How do you pick up stitches in knitting? In this tutorial I discuss when and why you need to pick up stitches in knitting, talk about pick-up ratios and what they mean, and show you my method of picking up stitches with a crochet hook.

Are you a beginner at Tunisian crochet? We've got a pattern especially for you: the Honestly Easy Tunisian Crochet Afghan Pattern. You won't have to be nervous to try this pattern because it's made as an intro to Tunisian crochet.<br /> <br /> There are even diagrams for you to follow in addition to printable instructions for this crochet blanket pattern. When it comes to Tunisian crochet, we've got you covered.<br /> <br /> You do need the special hook, so if you have one and are looking…

Free picture tutorial on how to work this pretty, versatile stitch. We also have a free pattern so you can try it out right away!

Free crochet pattern for the Kingston Ruana, a light and drapey tunisian crochet ruana made using Tunisian Simple Stitch. Video tutorial available.

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

How to Cross-Stitch on Tunisian Crochet - FREE Photo Tutorial

Hello Crochet Lovers! Today we have a special stitch to learn – The Tunisian Stitch. This stitch is very popular and pretty. I think it will be great for any …

This is a video and photo tutorial of how to do Tunisian Entrelac stitch and make a baby blanket. This is a very relaxing stitch to do once you learn it

Learn how to make linen spray to save money, freshen things up, & catch more Zs! This lavender linen spray recipe makes a great gift!

Here's how to make some denim shorts for a doll and give them that cool hem and seam treatment that jeans have. This technique saves time and recycles too!

Baby blankets are practical gifts for new parents. There are many beautiful patterns to choose from but these Baby Blankets with Lovely Edgings are

The origin of Tunisian crochet is shrouded in mystery. We do not know when or even where it was invented. But we know that in the 19th century, this technique quickly became popular for the warm dense fabric it could create, before falling out of fashion. In the last several years, Tunisian patterns have quickly risen back into vogue. Tunisian crochet is more than a unique crochet technique. Tunisian crochet stitches can be used to create ethereal lace as well as dense warm fabrics perfect…

English Name: Tunisian Tiny Clusters Stitch Symbol Chart Level of Curling: Light to no curling. More information on the natural curling of Tunisian crochet. Tunisian Chain Top Loop Stitch (tchtls): For this stitch, you will