautiful! Your instruction was very easy to follow! And really enjoyed the music ..perfect match for a perfectly relaxing stitch! Happy new subscriber! :-)
Have you done a tutorial making a beanie with this rib stitch? I am just learning Tunisian crocheting and loving it. I just watched your tutorial on the knit and pearl stitch and can't wait to try it. I've been crocheting for about 3 years now and have made some beautiful stuff. Would love to do a beanie with this tutorial.
Thank you for this great tutorial. I am a sort of advanced beginner in regular crochet and brand new to tunisian. I've been watching a lot of tutorials, and all the other tutorials show that, with that last vertical bar of the cast-on that you're working into before the return pass, one should rotate the end a little so that they see two yarns and everyone else seems to place the hook under both yarns to pull up the last loop, but you only worked into the front vertical bar as usual at the end. Is that not important?
Could you tell us where to buy the shorter hook with cable? Have been checking Amazon and all I see are the ones with a 4 foot cable for rug-making. The must be something shorter. I started a jacket, but my hook is not long enough, and so far, as mentioned, haven't found a cables hook, so had to go back to regular crochet. Thanks!
To make a really big piece, buy a knook - the size of your piece is only limited by the length of cord you decide to use. Aliexpress has a set of 3 for very little cost.
I am primarily a knitter. I use the long tail cast on instead of chaining. Much easier with a better looking edge but like knitting better to cast on to two needles, I mean hook and needle, to avoid foundation “chain” from being too tight.
I found your video after unsuccessfully trying to follow a written pattern with still pics, thank you. I have the same question though as many others here, how do you fasten off the piece when you've got the length you want? Thanks!
Can you make more videos about new style crochet beanies and hats for babies? Hope to see your new videos. :) thank for all your instruction, it's very easy to do.
how do you cast it off .. thanks for sharing this is probably going to be my favorite project and by the way what kind of crochet needle are you using.. thanks
I work the forward pass as usual, except pull through both loops on the hook. This will leave you with only one loop at the left end of the row. Cut your yarn, pull through, and weave in the end. Voila!
My very 1st crochet project was in Tunisian, never crocheted before in my life, I love this style, kind of forgotten about it after I learned the usual crochet Gonna order some oops now from Amazon, you’re a fabulous tutor, keep up the good work
Btw...if you don't want those "bloops" to show when you do a colour change, then just knit the entire row then go back to your knits and purls as usual. It won't harm the stretch or pattern of your work. :)
Where do you buy your tunisian crochet hooks? Because I've looked everywhere and haven't come up with much. so if you - or someone else who knows this answer - could get back to me on this, I would be most grateful. Where I live doesn't have easy access to knitting and crochet supplies, so I have to order everything online. So if you could include brand names and other info essentials, that would be great. Thank you
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After watching hundreds of videos it seems, you are by far the best teacher out there!
You do not have annoying, distracting music, nor uber long nails, which in my humble opinion makes this an even smarter video. You are brilliant! Thanks for teaching me such lovely stitches, which in turn helped me create numerous scarves and shawls. Cheers!
Thank you so much!
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You are by far the best teacher!! You are clear, slow enough for beginners, yet not obnoxious. You don't have distracting music, or 25 inch neon nails. 😂 Your explanations are a thing of beauty!! Thank you sooooo much. I've learned loads from you, without the aggregation, which in turn keeps me motivated.
You are AWESOME! ♥️
Aww thank you!
You are one of my favorite teachers by far... I just wanted you to know. I have watched your own videos for a long time. Truly your fan.. Yvonne Marie Watchmaker. May God bless you greatly
First off yes I am a guy. Thank you so much for reteaching me how to crochet. My Ma taught me when I was young but it never took. I wanted to find out how to repair a wool knit sweater I found at a thrift store so I googled it. watch some videos and got it done. I came across some of yours and decided to try my hand again at the task. I now know how to make a beanie and a scarf I hope to start on a blanket at the beginning of the year. thanks for giving my idol hands another rewarding task to keep them out of trouble. Sincerely J. Wright
That's great! Happy crocheting!
