5 Simple Stitches for Tunisian Crochet Beginners

5 gorgeous and simple stitch patterns for anyone trying out Tunisian Crochet!
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
1. Tunisian Mesh Stitch
2. Tunisian Knit Stitch
3. Diagonal Lattice Stitch
4. Tunisian Full Stitch
5. Honeycomb Stitch
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[@laboricuabonita1385]

For easier referencing: 1. Tunisian Mesh Stitch - 2:49 2. Tunisian Knit Stitch - 11:08 3. Diagonal Lattice Stitch - 21:28 4. Tunisian Full Stitch - 31:43 5. Honeycomb Stitch - 39:06

[@sarahowen56]

Thank you, this made things so much easier!

[@maryannmorgan5151]

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[@carriebrondyke3253]

Thank you!!

[@francesalexander1076]

This stitching really looks interesting, think I'm going to try this, wish me luck

[@francesalexander1076]

Forgot, hopefully I can make a blanket

[@SUNNIEYVONNEWILSON]

Toni you are a born teacher. You have excellent voice quality, you speak confidently, smooth, not choppy and rushed. You know your stuff and you have a unique way of explaining the intended lesson...thank you!

[@vivlee3840]

I so agree.

[@pattywhite8644]

Agree love this

[@mzarry]

Yes she actually helped! I just watched 5 mins of another lady just showing what she did didn't teach it was so fustrating 😂 she made me feel so much better

[@sueroork8452]

I agree completely!

[@deliciagittens8630]

Yes she is, she is awesome and she makes crochet fun and exciting......but I would like to know, does the weight of the yarn matters, if so, what weight of yarn can be use?

[@chrystalturlington]

I am a crocheter of 30 + years and this style of crocheting has stumped me for about 2 years now until I came upon your video Toni you are awesome I finally got it and look forward to doing the other Tunisian patterns. You are a awesome teacher.😊

[@alyceburns7165]

I stopped crocheting about 25 years ago (I’m 70 now) because 1 i made afghans for every living family member and 2 I moved to Florida where it was too hot to crochet. I was looking for something small to make, to avoid it being too hot. And I found you!!! WOW, crocheting sure has changed since my younger days and I think the obsession has returned. You’re making it FUN again. Thank you so much for your videos.

[@jennyprorock]

I've watched many crochet channels..you're the only one i can actually grasp what theyre doing and saying at the same time. You dont go too fast, speak clearly and just make sense. Great teacher. . I learned how to crochet from my friends mom in the early 90s but hadnt done it in nearly 3 decades. Now im halfway finished with a full sized Tunisian crochet blanket thanks to you. So...Thank you. Youre awesome

[@jasonhayward1530]

Same here, I tend to need a pretty specific style of teaching in order for any lesson to be healpful to me. Toni has the MOJO in that aspect forsure

[@roseannseiple8111]

Thank you for being such a wonderful teacher. At my age (79) I am always looking for new skills to learn in the hope that a busy brain is a happy brain. You have given me the gift of using my hands and brain to make beautiful fabric. I have always been a knitter but lately I have turned away from knitting, A mistake once found means removing rows of work to correct the oops. With the Tunisian crochet working back is much easier, pull out a few rows and your stitches are easier to retrieve. Thanks again, the good Lord as sent me an Angel.

[@sherricuthbert479]

WOW! My favorite crochet narrator - "Mikey" - finally has competition in my book! You speak so clearly, go at a good pace for experienced and new Tunisian crocheters, and have a very pleasant voice and manner. Thank you SO MUCH for your "extra" efforts (reminders on # of stitches, nails, great camera angle and clarity, color choices, etc.) to make this an outstanding video. I need to go look up more of your videos now,. LOL

[@shireenmahomed1534]

My favourite as well please do more

[@Learning2luvME]

Omg! I thought the same thing. Mikey has taught me for several years now, and I love his crochet alongs. But Toni has taken his place for a moment with all her great videos. Mikey will always be my no.1 but Ms. Toni is No.1a 😆 I have lost sleep for the pass couple of nights just viewing (not even crocheting) her awesome videos. Happy crocheting! 😊

[@elizabethhinchee9920]

Oh I agree! I love Mikey, but Toni is just as great. I love her voice and her pace. Thank you Toni!

