How To - Tunisian Knit Stitch [BEGINNER STITCH PATTERN + TUTORIAL] Crochet that looks like knitting!

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Did you know you could knit with a crochet hook? The Tunisian knit stitch looks just like knitting and makes a warm fabric, perfect for crochet hats, sweaters, and heavy blankets.
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@sandraracicot934 3 года назад

This is great! I knew there had to be an easier way than fumbling with 2 needles! Thank you so much for a great tutorial!

@eviejacobson6950 2 года назад

Yes it is great but can only be done in strips...rather than a larger piece which can only be done with two needles or circular needles. Obviously strips will have to be sewn together later for a larger finished piece.

@wondergranny2299 2 года назад

I've tried to knit for years, and it's a royal pain. I simply can't do it.

@sandraracicot934 2 года назад

@@wondergranny2299 not easy ....

@rescueumbrella 2 года назад

It uses more yarn

@hattiem.7966 Год назад

@@wondergranny2299 I knitted some but with arthritis,I prefer to crochet.

@RainCheck797 3 года назад

This seems so much easier than just learning to knit with needles.

@Nemo-Nihil 3 года назад

That's why I picked up Tunisian crochet! I wanted to knit, tried but I couldn't, so I decided to do this

@kiwiscrochetcorner 3 года назад

Totally what I was thinking.

@kathrynphelps9771 2 года назад

It's a different fabric though and uses a lot more yarn.

@Jonathan-pm8lg 2 года назад

It was the opposite way for me; I tried crochet first and couldn't understand it, but knitting came easy for me

@missannie8012 2 года назад

I learned to knit finally after years of thinking it was harder than crochet. No so. Knitting is way easier! The only thing harder is how to fix mistakes. So much easier in crochet to fix mistakes. But give it a try. It really is easier.

@soulfullydenelle6037 3 года назад

I love that you use the crochet needle to show very specifically which stitch you're working with. A tiny touch that makes a huge difference when following a tutorial. 🥰🥰🥰

@Pianofingerzz 3 года назад

Agreed!

@LifeinBonnieland Год назад

I completely agree. The mark of a genius teacher! 💜

@uncle.daylily 4 месяца назад

love the needle pointer ❤ beginners just dont know what we are supposed to ‘see’!

@itsarachelsaurus 3 года назад

I really appreciate how you tell “I’ll know I did it right when...” I’ve been a crocheter for 12+ years, but have never tried Tunisian. Even though I don’t have the right hook for it yet, I’m motivated to try a sample on a hook I already have because this tutorial was so clear. Thank you!

@carmenjijon3614 Год назад

I agree! Like mentioned before you take your time explaining everything in details. I love it! Best teacher ever!😊

@pamelaward1428 3 года назад

I love that you use the needle to show which bars you are talking about. It makes it so clear!

@christinabradley3848 3 года назад

This is by far one of the absolute best, clearest, easy to understand tutorials I have watched! Thank you so much!

@meganjenkins139 Год назад

I've watched two of your videos now and I just wanted to tell you how well done your videos are. No extra fluff, straightforward, good camera work, good speaking voice, clear, concise, easy to follow, good explanations, etc. You would think videos like this would be easy to find and make but you have a gift as I've seen so many videos that leave me lost/bored/confused. Keep up the great work!

@rebeccanorman9375 2 года назад

Ma'am, this is the clearest explanation and demonstration of a stitch I have ever seen. Thank you so much, you are an excellent teacher!!

@Katznb00ts 2 года назад

Nobody has ever explained Tunisian crochet this well before!!! Thank you I’ve got it down and it looks so nice! Knitting hurts my hands too much and this is a great way to achieve the look.

@emilypham2971 5 дней назад

This was an amazing tutorial for a beginner to Tunisian crochet! I really loved that you used a sewing needle to show exactly where the hook should be going through, it made it so easy to follow. I've been crocheting traditionally for years, picked up knitting last year, and now I'm onto Tunisian crochet for my next project. Happy crafting!

@amyB1977 Месяц назад

I have been struggling with this Stitch so much but your video explained it so well that I now feel confident that I can do this!