Jaxsoniun Wright
I am glad to see guys Crocheting. Keep it up!
I'm a guy as well and I love crocheting too.
I am an almost 67 year old man and I learned from my grandma when I was 5. I have had a lifetime love of it. I have made blankets, sweaters, hats, etc. I love to crochet while I am sitting in my recliner to also keep my hands busy. I make about 100 hats a year which I sell and donate to clinics that distribute to patients that have lost their hair to chemo, burns and surgery. It really satisfies me. Right now I am on the journey of learning new stitches and motifs. Challenging and satisfying when I master them. I have all of my grandma's remaining doilies and such done in fine crochet thread ( the tiny stuff I originally learned how to do). I also have her crochet hook and 1911 treadle sewing machine (which still works).Some of them are from the late 1800's and early 1900's which were worn and damaged and since I could read the stitches and motifs I was able to fix them. She was born in 1887 and died in 1987 and I think of her often when I crochet. It's like we are still sitting on the couch while we visited and crocheted.
Dayne Allen Sheets &doing it since 5!! Superb I am 53 have been doing it only for the last month ,made one hat ,doing a sweater now ,might change it into a dress.Winter is over in Saudi Arabia but by next winter I will finish the dress in shaa ALLAH meaning if god will .My question to you mister if you don’t mind what was the effect on your sight ,personally ,I have few seconds of blurry long distance sight if I work more than 30to 40 minutes.I decided to go back to treadmill walking at least one hour a day most probably this will improve the elasticity of my lenses,, I hope this works .And thanks for your inspiring post.
I am glad I found your tutorial. I have been crocheting for 50 years and could never learn to knot. I just discovered Tunisian knit crochet and I'm loving it. I'm making my granddaughter a sweater and I am grateful for this video. Thank you so much. Sandy
Thank you. I enjoyed watching it. Nice and slow and easy to follow
Excellent! Your instructions are clear and easy to understand. You are a great instructor! Thank you!
Best explanation of Tunisian knit and purl ever. Thank you so much 😊
I love your videos for different Tunisian Crochet Stitches! You teach so that anyone can understand & I thank you so very much for that. I suffer with daily headaches and migraines so it's hard for me to understand other people I've watched. I am enjoying learning this new type of crochet from you. I can't quite get the hang of knotting because I'm used to the hook end of crochet needles so I thought this was the easiest for me to create new projects that look knitted, but are crocheted with either the long afghan crochet hook which you used in this video or with the long double ended crochet hooks. ❤️💚🇺🇸💚❤️💁🏼
Thank you..worked a treat for a beginner at Tunisian..
You are not going crazy, you just enjoying tiching all of us and we are enjoying it as well. Thank you so much
U guy to these lessons just don’t know how much i appreciate them thx so much
Thank you for your wonderful crochet tutorials. I particularly loved this one. I have really been fascinated with Tunisian crochet a long time but I haven't really found anything to do with it. This stitch has given me some great ideas, however, and I am excited about seeing what I can accomplish with it.
You are an awsome teacher. You can’t be more clear. Thank you so much for all your hard work.
Thank you so much for explaining every detail so clearly
Im diggin it! I am using bulky soft yarn with 8 hook and all cream color and going to use it for a blanket. Easy and beautiful. thanks
Thank you for sharing. You explain things very well. I also appreciate the close up of your work as you are describing it!
Thank you so much this is my first Tunisian and because of you I am very happy you are a great instructor
I forgot to ask how do I cast off ?
I would like to thank you for how you present your videos. You are easy to follow. And I love the projects.
I forgot to mention how much I enjoy your channel. You do beautiful work. It's always so nice and neat.👌🏻
I had never heard of Tunisian crochet. I think I am hooked and now to buy hook and some cute wool.