[@marigeobrien]

I agree, as well. I love Mikey. He is wonderful. But Toni is ALSO great! She is good at narrating her work and, like Mikey, she EXPLAINS the overall concept of each stitch. That is so important to me-- I need to understand why I'm doing what I'm doing, i.e., that this will become that as you work it. She's also great at giving pointers and tips. She's my Tunisian Crochet Guru! Keep it up, Toni! You go, girl!

[@sharonbaillif2026]

Ditto!!!

[@sherryrowlett7345]

I like the way you did this video . you didn't move to fast as I'm a beginner. Thanks for sharing.

[@debrastewart967]

Toni, thank you for this great video. You are a great teacher. I am handicapped. I have no fine motor skills on my right hand due to a stroke. I can still crochet, but I had to change the process to make it possible with my right hand. I still right handed crochet, but I make my left hand do all the work while my right hand simply holds the hook still in my fist. I have been thinking about trying Tunisian crochet and just bought a set of hooks. I didn't know about the Tunisian knit stitch. It is beautiful and looks like knitting. I am going to go back and watch your videos to learn the basics and different stitches. I am then going to make some scarfs with the Tunisian knit stitch. I want to make some wash clothes also, but will not be able to do the honeycomb stitch after all. I made many afghans over the years, but now I prefer smaller projects that are easier to complete. I no longer have the speed I used to have.

[@Truthlover4U]

Wow, I am so thankful that I found your channel. I think that the Almighty Father lead me to this type of crocheting. It is just what I needed at the perfect time. He's always on time! Also, I like your style of teaching and you are good at your craft. Good work! I just clicked the bell so that I can get all of your uploads. Thank you!

[@jeannieeaton8429]

All I can say is fabulous. I’m new to using the Tunisian needles and thought I could never do it. You made it easy for me to understand.

[@tamilouduplechin7927]

Beautiful!!!! Boy, that honeycomb stitch requires focus! Lolol

[@lindastarr5782]

The lady speaking during this tutorial is great. She takes her time and explains each step clearly. I want to learn more about Tunisian Crocheting. Please make more videos

[@normabarrett1951]

Linda Starr This lady is an excellent teacher

[@lucygrooms5383]

I like that she speaks clearly and shows each stitch in detail. She goes at a slow enough pace so it is easy to follow. Good job

[@findingmyway3492]

Toni, Thank you so much for your easy explanations of these stitches! I have a Tunisian crochet dictionary - which I love because it shows all the beautiful stitches - but it is lacking in the detailed step by step instructions. I am so grateful for your channel! I did get your book, " The Tunisian Crochet Handbook" and am excited to try the projects! For now, I am practicing the stitches and my tension (which is much more challenging for me to maintain with Tunision crochet!) I'm making soap sacks for charity - a multiple advantage of helping others, practicing stiches and tension, and trying out different cotton/cotton blend yarns. Thank you, again. I have learned so much from you!

[@aislinngraves4291]

Does anyone ( besides me ) ever think about the folks who first came up with these wonderful stitches? They must have been incredibly skilled and adventurous. :D

[@kcicinelli801]

Although I've been crocheting for 30 years I am always trying to expand my knowledge so I find myself watching a LOT of KZbin videos and reading tons of books. That said, hands down, you are the best teacher I've found. Interesting content, easy to understand, pleasant voice, and simple instructions. Thank you!

[@eleanorgreenwood9602]

You really are an incredibly gifted teacher - there's no-one like you!

[@user-tq6ms4mk9x]

These stitches are so beautiful and explained very clearly. These different stitches together can make a beautiful blanket or scarf. Thank You so much for sharing this tutorial.🌹

[@bethgrindle4788]

This is my very favorite go to tuturialist (maybe not a word) but describes her teaching perfectly. I love to watch her tutorials over and over again. I have recommended her to my friends when they want to learn a new stitch. Thank you for helping us all create beautiful things.

[@mysweettlife]

In case someone hasn't told you, your smile makes me feel joy. You look so happy. Thanks for spreading the joy.

