I am feeling particularly pleased with myself 😇 I'm brand new to Tunisian knitting/crochet and have been looking for something to do other than a wonky rectangle 🤭 I have just finished my first pie slice after watching your tutorial and, quite frankly, nobody can tell me anything right now because I'm feeling far too fabulous 😌 It took me a hot minute to recognise the front V-bars but after about stitch 6, there they appeared like the fog just cleared! I could be celebrating too early, but that's never stopped me before. Thank you so much for your explanation and demonstration, I'm going to crack on with the next slice 🥰⚘👍🏽
once i got past thinking this is really going to be difficult it was actually pretty simple. thanks for sharing the video. easy to follow along and really went quickly.
Thank you so so much I've been trying to figure it out for two days. I always enjoy listening to you so calm you made every thing okay.I am making a hat called diamond delight out of a crochet world I inquired them about it and they have no one to help. So I learn more here on You Tube than the magazines.Thank You so much!
Thank you for making this so easy and fun to learn! I went into this all ready to prove myself right that I Would Not be able to do this because it looked too ambitious for my skill level, lol but it was so darn simple that I couldn't mess it up!
Love, love, LOVE this tutorial. You make it all so easy. I found the making of the second pie a bit confusing but slowed you down to about .50 where you sounded so drunk it was hilarious! However, I got there with your (slowed down) help 😆
That's so neat! I have just begun watching and noticed the pie looks like a thong! 😄 I can't wait to see the results! I've just started Tunisian crochet, just making a flat panel that I hope to turn into a bag. 🙂 Happy crocheting!
this tutorial is wonderful! The best on youtube. can your friend della wilkins show you how to make a hat using the circle or maybe she could make a tutorial herself! thanks a million.
Mikey could have a video of Tunisian stitch in hats and a shawl . The video for the shawl the name starry night shawl. I would like to thank you so much I have been looking for this stitch for 29 years. My grandmother teach me this stitch. I never know what the stitch was called. I love this stitch.Thank you, Deanie
Mike, do you have or know of a hat pattern which uses this circular technique on the top of the hat? I make baby hats for a hospital and I was thinking of making baby hats starting with these panels and working around to the bottom of the hat in tunisian knit stitches. I am fairly new to tunisian crochet and I'm looking for some guidance to making a smooth transition from the circular panel part to the straighter sides of a hat. Thank you. :)
If I wanted to make the white and red candy color, would I change colors one stitch BEFORE pulling through at the end of the triangle, or do I change when I begin the next triangle??
OK this was great. Tried to turn a bi-color stripe into a peppermint candy hat. I'm totally at a loss as to how to do two colors tunisian in the round! I made a total disaster. :) Any thoughts? Great tutorial. Loved it.
I figured this out already (flat circle bi-color) but want to make it a hat. Something about changing colors and working in the round in Tunisian is eluding me....
You can make squares with rows of simple stitches and turn every other square 90 degrees to make an attractive afghan, but they won't be granny squares. There are many other Tunisian stitches that can be used to create your squares - even lace stitches. Experiment!
@@TheCrochetCrowd I’ve seen it in other TH-cam channels but I thought you would probably explain it better. Also, do you ever use a magic loop to start your in the round projects? When is this used?
Connection to the free patterns is not working. Just a bunch of symbols and letters and numbers. Want to find the written pattern so I can expand the circle. Anyone else have any idea where to find this pattern? Thank You
I guess my math isnt so good lol i tried it 2xs. first time i chained 15 and messed that up (didnt end up with 15)... the 2nd time i chained 12 and ended up with 10 UGH . what did i do? struggling with this
I cannot follow you for anything I've tried twice now and just what you say doesn't work in my mind. please don't assume knowledge and then over explain on other things. makes it way harder to follow.
