Tunisian crochet is my favorite crochet technique but I haven't tried to overload everyone with only that one technique. I
wanted to give you some variety but now's the time to get started learning for yourself just how fun it can be.
There are so many wonderful things you can do with Tunisian crochet. You don't need to be afraid of it any longer.
This unique Tunisian Crochet Ripple Baby Blanket is made in a vibrant rainbow of colors with self-striping Mandala yarn. Stretch your skills with easy stitches, letting the yarn do the work.
This Tunisian crochet pattern creates a beautifully textured and soft knit look with intricate, wandering cables. You will love this visually appealing beanie for your next gift.
This Dragon Scales Baby Blanket is an incredibly textured, award-winning afghan made in a combination of regular crochet and Tunisian crochet. Similar to Crochet Entrelac, this baby afghan is made in a unique, continuous mitered square repeat.
Unlike Tunisian crochet
you typically find, you will NOT need to use a long hook. Since each mitered square is a maximum of only 9 stitches, a standard hook can be used.
This beautiful striped Tunisian Baby Afghan gives the illusion of flowers without making flowers. The yarn magically makes these gorgeous stripes and the blanket is sure to please every new mom.
But, don't stop there! I've put together a pattern roundup of 100 free Tunisian crochet patterns for every skill level. Be sure to check it out soon so you can get started. You'll be a pro in no time.