[@amyd7569]

Just found this video and...WOW....you are an excellent instructor. Have done traditional crochet for years but never had the tolerance to knit. Tunisian crochet seemed somewhere in the middle and you made it very easy to learn. Even the pearl stitch!

[@leslieandrew8236]

I agree. Toni's voice is perfect. It is calming and reassuring. I'm very excited to be beginning Tunisian stitching.

[@beemalvi3547]

Also confident!

[@gonkquin]

Well Toni… haven’t you just become my new crochet goddess tonight!! Just sat and watched 2 videos, and learnt how to Tunisian crochet along with you! I now have a long swatch with 6 different stitches on it… v impressed!! Shall be making my first Tunisian baby blanket with honeycomb I think??!! You’re a marvel and a star. Thank you. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@TLYarnCrafts]

YayyyY! I love hearing this. Keep it up! You'll be a pro in no time :-)

[@theresahartman7465]

According to Wikipedia, “Gobelin stitch is a slanting stitch used in needlepoint. Gobelin stitch takes its name from its resemblance to the texture of woven tapestries produced by the famous French factory at Gobelins.” And there you have it!

[@sandelehfrancis9977]

And there is a spelling difference between Gobelin and goblin. So the stitch is pronounced go-be-lin.

[@luciarel8131]

Thank you for explaining all these stitches so clearly. I'm thrilled that I was able to follow along easily and pick it up quickly, even though I was a bit intimidated at the start of the video. You're a great teacher!

[@deniselevesque5933]

Vous êtes extraordinaire pour nous enseigner et vous donnez de l’amour pour le crochet tunisien. Merci! Et vous êtes facile à comprendre en anglais. Merci ❤

[@catherinewilson1079]

You’re a great teacher! I’m understanding on the first view. Thank you!

[@marilyn1228]

I love your channel, there's not enough Tunisian crochet tutorials. You're a very good teacher, thank you!

[@dorothyyanke7973]

love these videos...i play at .75 speed and it really helps me learn and watch the stiches

[@susanrossouw847]

Thank you. I only found your page now and I am só greatful that I can learn from you. I love Tunisian, it is my calling but learning was a worry until now.

[@emma-victoria933]

I'm a new viewer, and itching to practice tomorrow when little at school. I'm from the UK and and loving how you explain things

[@Capyrate]

I absolutely love your tutorials. Not only are your patterns delightful, but the instructions are clear and easy to follow with no loud parasitic music to distract us. I'm a fairly experienced crocheter and do well with more complicated patterns, as long as I'm working rounds or lace. I've been crocheting for more than 15 years now, but I could never manage to learn how to crochet straight or regular edges for more than twenty rows. 😂 I want to learn Tunisian crochet because the multitude of patterns is absolutely intriguing. But somehow, every time I tried it, the way of crocheting makes it so I don't stupidly add or miss stitches and end up with an ugly trapezoid instead of a square. I'll try following your tutorials and make blankets for my cats or something, see how it turns out. :D Thank you for being such a great instructor! Your videos are always very inspiring ❤

[@susanmatthews2636]

I have recently taken to Tunisian crochet again after 40 years! Done a LOT of both knitting and crochet. Picking up the Afghan hook (I was taught it as Afthan crochet with hooks of the same name) is a delightful, yet a bit cumbersom to get used to since I do not Knife hold my crochet hook. Thank you for such wonderful videos I have been perusing the last couple of days. Your calm, delightful teaching method is absolutely wonderful! I am working on a sampler blanket as I write this!

[@janlovell809]

What a wonderful gift God gave you. Thanks for cooperating!

[@jomackenzie5850]

Toni, you are by far the best at crochet tutorials yet. You explain things so perfectly; you make it so easy to follow. Thank you for doing these! It's brought back my love for crochet!

[@annwickham4332]

I think my favorite of these stitches is the honeycomb stitch . Thank you so much, I really want to try tunisian crochet and the honeycomb is going to be part of that

[@cherylapperley3143]

Thank you for explaining so clearly. Your voice is relaxing to listen to, and your enthusiasm is fun. Looking forward to learning from your other videos.