Thanks for showing this stitch, I have a sets of tunisian hooks and wasn't really sure how to use them. The way you showed it up close helped me a lot. I can not wait to see more. Thanks Very Much, You really do an excellent job
Aww thank you :)
Thank you for your patterns. You are very easy to understand 😄
Thank you for your work I was little confused about purl but you made it clear and my work looks great😁
Thank you for your sweet voice and kindness of sharing your talents. Also, the music tone is very nice.
Thank you for the very clear instructions. You make me think I can do it. Enjoy your videos.
Thank you so much for this easy and wonderful tutorial!
You are a wonderful instructor thank you so much for your time I love your beautiful work
It is no doubt that you are a good teacher. It is good, but I can't because I am 73, so I want easy dicsion
I really appreciate the close up of how to do the stitches‼️👍🏽 fantastic 👊🏾‼️ THANK YOU
Very good tutorial. Thank you.
Love, Love, Love this! Been looking for the perfect stitch to use to make some pillows for my couch. May have just found it in this. Excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Wow preety neat. Ty for your vidios
Great video! You show 2 types of Tunisian crochet hooks. One other is the double ended hook often used for Cro-Hooking. The dual ends allows you to work virtually any length and you can work with 2 colors at one time. :)
Bless u .i love all of ur clips,quarantine is happier now!!!
I love your tutorials and the way you explain everything so well. That's why I want to ask you for a favor. I've been learning Tunisian crochet since the beginning of this year and I would like to find a good sweater pattern to use with it. I really want to make a nice pullover (jumper) style sweater. This type of stitch seems perfect since it is so thick when it's completed. Have you made a sweater using Tunisian Crochet? Could you possibly make a video to help out your fans?
Fantastic instructions - thoroughly enjoyable. I'm definitely trying this. Thank you so much!
👍♥️♥️♥️Thank you. From. Canada
Oh my goodness..THANK YOU! This is absolutely beautiful! Your instruction was very easy to follow! And really enjoyed the music ..perfect match for a perfectly relaxing stitch! Happy new subscriber! :-)
Have you done a tutorial making a beanie with this rib stitch? I am just learning Tunisian crocheting and loving it. I just watched your tutorial on the knit and pearl stitch and can't wait to try it. I've been crocheting for about 3 years now and have made some beautiful stuff. Would love to do a beanie with this tutorial.
Excellent teacher!
Plz complete tutorial for sweater
Nice explanation
Love your videos and especially your accent!
Question! Will these stitches create a stretchy square, etc? I want to make leg warmers, so the leg warmers can stretch. Thank you for any feedback!
very nicely demonstrated. am just curious as to why the yarn plies are separating so much.
I enjoy watching, next time, I'm going to follow... 👍👀💓💙💜💓
Is there a way to finish off without the gaps near the top?
what is an elastic tuniisian crochet stitch for a waist band or a bra ?
Instead of using the hook with tube to make a blanket, is it possible to make blocks and the sew together? Can it be whipped stitched together?
Yes, and yes.
HappyBe
Lrry Crochet
You can also do a join as you go method called entrelac. Look that up. It forms a checkerboard pattern.
You could also do it by making panels, not as much joining as squares.
Thank you for this great tutorial. I am a sort of advanced beginner in regular crochet and brand new to tunisian. I've been watching a lot of tutorials, and all the other tutorials show that, with that last vertical bar of the cast-on that you're working into before the return pass, one should rotate the end a little so that they see two yarns and everyone else seems to place the hook under both yarns to pull up the last loop, but you only worked into the front vertical bar as usual at the end. Is that not important?
Very clear instruction! love it.
if I have a pattern for a doll shirt in knit can I substitute this for knitting?
do you think its possible to use tunisian to do a knit pattern. i hope so.
Krista Johnson I'll
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Yes, anything you can do with a knitting needle, you can do with a Tunisian hook.
Could you tell us where to buy the shorter hook with cable? Have been checking Amazon and all I see are the ones with a 4 foot cable for rug-making. The must be something shorter. I started a jacket, but my hook is not long enough, and so far, as mentioned, haven't found a cables hook, so had to go back to regular crochet. Thanks!