I am feeling particularly pleased with myself 😇 I'm brand new to Tunisian knitting/crochet and have been looking for something to do other than a wonky rectangle 🤭 I have just finished my first pie slice after watching your tutorial and, quite frankly, nobody can tell me anything right now because I'm feeling far too fabulous 😌 It took me a hot minute to recognise the front V-bars but after about stitch 6, there they appeared like the fog just cleared! I could be celebrating too early, but that's never stopped me before. Thank you so much for your explanation and demonstration, I'm going to crack on with the next slice 🥰⚘👍🏽
Thnks to you🤗ive learnt so much,i think because youre so patient.I follow you.
once i got past thinking this is really going to be difficult it was actually pretty simple. thanks for sharing the video. easy to follow along and really went quickly.
Thank you so so much I've been trying to figure it out for two days. I always enjoy listening to you so calm you made every thing okay.I am making a hat called diamond delight out of a crochet world I inquired them about it and they have no one to help. So I learn more here on You Tube than the magazines.Thank You so much!
Thank you for making this so easy and fun to learn! I went into this all ready to prove myself right that I Would Not be able to do this because it looked too ambitious for my skill level, lol but it was so darn simple that I couldn't mess it up!
This is now one if my favorite patterns! Thank you so much!
Love, love, LOVE this tutorial. You make it all so easy. I found the making of the second pie a bit confusing but slowed you down to about .50 where you sounded so drunk it was hilarious! However, I got there with your (slowed down) help 😆
Hi Mikey, please make a hat with the circle Tunisian stitch.
I am loving this! I can totally see a basket with this being the bottom.
great idea. I never thought of that. Practical and smart!
Ooh, I was thinking maybe a shopping bag? 🤔
Love this-I've been wanting to learn circle Tunisian, you made this so simple thank you!
This would be awesome as a shawl if you made the chain long enough and just did one pie shape! :) Thank you! !!!
You are wonderful, as usual. Thank you
London.
What a fun way to Tunisian crochet-I love this circular technique!Many thanks for making this video! :)
getting my tunisian out to make that rug I've been wanting lol . Thanks alot Mickey , love what your teaching us ! :-) :-) :-)
I've never seen Tunisian in the round, but it looks like a fun pattern and your explanation is very easy to understand. Thanks.
This would be a fun rug if you kept going!! Thank you for this video Michael :)
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This is a super tutorial. Thank you.
How would you keep going?
That's so neat! I have just begun watching and noticed the pie looks like a thong! 😄 I can't wait to see the results! I've just started Tunisian crochet, just making a flat panel that I hope to turn into a bag. 🙂 Happy crocheting!
Love this technique,..Thank you Michael, and Dela offcourse..
This technique would make an amazing shawl!!!!
I really like this! I've never seen anything similar. Thank you.
This is a great video. I finally learnt a lot.
This is very clever. I'm just starting out with Tunisian crochet so it will be a while before I can tackle this one. I enjoyed the video.
If you hook a metal stitch marker into the bottom chain it will stop it curling up and getting in your way as you work:) xx
Yeah, I was going to comment that a little weighted bit would make it behave.
this tutorial is wonderful! The best on youtube. can your friend della wilkins show you how to make a hat using the circle or maybe she could make a tutorial herself! thanks a million.
Thanks Michael you always make it look so easy, I can't wait to get started on this project with ten after ones lol..Great job as always
This looks a lot more fun, than just a straight Tunisian Stitch.
Cindy Brown
We can do a pillow as well, very nice and easy, I thought it would be dificult at the beginning but its not thks a lot👏
This is a great way to use up scrap yarn!
Can't wait to get started.
I think a circle pillow would be nice
Very pretty stitch.
muchas gracias, eres muy didáctico. me encantó
Mikey could have a video of Tunisian stitch in hats and a shawl . The video for the shawl the name starry night shawl. I would like to thank you so much I have been looking for this stitch for 29 years. My grandmother teach me this stitch. I never know what the stitch was called. I love this stitch.Thank you, Deanie
Nice video!! I was expecting to see the other colors like in your sample....
I'm sorry about that. I get a lot of complaints when I demonstrate with variegated or self striping yarn. I wanted to avoid drama by not using it.