[@anjiid8522]

I always felt intimidated by tunisian crochet but watching your video is showing me what ive missed out on. Thank you for making it look extremely doable.

[@LemonScentedSharpie]

During the recent cold snap I decided to sit down and learn tunisian crochet and I'm so so glad you did this series. You make these so accessible!

[@jewelrussell8288]

Hello Toni, thank you for your channel. You are a born teacher and you have lead me to try different crochet stitches, however, the Tunisian stitch is my favourite. Thank you and greetings from Australia

[@beckyo3876]

I usually can't stand watching tutorials but I was so impressed with your video. It was so clear, easy to follow and easy to see. Thank you.

[@chandradutt7115]

Thanks ma’am number one teacher lts Gods love you r sharing with others bless you have a blessed day love from Australia

[@stephkrunic3884]

Thank you for wonderful demonstration of these stitches. Tunisian crochet is no longer a mystery!!! I've now got hooks AND a teacher. Thank you.

[@cmandarano]

Amazing job! You have a gift for teaching and a soothing voice for those of us out here who are beginners. Thank you, so easy to follow!

[@daniherrera4151]

Thks for this tutorial. I love crochet but the knitting has a nice gauge. With your tutorials I understood what is about the Tunisian crochet and now I keep a crochet hook in my hand with a beautiful knitting look!!! Thks a lot!

[@mariakristinahawl1640]

one of the BEST tutorials ever. please do more!!!

[@carmenmcallister5222]

I've been crocheting since I was 5 years old....39 years ago. I've never tried Tunisian Crochet and I'M SO EXCITED!!!!!! Your tutorials are just amazing, you have a gift of teaching! Thank you so much :)

[@kristieanyabwile3929]

Congrats! I literally just discovered your channel last night, and wanted to help get you to 500K! I'm glad you made it before 2023 🙂

[@angiekinsey5949]

Absolutely the best teacher of Tunisian Crochet on the web!!

[@yvonnehughes3036]

I am making comments as I am watching so I don't forget what I want to say! The knit stitch is so lovely and don't have to wory about dropping all your stitches if the cat gets it! One hook, not two or more needles lol as long as you finish for the night with one loop you are good without losing anything. I usually take a break from my project buy making a long chain that I can undo when ready to start again!

[@glendagiron3529]

Wow I'm learning so much with this video she is a really teacher I always want to learn tunisian stitch ....thank you

[@beverlyrobertson2547]

I agree with others that you are a wonderful teacher. Thank you for the clear, concise instructions. I never cease to be amazed at how different stitches are created. I mean, who thought this up? Who was the original creator? The trial and error that must have gone in to creating original stitches for all needle crafts! I’m so grateful to all those who have gone before us, who make our lives easier and more beautiful.

[@msjollymolly51]

This instructor is MARVELOUS! She goes at a perfect pace to try something brand new. Her voice is so soothing and the techniques are clearly explained. Keep it up, I would love to see more!

[@deliarivera7773]

Toni, You are an amazing instructor of what looks to me as very complicated patterns. You show them with such patience, softness of voice, and encouragement. I followed you in 2 of 5 of your Tunisian stitches, and did pretty well. Need more practice 😊

[@joannosier995]

Thank you for being super educational but not making me stupid! You are so easy to follow and I have never seen the Tunisian way of crochet!

[@lynnjaynes3452]

Soft voice. Not shrill and grating like some . Really liked the tutorial on Tunisian crochet.

[@lynnjaynes3452]

Loved the lattice stitch !!!!!!

[@deededeeken1931]

This is such a clear tutorial both visually and audibly. You have made sense of gobbildgoop for me. Hadn’t even heard of Tunisian crochet till my hubby asked for a sweater that uses it. Many thanks

[@maxinebracey9176]

Brilliant, fabulous, excellent, magnificent tutorial. You are just so good at this!😊

[@sharipowellpasay9497]

Worked on what I learned from your video. Got the Tunisian simple and mesh down thanks to you.