@kerrywargo4693 3 года назад

You are an excellent teacher! Thank you for taking the time to concisely explain the details. For example, keeping count of your loops, turnin over your work to use the "bumps" rather than the "Vees", inserting your hook between the front and back vertical bars, and on the last stitch inserting your hook behind both bars. I'm very impressed, and as a beginner, I will be coming back to your tutorials often. Thanks again!

@Cestyoo 7 месяцев назад

Omg that’s all I needed. Didn’t know about this way of crocheting. I stopped knitting cuz it was causing my tendinitis and started crocheting but I really prefer the aesthetic of knitting. I love this!

@angelalee2099 3 года назад

This video was fantastic! I only started crochet last year and had heard how lovely Tunisian crochet can look, but have been afraid to try. You do such a lovely job of explaining and showing where the stitches need to be - so clear and concise, and extremely easy to follow! I feel even more motivated to try. Thank you so much for making this!

@georgiajanuszewski6906 3 года назад

I was gonna try and learn with regular knitting needles but this seems so much easier. Thank you 😭

@jvallas Год назад

I'm a knitter much more than a crocheter, and while I was trying to get it firmly in my head which part of the stitch to put the hook in while pulling up loops, it dawned on me that's exactly the same as a knit stitch that you're inserting into. You're almost knitting with a crochet hook for that portion of the stitch pattern. I guess that's why your Bestie Scarf (which I really like) reminds me so much of a Fisherman's Knit Stitch pattern. Anyway, this tutorial is very thorough and easy to follow. Thanks.

@kriscain6089 2 года назад

As someone who actually knows how to (yet very much struggles to) knit this is actually really spot on!! You can really easily see the similarities between this technique and regular knit stitch.

@mjohnson9187 7 месяцев назад

You're a great teacher! This was so clear and easy to understand. I don't really like how the crochet stitch looks per se, but I love the movement in my hands of doing Tunisian crocheting, and so it's such a bonus to end up with a stitch that looks like knitting!!!! Thank you so much.

@kerrybastow6426 3 года назад

This is the first time I watched one of your videos and I have to say I am really impressed with the way you use the needle to show exactly where you need be.

@dance1700 23 дня назад

Amazing tutorial which explains what you need to look for when doing tunisian knit stitch. Been struggling with this stitch for months, but this video has helped show where I'm going wrong. Thank you for a great demonstration!

@LisaHeinhold 11 дней назад

This is one of the best tutorials I’ve ever watched! You explained all my worries and answered all my questions! I really appreciate the detail!! Thank you!!

@lucymcrae162 Год назад

I love your tutorials, they make it all so easy. I am a quilter, knitter, crocheter, cross stitcher and sewer. This is my first try at Tunisian crochet and you made it easy for me, thank you.

@juliajohansson2969 Год назад

Great tutorial! Not too fast and not too slow! Also, every time she says "pull up a loop" my sleepy brain just heard "poolapaloop"😂

@Wokewomen2024 2 года назад

This is awesome..I love the way some things look when they're knitted..but my larger knit items take me so long..I can do this much quicker such as a large blanket & make it look like I knitted it . can't wait to get started..thank you 🥰

@merriealynn 3 года назад

Your videos are awesome! I've been knitting and crocheting for over 50 years. I'm delighted with the Tunisian Crochet. It's always fun to learn something new and you have given me the opportunity. So clear and exactly the right amount of talk and seeing. Thank you!

@pinkiegurl53 3 года назад

You’re a very good instructor, showing and explaining each step.😉

@lorrainehaase6107 3 года назад

She sure is

@kriskossack7231 3 года назад

I normally crochet but I wanted to give tunisian crochet a try. I figured I would try this first to see what I think. It was fun and my hands don't hurt like regular crochet has. So thank you for posting this. My question comes from using the same yarn and hook size but when I try simple stitch, it was the same width but it came out longer even though it was exactly the same number as the knit stitch. Has anyone else had this problem? I really want to try to make the afghan sampler but worry I will mess it up before I really begin. Thank you for anyone who reads this and answers!

