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Tunisian Reverse Stitch Crochet Tutorial
With it's thick, bumpy texture, Tunisian reverse stitch is a great tool to have in your crochet toolbox. This stitch is worked from the back, and does not curl as much as others. Working on the opposite side of the fabric takes a little time to get used to, but once you have you'll love the textures it can create!
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Tunisian Knit Stitch Crochet Tutorial
Create the appearance of knitted stockinette stitch in crochet, with the Tunisian knit stitch! Once you've learned the Tunisian simple stitch, the knit stitch is easy to learn. It's simply a variation in where you place your hook.
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #60
Valentine's Day is coming up fast, and there were some pretty valentines in last month's Scrappy Stitchers Link Party. Whatever you're making this month, share your finished projects here!
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Tunisian Simple Stitch Crochet Tutorial
Tunisian crochet is often described as a cross between regular crochet and knitting. This easy to learn technique can create unique textures and patterns. The Tunisian simple stitch (tss) is one of the most basic and commonly used stitches in Tunisian crochet.
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Tunisian Foundation Row Crochet Tutorial
Welcome to the world of Tunisian crochet! A cross between regular crochet and knitting, this technique can create unique textures and patterns. Lace and other complicated designs may start differently. But most basic designs will start with this Tunisian foundation row.
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Winter Wraps – 20 Cozy Patterns to Knit and Crochet
Winter will soon be winding down, and those heavy winter coats can start to feel a bit too heavy. As we get into February and March, I like to switch out my midwest, polar vortex gear for lighter winter wraps. Here are 20 shawl and poncho designs to keep you warm through the rest of winter and into the early days of spring.
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Crochet Ruana Pattern – Chevron Stripes
Wrap yourself in warmth with the fast and easy, Chevron Stripes Ruana! Through Spring and Fall, and even milder winter days, this crochet ruana will keep you cozy in style.
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Crochet Cowl Pattern – Snowbird
Don't let colder weather ruffle your feathers! Stay warm with the Snowbird cowl. This easy, crochet cowl pattern has a feather-like texture, and is great for using up scraps. Made in a lightweight, wool yarn, it will keep you warm all season without a lot of bulk. The pattern includes instructions for adjusting the size. This means if lightweight is not your style, you can make it in any size yarn you prefer!
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Long Starting Chains – Crochet Tips and Tricks
Larger crochet projects, like blankets, often start with long starting chains. Large numbers of chains can be hard to keep track of, particularly if you are joining them to work in the round. Learn some simple tricks to make it easier, including a video tutorial below!
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #59
Welcome to 2020! I'm sure it's going to be a year full of fabulous projects, and I can't wait to see what you make. Show off your beautiful work in the Scrappy Stitchers Link Party!
