Just like the cuff pattern, this belt may be able to work up on a regular crochet hook. Get the free pattern by Cann Crochet here – Tunisian Cuff Bracelet 3. Because it’s quite narrow you can attempt to make this on a regular (smooth) crochet hook and get a taste for how Tunisian Crochet stitches work. Tunisian Cuff BraceletĪ very easy crochet pattern that can be worked up in an evening with just some yarn scraps.

Get the free pattern here – Tunisian Crochet Washcloths 2. One of the most popular free crochet patterns on My Poppet, with clear step-by-step instructions for the basic Tunisian crochet stitch as well as how to make a starting row and casting off. If you are a newbie to Tunisian Crochet, start with this easy washcloth pattern. 9 Free Tunisian Crochet Patterns for Beginners 1. The level of technique explanation varies greatly from pattern to pattern, but there are great tutorials on Youtube and I’ll be posting a video soon that explains the basic techniques. There are even a couple of narrow patterns in there which can be crocheted with a regular crochet hook if you are just starting out and don’t have a Tunisian Crochet Hook yet. But don’t fret pet! I’ve rounded up some awesome quick and easy Free Tunisian Crochet Patterns that are perfect for beginners.Īll of these free Tunisian crochet patterns are based on squares or rectangles, worked flat, so there is no tricky shaping or working in-the-round required.

When you are learning Tunisian Crochet, working on patterns with increases, decreases, and shaping can get pretty confusing. It’s a great book which I highly recommend if you are starting out, and it’s my go-to reference for all things Tunisian Crochet. I’ve been itching to start a new Tunisian Crochet project after finishing this crochet blanket from the book Tunisian Crochet Workshop.

I enjoy Tunisian Crochet because even the basic stitches worked in alternating colours creates cool blended patterns. Each row is worked in two passes to create a textured cloth that has a woven effect. Instead of working on just one stitch at a time, like regular crochet, all the stitches in a row are held on an extended hook (or a cabled hook) similar to knitting stitches. Tunisian Crochet has some technique similarities to both regular crochet and knitting, but is actually quite different to both.

Are you a crocheter that wants to try something a little bit different? Well my friend, I have the perfect new craft for you – Tunisian Crochet.

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