[@knit4peace434]

You are an amazing crochet teacher. Period! I send people to you to learn because you use enough words but not more than enough. Your instructions and camera work are CLEAR. Thank you, thank you for clear instructions and gentle encouragement!!

[@sylviachown2971]

Thank you so much for helping a knitter of fourty years, finaly learn how to crochet. Your tutorals are clear and so are your insturctions. Thank you.

[@TLYarnCrafts]

I'm so glad I could help. Keep up with it! Tunisian crochet is so fun.

[@write2judie]

I love your videos. I appreciate how clearly you explain everything. It's like having you sit next to me on the couch while I learn.

[@rosellahensley6517]

Toni You are such a good teacher. I have learned the honeycomb stitch and is such a pretty stitch also.

[@darciwolovich6192]

I am just learning tunisian crochet and have found Toni to be simple to follow. you have made my learning journey so much more enjoyable.

[@binbin9196]

I’m just waiting for my Tunisian hooks to come so I can start practicing. So excited.

[@ambertelle7012]

I watched this video to find out how to finish in the round rows and how to change colors on these projects. Besides learning these things, I got a lot more valuable information. My grandmother taught me how to do a chain stitch when I was 8 years old or so. Therefore, since I have started crocheting again almost 50 years later I am self or KZbin taught, haha! I agree with Sherri that your clear speaking, good pace and thorough explanation are A++. Thank you, I will be watching this video again to refresh my memory on your tips.

[@sandieyeomans9741]

Such a good teacher, thank you ♥️♥️♥️👵🏼

[@metalbirdnerd2131]

Everything that I’ve ever struggled to learn with crochet magically clicks for me when I learn it from you! You are such an amazing teacher

[@reginamassella7801]

Toni is an excellent teacher,

[@noreenwashington984]

Tony you are the absolute best! Thank you so much for your tutorials. ❤️

[@virtualadmonisher6844]

Great work in this video. You are a great teacher. Right pace. Effective repetition for learning. Really good stuff. -49 year old guy with family history of crafting

[@maryharvey9118]

Love that you show different tunisian stitches together. It easier to decided which one I want to do. Thank you so much.

[@emilyjames1750]

Your voice is so comforting, you’re such an amazing person, you made this so simple and easy for me to understand (and many others) you’re amazing thank you for doing these videos!❤

[@emilyjames1750]

You really said “we will all just have to deal with it “😂 I felt that being a crocheter!

[@lexxonly1]

Like the happy music in the background, and the video is very clear and perfectly edited! Keep up the good work!

[@DeLivresEtDeCrochets]

Tutorial so easy to follow ! Thanks a lot, after giving it a try on a sample like you are showing with my little classic crochet, l’m convinced I will invested in a one with cable to crochet a baby blanket for my best friend 🎉

[@susanmurphy4085]

Just beginning Tunisian crochet. Love your videos!!

[@jolochner]

The stitches look harder to do than they actually are to make. Thanks for making these stitches easy to follow, great teacher and voice. Thanks!

[@Robin31716]

Thank You for your great teaching method love this. Just started my Tunisian crochet journey. Been crocheting for 52 years.

[@yvonnehughes3036]

woven stitch. I am getting more and more excited to make these blanket squares! Just a foot note, it's to each his or her own! I have seen men here!!!!!!!

[@mystystorm1496]

You are the best instructor on tunisian crochet that I have ever found on the net. Thank you for all your videos! I've found that using a 10mm hook and a loose tension I get very little if any curl using a worsted weight yarn. That I learned from many mistakes and frustrating curling pieces.

[@surinamdesign7577]

Hi Toni, I would like to thank you for teaching us Tunisian Crochet. I'm a beginner for Tunisian Crochet but normal crochet done for years . I used to think Tunisian Crochet hard but it's not , they cool stitches.

[@mariagerber6209]

I agree. I watched many tutorials but something about your videos make me remember without referring back continuously

[@BB-116]

I've only just started with Tunisian crochet and you have made it SO EASY to work out. Thank you!

[@missrayray9866]

You are THE BEST teacher!!!!! 💙

[@maryksullivangreenlee8885]

OK, I'm late on the uptake here, Toni. I thoroughly enjoyed your tutorial. I plan on turning out some awesome fabrics. I love learning new things and these stitches are the BOMB!