Mike, do you have or know of a hat pattern which uses this circular technique on the top of the hat? I make baby hats for a hospital and I was thinking of making baby hats starting with these panels and working around to the bottom of the hat in tunisian knit stitches. I am fairly new to tunisian crochet and I'm looking for some guidance to making a smooth transition from the circular panel part to the straighter sides of a hat.
Thank you. :)
How do you Tunisian crocheted a hat
Great tutorial!!... Question - Can these be joined like hexagons to make a large blanket? xoxo
the rolling was so funny. it looked like the piece of PIE was trying to lick the camera. LOL!!!
Cu toate că nu sunt vorbitoare de engleza am înțeles tehnologia vizionând acest clip, vă mulțumesc și va doresc cucese😂
wow....love the way you show this thank u so much !!!
😎👍Thank you, for this tutorial
genio, genio, jamas se me ocurrió algo igual Gracias por compartir ¡
Love this ! Do you have a video to make this into a hat?
can't wait to try👍
This is a very complicated version. You can do a magic circle with 8 stitches and use a regular crochet hook. So much simpler.
Thank you
thanks for the tutorial. if we wanted to continue working with tunisian stitching to finish the hat, how shall that be?
Thanks Beautiful ... ;) Lindo
Did you help me.? I do not know how to start a pillow with ammonite plan with Tunisian crochet
If I wanted to make the white and red candy color, would I change colors one stitch BEFORE pulling through at the end of the triangle, or do I change when I begin the next triangle??
As for the curling, you're tension is probably tighter then usual. Gotta loosen up, Mikey ;)
OK this was great. Tried to turn a bi-color stripe into a peppermint candy hat. I'm totally at a loss as to how to do two colors tunisian in the round! I made a total disaster. :) Any thoughts? Great tutorial. Loved it.
Catherine Bauroth there is a tutorial by Very Pink Knits. Her technique is a bit different but she works with different colors.
Mezi Belle thanks I'll check it out!
I figured this out already (flat circle bi-color) but want to make it a hat. Something about changing colors and working in the round in Tunisian is eluding me....
When doing tunisian in circle are the sections always even in number? (when using different colors)
You may have said this and I missed it. sorry What size hook do you have to have for this. I know you can not use a regular hook?
Is it possible to do granny squares using Tunisian Crochet? Thanks.
You can make squares with rows of simple stitches and turn every other square 90 degrees to make an attractive afghan, but they won't be granny squares. There are many other Tunisian stitches that can be used to create your squares - even lace stitches. Experiment!
Can I make a floor mat using this technique???If I want a bigger circle do I do more beginning chain stitches at the start?
yes :)
snow blossom Cool, thanks
Trying the Tunisian stich but made a Magnolia flower please help how to Thank you
what can I do with these circles?
Could you demonstrate Tunisian in the round using a double ended hook?
Leave that with me. I haven't never done that and I am unsure it's possible.
@@TheCrochetCrowd I’ve seen it in other TH-cam channels but I thought you would probably explain it better. Also, do you ever use a magic loop to start your in the round projects? When is this used?
Connection to the free patterns is not working. Just a bunch of symbols and letters and numbers. Want to find the written pattern so I can expand the circle. Anyone else have any idea where to find this pattern? Thank You
I have updated the link and it should be working for you now.
thecrochetcrowd.com/tunisian-circles/
can you do a Tunisian hexagon? 2 colors?
Could you make a hat with this pattern?
I guess my math isnt so good lol i tried it 2xs. first time i chained 15 and messed that up (didnt end up with 15)... the 2nd time i chained 12 and ended up with 10 UGH . what did i do? struggling with this
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i think I got it after Three tries
just practice I guess
Thanks. That's cute . if u go to my page u can see all I make .
have a picture
Mike
You are very talented when it comes to crocheting but. You do a little too much talking to keep my interest on the project
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I cannot follow you for anything I've tried twice now and just what you say doesn't work in my mind. please don't assume knowledge and then over explain on other things. makes it way harder to follow.