@suestutzle2779 4 года назад

If tunisian knit stitch crochets up thicker then would it look nice in a thinner yarn, say a 5 ply, or something? You have got me all fired up and I have just ordered the Denise tunisian set. I live in Australia and managed to get a set from a yarn shop online here. I watched your hook review video, looked all over and at all sorts of products and companies and decided that Denise might be the go for me. I want to make your ripple stitch cushion cover. Thanks so much for your videos, I really have learnt so much and feel confident that I can tackle this. I have had a go with long needles and find them cumbersome so cables will be easier for me and my small hands, I'm sure.

@Washiela Год назад

I've been a knitter for decades and have convinced myself that I could not crochet ... but now (aged 70) that I've seen your tutorial I'm so excited and ready to have another go. Thank you for your wonderful and clear instructions 🧶❤

@Washiela Год назад

You have a new subscriber ❤

@simonavanta7486 8 месяцев назад

You are the Guru oof Tunisian crochet, thank you for your support!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@carolinarodriguez891 3 года назад

I'm just learning how to crocheting during the lockdown, your tutorial was very easy to follow so I really wanted to thank you ♥

@LisaSue44 2 месяца назад

Thank you so much for this pattern. I love to learn new types of crocheting. After watching this and your other videos your tips to help decrease the curl are awesome. I think this knit stitch is my favorite new crochet stitch!!❤

@jaimybuss3039 Месяц назад

You really do have the best tutorials

@ptrxaanne9953 2 месяца назад

Thank you for this. I love your teaching technique. This is the best tutorial I've seen as a beginner

@juleseileen729 2 года назад

As usual, TL Yarn Crafts nails the video tutorial. To the point, great audio, great instructions, clear camera work, and no giant preamble.

@valeriemarks5405 2 года назад

Brilliant tutorial.so clear and no unnecessary waffle. Best one ever Thank you .

@amyjordan9423 Год назад

You are a gifted teacher. Thank you for clearly demonstrating the front and back bars and the change needed for the first and final stitches in the row. Super clear and helpful!

@thisisme3230 Год назад

I love the way you explain things. You don't go too slow either, which I appreciate

@annamariehessgonzalez4517 2 месяца назад

Thank you so very much for all your tutorials showing how easy these Tunisian stitches can be done! ❤😊

@emfrisk 3 года назад

Thank you for making your tutorials sooo easy to follow!!! Soothing just to watch and 100% clear what to do!

@anneb598 2 года назад

I love how you use a daring needle to show exactly where the stitch is supposed to go 👍👍

@lindarandles2106 2 года назад

Just got my hooks today . Been crotcheting for 30 years , I know the basic knit with 2 needles . I feel like this is the first day using my hands lol. But so far I really like it . Practice is key . Thank you for this video .

@SushilaRai-n5k 10 дней назад

Thank you somuch . I thought it was lot harder and didn’t even got courage to give it a try

@spades498 4 месяца назад

omg? im actually so impressed?! ive been doing the tunisian crochet entreloc stitch for a project im working on. i just tried this on it and it looks so nice and even that i kinda wish i did this stitch for it!!

@0kieD0kiee Год назад

I learned to crochet when I was 9 and only tried to learn to knit when I was about 20, and it’s never clicked for me. It’s so much more complicated than crochet! But I honestly really like the look of knitted things better than crochet, so this Tunisian method is amazing for me! Thanks for this awesome tutorial

@chilibeanzpootybutts 4 года назад

My first experience with this stitch was some years back. I made a baby sweater for a friend. It was a hit. I love the way it looked like knit. I used a hook that was quite small and the fabric was tight and dense. Perfect for snow season :)

@bobetteparker8583 Год назад

Thank you I finally understand and I got it straight away. I have tried a few tutorials but I couldn't get right. THANK YOU XX

@maidendragonfly Год назад

This particular stitch is the one that will the deciding doctor of me learning to crochet. This is lovely! Thank you!

@redrose92087 2 года назад

You have no idea how happy I am to see this video. I’m an avid crocheter (I just crochets several of your popcorn hat as Christmas presents) and I tried to get into knitting and was getting so frustrated…I had to look up knitting tips for crocheters lol

@PinkRainProductions Год назад

Thank you for this tutuorial. I’ve been following a written pattern and have had to restart 3x. This showed me exactly what I was doing wrong!