[@angelahopson9604]

Thank you so much for such wonderful tutorials. I'm a beginner just learning how to do these awesome stitches. I've already placed an order for the tuninsian hooks. But while I wait I can actually fit enough stitches for the weave stitch on a standard crochet needle. So I can work on a scarf while waiting on my new needles. I'm totally excited now. Thank you so much

[@annlyon6524]

Thank you for the tutorials. Its been 30 years since I did Tunisian crochet. Its coming back to me. Your nails are beautiful.

[@patgiesler1553]

I have been wanting to learn how to do the Tunisian stitch for a while now so I am so excited to have found your videos. You explain things really well. I just ordered my hooks. I can't wait.

[@maureenelliott7850]

I learned Tunisian simple stitch several years ago but then lost interest. Recently, at the age of 75 I found your video and my interest picked up immediately. You are a calm, patient teacher with mesmerising hands. Thank you.

[@KiNg-yb9tp]

Best Teacher you are Maam 🥰😘

[@susandavis6132]

I had bought books on Tunisian crochet but didn't understand them. I was so pleased to find you. I now know how so I rarely crochets anymore or knit since I can now do both in just one easy pass. thank u, thank u , thank u. keep up the good work. you r a very good teacher.

[@IAMdevilwomen]

with a TBI I LOVE how slow you explain each stitch, thank you! now I want to go buy a tunisian crochet cook and try these stitches, I HAD a hook but when I tried before I kept messing up and gave up and put it somewhere in my apt lmao now I can't find where I put it where I wouldn't lose it...I have a upcoming almost 18 hour flight in September of this year, for a total of around 36 hours total for there and back, you have given me something to do while up in the air, plus your voice is so calming which I also love, as I suffer from severe anxiety....also with ADHD and Bi-Polar, it's hard for me to learn new things with a TBI too, but with the way you slowly explain each stitch, gives me enough confidence to once again try and this time I think I can get it right!, I will be saving this video to my favorites and to my watch again later, files on my channel....thanks once again

[@samanthafetting6882]

Love, Love, Love how you teach!! I've been crocheting for 32 years and I have learned Tunisian from you!!! Thank you so much!

[@deniseleraaen9733]

I’m so glad I found your channel, I’ve been crocheting and knitting for about 25 years and my husband bought me Tunisian crochet needles for Christmas so I get to learn that now.

[@priscillaperry6463]

Took me about 5 hours to get through this video, but it was 5 hours well spent! Lol I learned how to knit first, but the Tunisian crochet may have just converted me!!! It's kinda like the best of both worlds, the way the yarn is gathered on your hook. And learning to hold the yarn in my left hand, as well as learning to purl while crocheting has actually helped me learn the continental knitting style which is much faster! So glad I found Toni, she's the best teacher for sure!

[@Lindamaine]

Clearest tutorial I've ever seen, no time wasted, beautiful visually and lovely to listen to. Brava and thank you!

[@dennismcullison8324]

Can I just say, you are a Queen! 👑 Thank you so much for this. Your very clear in these videos and I keep using them as reference. Thank you for taking time to do this for others. Just perfect 👌

[@KatEyze1015]

Sooo happy I clicked on this video!! The basic Tunisian stitch is my favorite stitch and now I've learned all of these!!! I'm also a knitter so I am completely blown away with the T-knit stitch!!

[@JesJanRho]

Ten minutes in and you are by FAR my favorite/best video for my search yet. Patient, detailed, easy to watch/hear/understand. From my heart, thank you! I'll be back to you!

[@ldlee2067]

Tunisian crochet is so much easier than regular crochet in language and movement. I love that one of the stitches look like a stockinette stitch in knitting. Several years ago, I crocheted a fingerless pair of gloves. It turned out so well that I didn't want to give it away. I promised and finally gave them away sadly. My friend loved the gift, but perhaps, didn't realize how much love I gave them. Thanks for this second refresher video---I might crochet my queen-size blanket in the honey-comb Tunisian stitch! I might do it in squares and stitch them together for project management reasons.