Boho-Chic Vibes with Rustic Tunisian Crochet Curtains! | How to Crochet

[@ItsNotKnit]

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[@jencrochetingradtech5913]

“Feel-o-vision, but ppl would abuse that”. I’m dying rn😂😂

[@ItsNotKnit]

lol

[@billih5678]

This would look pretty covering a lampshade.

[@plants4thewin]

I want to make these for my van for quick privacy when having lunch at a rest stop. Nothing heavy..easy to pull over and put away when ready to get back on the road! Fun project!

[@Gottahandle]

In my long list of must do's , this is another ... might haffta juggle a few wips.

[@ЕленаЛипская-н8ч]

Какая же красота получилась!!!

[@melissajenkins9960]

A cardigan with this would be SO cute and pretty.

[@Melissa-eu3tb]

Watching this video has made me decide to learn the Tunisian stitch because I need these curtains! I just love them.

[@acolley2891]

This would be cute for a loose fitted, long summer skirt or dress! Kinda of boho country vibe

[@dianeboughan6840]

Oh my gosh I love these curtains, I blocked them and they are beautiful. Thanks again for sharing your art its very much appreciated ❤

[@roxanamcglinchey6613]

Wow, I love how awesome this looks and it's not difficult which is a bonus! Thank you Corinna 😊

[@liar.2390]

Oohhh finally I know what I want to do with that colourful gradient yarn I got last year - a loose cargigan :D

[@dianeboughan6840]

Oh my I want to make a lot of things ...my first time Tunisian crochet though it seems pretty easy. Thanks for sharing.

[@Pammy_Yolo]

Those are adorable! ❤️

[@ItsNotKnit]

Thank you! 😊

[@knot4frogging553]

I have what my grandmother called t- stoppers, crocheted round pieces that slid onto the afghan hooks to keep the long stitches on the hook, they ate really cool. They are single crochet circles, ten rounds, will hold upto 2in loops.❤

[@christinenolan1418]

I’m glad I found your second channel. I love Tunisian crochet. I need curtains in my kitchen. Thanks so much for the tutorial and review of Yarn Bee 44th Street yarn. 😊

[@ItsNotKnit]

Thank you so much :)

[@barbaracabrera207]

WOW!! Very pretty!! TFS! Austin TX USA

[@Hippieatheartxsoul]

I love it. Will be using it for curtains first but yes so many things can be made. Thanks for sharing and reminding me about Tunisian crochet. So simple and beautiful ❤❤🎉

[@ArtJunkie]

I love this what fun 😊

[@gracesamblanet]

I love tunisian. And I was looking for a valence to make. And I have some #3 yarn. However, I will have to practice pulling up a longer loop. It just isn't natural for me. lol. Thanks for the tip at the end of the elongated loops but I have discovered lots of uses for stitch markers and I will just mark it when I make it. I have found it is saving me lots of unanticipated creativity. I love the look of these curtains.

[@ItsNotKnit]

oh indeed! , st markers are a life saver :)

[@acolley2891]

😂"unanticipated creativity "

[@rosemarycreollo4326]

Very pretty and, as usual, you make it look so easy! Thanks for sharing!

[@ItsNotKnit]

thank you Rosemary :) , it really is easy , and i just love the result

[@ladytammy6886]

Oh my goodness, these remind me of curtains we had when I was a child. I loved them!! 😍

[@emilysanderson3497]

Wonderful video and beautiful curtains! Thank you!

[@kjctubestuff]

Ha! I'll bet anyone alive I in the 1970s has seen curtains very similar to these. ❤️ Tunisian has always been my favorite of all fiber arts - it can be quite addictive. 😉

[@ItsNotKnit]

they do look so retro! :)

[@romystumpy1197]

Yes,orange was a popular colour back then

[@emileegoodwin9222]

I love putting your videos on in the background while i work on my own projects, it's so soothing ☺

[@ItsNotKnit]

Thank you so much , Emilee

[@fiona36b]

Lovely work ❤

[@ItsNotKnit]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@Addicted2Yarn1]

Im new to your channel and i can't believe i hadn't found you before now. I've been crocheting for years and I've using KZbin for patterns and inspiration for the past couple of years now. I definitely need to have a go at these. Tunisian cricket is something ive not spent much time on but this pattern makes me want to start right away! Loving your other channel as well! 💜💜💜

[@ItsNotKnit]

Wonderful! thank you and welcome :)

[@libbylandscape3560]

This is the first video that clearly explained Tunisian, thank you! 🥰 I’ve done a Tunisian single or double instead of a chain to start out which I really liked, since working from a chain means the base of the project will be tighter than the rest, no matter how loose the chains are. On a side note, years & years ago I had a knitting machine and made curtains from white cotton with a loose stitch, they looked nice & I really liked them. Sadly they were either lost or damaged in a move.

[@ItsNotKnit]

Glad it was helpful! I had a similar experance, my youngest ( baby's first blanket" I made, he had until we moved out of state when he was 17, and now he cn't find it , he was heartbroken , it really sucks when that happens , so I can realte ! :)

[@Mymle]

A bit unrelated but I really like your bracelet, it’s exactly my kind of style. :) where did you get it ?

[@AudreyLother-rw5ft]

Hi, I wanted to use this pattern for my boat curtains. I have a couple of questions? Is there any way to do a decrease on one end to make a slanted side and also where does the rod fasten in for hanging?

[@elizacorbu5132]

This looks amazing. Wha5 type of yarn you used ?

[@ItsNotKnit]

I mentioned in the beginning of the video :)