Tunisian Crochet 101, absolute beginner 

I will come back here ☺ 2:15 kinds of stitches 3:34 kinds of hooks 7:29 tunisian simple stitch 19:21 tunisian knit stitch 22:24 pearl stitch 29:45 tunisian top loop stitch 35:57 tunisian full stitch 43:56 bind off

As a beginner Tunisian crocheter, your instruction videos are amazing. They are so clear and easy to follow. Looking forward to creating.

Excellent tutorial. Your speed was great, your repeats were great… Your pronunciation was great. Thank you. I’m in love with Tunisian crochet! I will look for your videos.

Awesome tutorial that I will definitely be coming back to for reference! Your instructions were very clear, your pace was perfect for working along, and your tips were incredibly helpful in order to make sure the stitches came out correctly. Thanks for a great video!

Very pretty! And love how you explain it! The pearl stitch is beautiful for a Tunisian stitch

Fabulous video! SO very excited for the upcoming projects❣️👏🤗

Great lesson I am self taught like most and appreciated the detail stitch marker is a must especially after settling it down and walk away !

Great tutorial! My first in Tunisian after 50+ yrs of knitting and crochet!

Excellent tutorial. Easy to follow and to understand. Thank you for sharing. Look forward to your future Tunisian project tutorials.

It was very interesting to watch your bind off method. I had never seen either of them. I have always used either the stitch of the pattern or a simple stitch bind off. I’m so glad I stopped by! Many thanks.

This was a very helpful beginner video, thank you so much!

Thank you for the stitch marker breakdown .it helped it makee since to me lol❤

Very very lucid. Explained very beautifully. Left no doubts. Thanks a ton.

Thank you, this really helped me. I am making scarfs for Christmas, I think I will make sample stitch scarf

Thank you for the great lesson on tunisian crocheting. This is my first-time on trying this. I've enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to the coming lessons.Thanks Again!!

Love your very clear explanation of each stitch!!

Thank you so much! I am a beginner in Tunisian crochet. It has helped so much!

THANK YOU for the EXCELLENT Tunisian Crochet 101tutorial! It was AWESOME! 💥☺️. I have admired this type of yarn art for a lon time an have wanted to know how to do it for years. But, although I've watched many, many videos, it just didn't click with mi until now! Your SUPERB teaching style - extremely precise explanations and expert demonstrations have come together for me and, NOW I get it! Seriously, I honestly don't know how anyone could misunderstand your instructions! Again, Thank You for this WONDERFUL tutorial and I'm VERY excited about starting a Tunesian Crochet project! I look forward to seeing more of your instructional videos! 😊😊😊

I have never heard of this crochet technique before. i used to crochet like ten years ago. I am excited to start again for a a hobby point of view. I am glad to find this great channel

This was wonderful. Thank you so much 😊

Thank you. I loved this tutorial. It is one of the best I have watched.

Excellent instruction!

A wonderful tutorial!! Thank you so much for taking the time to show how to do this. This is my first time and I’m really enjoying it, I’m finding the purl stitch a bit challenging, but I’ll get the hang of it. Looking forward to more tutorials, keep up the fantastic work, it is very much appreciated 😊

I loved your tutorial thank you so much. I’m a relatively new crocheter and have only started Tunisian crochet yesterday. I found it very difficult to find the back bump and thought it was imperative to do this so thank you for showing that you don’t need to 😘😘😘❤️🇬🇧

This is a very very good explanation. I"ve never done these stitches before and now I'm going to search for hooks.. this is something you just can't get with diagrams.. Accolades to you

Thanks for sharing I appreciate your tutorial

Thanks so much , I'll try it. ❤😊

Great video...very clear and easy to follow.

So very helpful! Thank you!

Thank you so much. I understand so much now

Excited! Always wanted to learn.

you are a great teacher

Thank you for great tutorials. I would emphasize counting stitches at the end of each row!

So glad that Tunisian is becoming more popular. I knit and crochet (though in general I prefer crochet) and really want to learn Tunisian and start mixing knit and crochet in one work. I treated myself to the Chiaogoo interchangeable needles and have my eye on the interchangeable hooks because they use the same cords and would be easier to switch between than “fixed” hooks. Love how versatile interchangeable sets are and that quality supplies cost a bit more initially but last a lifetime baring tragedy. Side note, for all beginners please spend the extra buck or two for metal or wood tools, acrylic breaks way too easily and will cause you a headache

You are an excellent teacher! Thank you and God bless you! 💕

Thanks❤

Longest tutorial I've ever made it through, and totally worth it! Thanks heaps!

This is a great tutorial. I taught myself how to do basic tunisian in high school 40 yrs ago and just found a lovely scarf pattern to make. I have a stitch dictionary that has 4 pages of tunisian stitches but I still needed to see it done. The dictionary has photos showing what are probably the basic stitches and then wording for more complicated? stitches; so, watching this helped a lot. You also answered several questions I had with regular crochet like coming to the end of a row: do you crochet a stitch and how do you know where to place it. This will make my pieces straighter now and not irregular on the edges. The Color Shift Tunisian Scarf is the pattern I'm working on. It is by Amy Minard which can be found on Ravelry. Thank you for this great tutorial. I'm saving it to come back to learn the stitches that are not in the scarf pattern.

