Tunisian Crochet Fair Isle Patterns

Tunisian crochet combines the best of knitting and crochet to create dense, textured fabrics perfect for blankets, scarves, and garments. This unique technique uses an elongated hook to keep multiple loops active, producing a distinctive woven appearance. Our tutorial breaks down the Tunisian simple stitch, purl stitch, and how to work the return pass properly. Learn how this ancient craft differs from regular crochet, what projects showcase its beautiful drape best, and why it’s ideal for colorwork. Whether you’re making a cozy afghan or a structured bag, Tunisian crochet opens up exciting possibilities for fiber artists.

Tunisian crochet

I know that we aren’t all fans of Tunisian crochet, but if you’re like me and love it, once you’ve mastered the basics, you start wondering what’s next. It’s a technique packed with possibilities. As soon as I grasped the concept of Tunisian simple stitch (Tss) and Tunisian knit stitch (Tks), I was ready to learn what’s possible beyond the basics. The New Tunisian Crochet author Dora Ohrenstein devotes an entire chapter of her book to more advanced Tunisian crochet techniques. Let’s crack open the pages of the book and take a peek at some of the awesome things we can

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You’ll love the way Fair Isle allows you to create crisp, precise patterns with your crochet.

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A new newsletter, guest writing for CGOA Now!, a book review of Fair Isle Tunisian Crochet \u0026 a new handbag. Maybe the girls could cook dinner tonight!

Tunisian crochet

*Ravelry link* Hello there! As promised, I have taken some time to post my latest pattern because I wanted to make a tutorial for you guys. Since it was turning out to be quite a long tutorial I de…

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I have always loved the look of knitting, but I’ve tried several times to learn it and became frustrated when I made a mistake and had to rip out rows only to find I couldn’t get the work back on the needle. Because of this, I’ve stuck to crochet.

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Tunisian crochet is a unique form of crochet that mimics knitted or woven fabrics, depending on the stitch that is used.\u003cbr /\u003e \u003cbr /\u003e This form of crochet is really popular right now and that is because it can resemble knitted pieces, including cables or colorwork projects that include intarsia and fair isle.\u003cbr /\u003e \u003cbr /\u003e If you would like to read a beginner guide on Tunisian crochet, see my page, \u003ca href=\

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Of all the entire Tunisian Series, this was the project that hit the top of my most satisfied and sense of pride within myself.