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In this tutorial I show you how to crochet the Tunisian Honeycomb Stitch. A blend of simple stitches and purl stitches. Work to any unit of numbers.

Tunisian crochet stitches: Tunisian Star stitch In this tutorial, I showed you how to crochet the Tunisian Star Stitch by combining Tunisian Simple, Full and Double Stitches.

This is a beautiful Tunisian crochet stitch pattern that is perfect for light accessories.

This stitch pattern is worked over a multiple 6+5 stitches and 2 rows.

HOW TO - Tunisian Simple Stitch Chevron [BEGINNER STITCH + FREE BLANKET PATTERN] Ripple Wave Pattern New to Tunisian crochet? Try this super easy stitch pattern! Then make my Bahama Blanket using the free pattern.

Beautiful Tunisian stitch with two colors Very Easy tunisiancrochet pattern #crocheting beautiful stich very easy This stitch does not have a name, so I'm calling it the "Three-Stitch Gather Stitch" because it gathers three Simple Stitches together.

Tunisian Crochet : How to create a bi color Tunisian crochet This is the Full Stitch. It creates narrow vertical stripes on the front, and horizontal stripes on the back, when done in alternating colours.

Super Easy How to Crochet Bag Strap or Crochet a Cord Step by Step | ViVi Berry Crochet Technically this is Tunisian Crochet, but done by breaking two cardinal rules, which ends up giving it a pattern on the bias, increasing at the start and decreasing at the end. The first broken rule is to skip the first vertical bar: this does not skip it, giving an increase. The second broken rule is to start the return pass with a chain one: this does not, thus creating a decrease.

Tunisian Crochet: Afghan Sampler Block 37 (Vertical Stripes) The first half of a row is in one colour, the second half is in the other colour. Then using a combination of Tunisian Simple Stitch and Twisted Simple Stitch, that moves the vertical bars closer together to form a stripe.

This is a Stitch With No Name, because the tutorial-maker did not give it a name. I am calling it the Treble Puff Stitch, because it makes a three-loop puff stitch around three Tunisian double-crochets. A lacy and geometric stitch, because the puff stitch ends up looking like a tilted square. It might not look so geometric with more fuzzy yarn.

This is a video tutorial that explains how to make a pinwheel square using the Tunisian crochet. The tutorial will walk you through making 4 different patterns as shown in the picture.

This is a video tutorial that explains how to make a square using the Tunisian In the Round (TITR) technique.

Read more here: https://payhip.com/Abbeymade/blog/tunisian-crochet-tutorials/work-in-the-round-with-a-cabled-hook

This is my favourite method for working in the round with a cabled tunisian hook. I did not invent this technique, I learned it from Ben Burchall and I think even he didn't invent it!

I use this 'connecting stitch' method for nearly all my 'in the round' Tunisian Crochet patterns. It does not leave a 'jog' in the rounds which is great when working in stripes - such as in mosaic.

You can apply this technique to any in the round Tunisian Crochet pattern. Please note there are other methods for making a connecting stitch and you can also work in the round with a double ended rigid or cabled hook.

Tunisian crochet triangle stitch tutorial. Like a sort of triangle puff stitch.

Crochet cast-on. This cast-on uses a crochet hook to make the cast-on stitches. This is suitable for either Tunisian Crochet or for knitting. (The reason why the title says Tunisian Crochet Without A Chain is because a standard Tunisian Crochet cast-on uses a chain and then pull-up-a-loop for each chain.)

Learn how to make Tunisian Circles. Unlike crochet circles, this is done in segments like pieces of a pie. This is done in Tunisian Simple Stitch, and therefore curls up. It might be worth trying in alternating front and back Simple Stitch to see if it flattens out.

Free pattern and video snap shot available at http://thecrochetcrowd.com/tunisian-circles/

The Tunisian crochet Trellis Lace stitch is a new afghan stitch pattern that you'll want to try immediately! . Similar in a way to the Bamboo stitch, this stitch has a diagonal geometric texture a bit like the Diagonal Lattice stitch. . . You can find the written instructions with step-by-step photos on my blog at this link: https://raffamusadesigns.com/tunisian-crochet-trellis-lace-stitch/

Tunisian crochet Lacy Shells Stitch Stitch Multiple (Number of beginning chains): Multiple of 5 +2

Material used in this video: Yarn: Ganga Alisha Hook: Tunisian Knitpro hook - 6mm

You can choose any yarn and a suitable hook. This stitch looks best in light & plain solid colours.

Some important points: 1) Try to use thick pale yarns as a beginner, for practice. 2) Pale/light & solid coloured yarns are better for stitch visibility when practicing. 3) Use light colour yarns for good visibility. 4) Always use 1.5 to 2 mm larger hook size than used for regular crochet for the same yarn. 5) Use Tunisian crochet hooks.

Learn how to work the tunisian crochet mesh stitch. In detail, you'll learn in this video: - how to do a tunisian crochet foundation row - how to work tunisian double crochet - how to work post stitches in tunisian crochet - how to create intentional spaces in tunisian crochet - how to finish off in tunisian crochet

Learn this wonderfully textured "leafy" design pattern in today's video! Does it look complicated? It's not! This motif is created with Tunisian Simple Stitch, plus some decreasing and increasing here and there.

Basics used in this video: Standard Foundation row: https://youtu.be/4ViB8xQLnSM Tunisian Simple Stitch: https://youtu.be/euTruXKaHAQ Decreasing in Tunisian crochet: https://youtu.be/AJl3Y4STEUI Increasing in Tunisian crochet: https://youtu.be/fg4zRFZ_JM4

Have you tried the Tunisian Full Stitch yet? It's an incredible looking stitch all on its own, but when you add in another color, it takes it to the next level.

This video walks you through the Tunisian crochet full stitch, as well as how to change colors.

Two different ways to weave in your ends with Tunisian crochet