Thank you for your time. I learned a lot. My favorite stitch, I think, is the Pearl stitch. I loved the look of all of the different stitches, but I had a hard time with the top loop stitch. Is there a way to make the stitches with more horizontal stretch, like for a sock or hat? When I started, I used a stitch marker on the last stitch after I did my chain One to help me find the Last stitch of each row.

Love it. Even that Enlish is not my first language, i do understand. 😄

The first hook is also sold as an Afghan hook at Hobby Lobby and Michaels

Tutorial is great, can you recommend a good book on tunisian crochet that i can but in the uk please, I really would like to do a womens thick jumper for winter for me, Thank you

Hello, I’m new to Tunisian crochet. It’s been a few years since you recorded this video, but I want you to know it was extremely informative and still relevant. Please let me know the next video(s) that combines two different stitches as you mentioned. RU-vid does not play your videos in order.

Very nice. Thank you. Ok 2020 : learn Tunisian crochet 👍 Excuse me I have a question....is it posible to knit the Tunisian Full stitch with a bias tilting? like a ribbon sown to a neckline on a blouse.... In Spanish we say “Tejer al bies”....”Cortar al bies”....”Coser al bies “ I need a rectangle that is tilting to the right and about 70 cm. Long X 45 cm. Wide

I've searched for a decent youtube tutorial on a Tunisian boomerang shawl, but only found some shorts, no help to me at all! I wonder if you might consider adding a tutorial for one that could incorporate sone of your beautiful Tunisian stitches? I'd happily pay for a pdf to go with a video😊

Hey!!plz share Tunisian shawl

I bought a set of 10 from Amazon for $15 like them a lot

If I purchase a tunisian hook with the plastic tube, won't I need 2 hooks of each size? Or do you just remove the hook and attach it to the other end when turning?

What would Tunisian stitch look like alternating kst, pst

If I want to make longer foundation stitch, does it mean I have to use longer crochet hook?

I have the general stitches down. My issue is I can’t seem to get the last stitch right. Help!

* Full stitch is not the knit stitch, It is similar to a stitch that I don't know the name of at the moment I forgot, but it looks like how twill or denim weave looks like a sideways brick stack. Tunisian knit stitch is In fact The 1 that looks like a typical sweater or the Jersey knit of your t-shirt. That's The 1 that also makes a very thick fabric.

Can you tell me why my Work Turner l’île thaïs at thé start

What stitch is the TBO

I'm just learning this stitch, WHY does my project keep CURLING UP????? Is my tension perhaps to right? Is this normal.??? I'm doing a scarf, so 28 stitches. Should be pretty easy. But it's curling.

Whenever I do Tunisian stich it folds frm down. It curls.

I have watched this video 5+ times and still make mistakes on the ends to start the next row. I have been working on a six foot wide afghan with double crochet stitches. So boring. I bought a four foot long Tunisian needle and want to convert from the old double crochet stitches to the Tunisian basic stitch. Surely it will be more fun. Suggestions?

Why is this named Tunisian? Where did this originate from? Tunisian Country? Thanks for free tutorials…

Do you have a beginner video of showing how to crochet in the round? Looking for one that’s clear and easy to see where and how the join in the round. Thanks

You should really start a new swatch for each tunisian stitch. Combining all in the same swatch is too confusing for me.

SO PLEASE SAY: ergonomic hooks don’t work for those who slip and have issues with regular hooks, due to injury and or arthritis, THANK YOU! I bought that expensive book of stitches without that clue! 😮😢

Is Tunisian crochet back always heavy and ugly?

Dang girl slow down and show us what you've done after you've done it you're letting it curl up and tossing it before we get to see it and yes I already know about slowing down the playback speed but some of us old ladies have three cataracts into eyes and we need to take a little bit longer to kind of look at it sideways a little bit from this way in that way to make sure we're seeing everything and you don't give us time. I subscribed giving you the benefit of the doubt to be my teacher for a few moments but I'm about to undo that cuz you're hacking me off

Can’t hear u at all!

I wonder why no one that is doing tutorials is starting with the TSC, the Tunisian Single Crochet… This stitch takes place as row 1a’s start right after you chain your length. The picking up of loops is NOT CALLED CASTING ON. It is called a Tunisian single crochet across the chain. I feel like if you are going to teach it, do it right from the beginning 🤷🏽‍♀️ If someone goes and finds a TC pattern, they will have to have the knowledge of READING THAT PATTERN. Example and true: The Crafty Crochetier has what she calls a “tutorial “ for her Carisma Shawl, it is TC. She starts off with a ch 3 and says “ skip the first chain and PULL UP A LOOP IN EACH OF THE NEXT TWO” That is okay, except she isn’t really doing a tutorial, she is making a tiny swatch. No measurements no row counting nothing that a tutorial should have. So to make this shawl I am FORCED to buy her pattern! In said pattern I bought, she says “ Make a ch of 3 skip the first ch. TSC in the remaining two stitches….” Me: WHAT IS TSC? 🧐🤨🤷🏽‍♀️ we need to use the right terms so pattern reading is consistent across the board. Just my 1 cent