@rioandlasvegas 3 года назад

You're an angel, I love your teaching, thank you!

@maryfinn3524 2 года назад

Thank you for breaking crochet stitches down the way you do. ❤❤❤

@lindastoroz6048 3 года назад

Oh my! This is a wonderful tutorial. You have a beautiful voice. Your instructions are so clear and concise. The video itself is extremely well done - good lighting and you actually manage to keep your camera focused on the project. Gotta love that! Looking forward to viewing more of your videos.

@shammyvanbiljon4912 3 года назад

Having so much fun learning about Tunisian Crochet, watching your videos! Thank you so much!

@Evermorelove413 Год назад

Absolutely love your videos. I learned crochet at a young age from my great grandmother, but had forgotten many of the Tunisian stitches, your videos have been so helpful. 😊

@carmenjijon3614 Год назад

Hi Daniel, I love the way you teach. You have lots of patience, don’t go to nor to slow. I’ve seen many tutorials and they go so fast, that it makes it hard for me to understand what it is that I’m supposed to do so I lose interest. Please continue how you teach your tutorials! Thank you, so much, you’re awesome!!!

@jazmynlizbeth483 4 года назад

I actually already know how to do the tunisian knit stitch, but I love your videos so much lol. I will definitely recommend this video to my crocheter friends! ❤️

@danitapia3410 3 года назад

is this an easy stitch to make sweater?

@daneckabargas6690 2 года назад

Your videos are my go to for learning new stitches. You thoroughly explain what you're doing and why. Thank you so much.

@lorrainehaase6107 3 года назад

Thank you, thank you, you are the only one that has actually explained and shown what and where to go on your tunsian knit stitch. I have recently bought some tunsian hooks and going to try out 'something' i don't know what as yet. I'm just started late last year how to crochet think i'm getting the hang of it but somethings are abit tricky as i'm left handed.

@nicolehamilton5775 6 месяцев назад

I’m so excited to try this stitch. You made it so simple to understand and really explain things in a clear concise and timely tutorial. Thank you for the short videos loaded with so much great information!

@mislady56 Год назад

WOW! I am new to your site & I simply love it! I’m not a beginner in this art. I do loom knitting & Swedish weaving. So, I’ve got boxes & trunks of yarn. Now, I’m lovin this knit stitch in Tunisian !!! I’ve got to learn this. You’ve done & you do gorgeous work. Thank you for your channel. Many blessings to you & yourfamily❤

@back2me08 2 года назад

Thank you for explaining this so well. Was trying this last night and got a little frustrated. The way you explain it, makes sense and easy to understand. Now I am confident I can do this. Again, thank you.

@leoneyjones5453 2 года назад

Thank you for explaining what you are doing in clear easy steps. I like crochet knitting takes a long time before you see the result bless you

@lydiahall7346 2 года назад

You are a FANTASTIC teacher! This was super easy to understand! I loved how you used the needle to go through the bars.

@bkegerise 2 месяца назад

Just ordered your book from Amazon. Looking forward to mastering Tunisian crochet. Love knit stitch but had a hard time with knitting.

@sharonbennett7725 3 года назад

You’re a great teacher. I could watch you crochet all day! Very therapeutic 🧶

@BenjaminVanderWal-s1n 7 месяцев назад

This is great! I knew there had to be an easier way than fumbling with 2 needles! Thank you so much for a great tutorial!

@bonniewise1683 Год назад

Excellent tutorial! I love how you took time to show the bars where the hook should go. So many tutorials don't really show it that well. It is especially nice for beginners 🤗

@TheCathe1221 2 года назад

Wow thank you so much. All this time i have been doing this wrong I was pulling the loop in between the stitches. Now it this i got it and can 't wait to finish my scarf.

@jensnell9252 Год назад

Excellent instructions! It was super helpful to have the last stitch on the end shown as you did. I couldn’t tell with the written instructions I have on where the last stitch goes and now it makes sense. Thank you,

@juliacoy-ybarra7953 2 года назад

Just found your channel wholesome searching for Tunisian crochet learning videos. You're a god sent..😃. I look forward to your others n more. Thanks.

@extremeviolet580 2 года назад

I was trying a different tutorial for a while struggling because it not only didn't look right and it didn't feel right. But this tutorial helped me so much! Thank you!!