To make a really big piece, buy a knook - the size of your piece is only limited by the length of cord you decide to use. Aliexpress has a set of 3 for very little cost.
Very clear explanation
Have you ever tried using a knitting long tail cast on to establish your base ?
I am primarily a knitter. I use the long tail cast on instead of chaining. Much easier with a better looking edge but like knitting better to cast on to two needles, I mean hook and needle, to avoid foundation “chain” from being too tight.
Awesome tutorial. Can you follow a knitting pattern with this method. I have my grandma patterns but I can’t knit lol
I found your video after unsuccessfully trying to follow a written pattern with still pics, thank you. I have the same question though as many others here, how do you fasten off the piece when you've got the length you want? Thanks!
Check out my finishing Tunisian video
Super! 💐
Hello, do you have some works in Tunisian Knooking hook ? Where ?
Can you make more videos about new style crochet beanies and hats for babies? Hope to see your new videos. :) thank for all your instruction, it's very easy to do.
Thank you sp much, this is very clear and easy to understand! Is this stretchy? Would it work for a ribbing on a hat?
It doesn't stretch . However you can use a dbl. hook and do simple stitch . That will give you what you're looking for .
will this curl?
How do you bind off your project?
I tried 20 but the pattern came out different,the last 3 stitches have to be knit does not look nice,please help! Thanks!
How does one finish the project and change colors?
how do you cast it off .. thanks for sharing this is probably going to be my favorite project and by the way what kind of crochet needle are you using.. thanks
I am using a Tunisian straight crochet hook. (we never call them needles as that is for knitting), to cast off just cut your yarn and pull up.
I work the forward pass as usual, except pull through both loops on the hook. This will leave you with only one loop at the left end of the row. Cut your yarn, pull through, and weave in the end. Voila!
Super pretty!! I kinda wanna send you a 5mm Tunisian hook...😊thanks again! Miss Bee
beautiful same like plesse
Aww thank you he he
HappyBerry Crochet Is there a specific bind off when working this stitch, or just the traditional Tunisian bind off? Great tutorial!
My very 1st crochet project was in Tunisian, never crocheted before in my life, I love this style, kind of forgotten about it after I learned the usual crochet
Gonna order some oops now from Amazon, you’re a fabulous tutor, keep up the good work
So nice
Hi, I'm from Brazil, and I'd like to know how did you finish off this job in tunisian croche?
You insert your hook behind the vertical bar and work a slip stitch. Do this all the way across the row.
so nice. and thanks.
beautiful thanks
Btw...if you don't want those "bloops" to show when you do a colour change, then just knit the entire row then go back to your knits and purls as usual. It won't harm the stretch or pattern of your work. :)
Good to know! Thank you for sharing so others can know :) The bloops in this design are intentional thankfully.
HappyBerry Crochet no humility. It would have been nice if you hadn’t said anything about the “intentional” bloops.
@@mariamarfil1620 You should probably just go away quietly . It would have been nice if you hadn't decided to be hateful .
Where do you buy your tunisian crochet hooks? Because I've looked everywhere and haven't come up with much. so if you - or someone else who knows this answer - could get back to me on this, I would be most grateful. Where I live doesn't have easy access to knitting and crochet supplies, so I have to order everything online. So if you could include brand names and other info essentials, that would be great. Thank you
TY
How l do to make a hat 🤗
Try one of my hat tutorials.
How do you finish the project
Sonia Yadav that is my question also
❤️👏👏
É uma pena que não tem legenda em português pra gente entender a aula😢
So it's multiples of 2
I m seeing a multiple of 2, plus 2 in order to start and finish on a knit stitch
Oops multiple of 4 plus 2 does that make sense?
it would have been better for me to have had more than 10 stitches, just me
Socks!
Good choice not wearing nail polish. It would have distracted from your teaching skills.