Thank you for sharing this beautiful headband pattern. I have only just found your channel but have now subscribed so I don’t miss anything. As someone else said, it isn’t Tunisian crochet. To do Tunisian crochet (which is between crochet and knitting), you do not complete every stitch as you go along and there is no turning of the item. You draw up half the stitch all,the way across so you have many stitches on your hook (like on a knitting needle), and then complete each stitch on the backwards pass. I am still relatively new to Tunisian crochet but it is quite enjoyable. If you have not tried it, it is definitely worth trying and it is addictive. With the hook you are using in this video, you would not be able to make anything to wide, but you could make a baby headband, as you need to hold all the stitches at one time n your hook. For something this size a regular metal or bamboo hook with no handle would work. But anything bigger would require a special Tunisian hook which looks like a long knitting needle with a hook on the end. And for making blankets, you would need a Tunisian hook with an extension, often it is a long bamboo hook with a long tubing length at the end of the hook to hold more stitches. But now days they have knitting needle manufacturers making the Tunisian hooks with adjustable length extenders like they do for their circular knitting needles. But even though it is not done with Tunisian crochet, I absolutely love the design and will be making a few in different colours. Thank you so much for the tutorial. It was filmed well, making it easy to understand and follow along. That is not always an easy thing to do. Thanks again. Love from Scotland ❤️🙏
This is not Tunisian crochet. Why is there no yarn size? Instead of making viewers sit through the entire process, take a clue from other crochet videos, crochet the first few stitches, and fast-forward the rest when editing. Sitting through the entire process is beyond tedious and unnecessary. And to those watching the video, allow me to suggest you watch the first pattern crocheted and skip forward to the end. Oh... yes, the pattern is very pretty.