@partyplanningcommittee1437 2 года назад

Excellent video, I watched this last night and started immediately. I've now got a 15 inch long piece (started with 30 st ch) loving it! May end up being a scarf 🧣 I've orders a cable hook so I can do a blanket with this stitch 🧶🪡 THANK YOU 🙏

@ShelleyGill5410 2 года назад

You are a fantastic instructor! Thank you for being so easy to learn from! Great camera angles and spot on instruction that is not easy to find in the vast internet. I have subscribed!

@Happen2Bme Год назад

Thank you for your simplification , it is clear and easy to follow .

@holiday-td6hx 3 года назад

Toni (sorry if I've spelled your name wrong. My SIL spells her name Tonne) You have a new EXCITED subscriber!!! I am watching your videos (even when I should be doing housework or something else. Hey, you only live once so do what you love, and if watching videos to learn something new from an awesome RU-vidr, I say, WHY NOT!) and I get so excited. I am going to try this again tomorrow (it's 11:30 pm right now) Again, I see a lot of new projects made by watching my new favorite RU-vidr! Thanks so much!

@nepsaginger 3 года назад

Your videos are sooo easy to follow. And the yarn color you chose for this along with your dark green nails helped even more!! Color combo for the win. 😆 Can’t wait to try this stitch.

@Madigracealine 5 месяцев назад

This is the best tutorial I have ever watched. You instruct very well and are thorough! Thank you !

@sandiswitzer201 2 года назад

You are a great teacher. Thank you for all your help.

@rachelherrick198 Год назад

You are a wonderful teacher! Finally found your videos and figured out the mistake I’ve been making!

@suzannegeddis5450 3 года назад

Thank you so much 💖. Your video tutorial is the best I have found to follow this stitch you are so clear with your instruction and demonstration .... I had almost given up with other videos until you told us to turn the work over WOW that made all the difference. Learning crochet stitches is sometimes like speaking a foreign language 🙈. You have made my day xo

@kathyk479 3 года назад

Your really the best lady to follow for the Tunisian crochet On RU-vid! Thank you! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

@cynisherrr4892 3 года назад

Thanks for explaining this so simple, it looks easier than I expected it to be

@maryperentou2052 10 месяцев назад

THANK YOU for the way you explain every thing and make it look so easy !!! thank you ❤❤❤👌

@meerakaushik2661 2 года назад

So good! I already know how to finger knit and two needles, but I have always wanted to learn croquet! Super clear the best tutorials I have seen!

@geripallija Год назад

Very clear and fun! You repeat the current actions that keeps one focused when a beginner!

@saymawa 3 года назад

thank you! just started learning tunisian crochet and this really helped me get my tension right.

@justcasey6292 Год назад

Awesome! BTW I love the dark green polish on your thumbs!

@rat.illicous Год назад

me as a crocher wanting to learn how to knit this is so useful and i am thanking u so much as i was able to do and i love the results❤❤❤❤❤❤

@gnomesteadfarms 2 года назад

You are my favorite Tunisian teacher. Keep them coming!

@najwaismail2122 8 месяцев назад

Love this tutorial!! Thank u for showing the spaces between the stitches very clearly !!! Helps a lott

@kathymazzola1200 Год назад

I just finished a cardigan with this stitch. So dense and warm!

@nicoles5569 2 года назад

You're an Excellent teacher! There's really no way to stress how good you are. Thank you for this video. It looks easier than I imagined.

@addy_animates484 2 года назад

This was an amazing tutorial! I like how you used a needle to show us where to go!

@dlflowers64 Год назад

Just found your channel after searching for an easy to understand tutorial, and you delivered! I received a Tunisian set for Christmas and excited to learn! TFS your talent

@sheilagadde5975 2 года назад

Thank you. I always wondered HOW to do this...I wasn't keen enough to figure it out. You are so kind to SHARE!!!

@anitagirani7890 2 года назад

At least this video I understood…you made it so simple for me and very explicit…ty

@janet5155 3 года назад

What a great instructor you are! You explain everything so clearly and along with all the hints, you make it very do-able. Thank you! Now I want to make that afghan.