CROCHET Tunisian Textured Rib Stitch - Stitch of the Week - One Row Repeat.

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This is a beautiful Tunisian Stitch pattern with a one row repeat. Rows 1and 2 are the base rows and row 3 will be your repeat row.
Let me walk you step by step on how to make this stitch.
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[@kassadingdong]

another person who carries their yarn on their middle finger!!!!! i’ve never seen anyone else do this, i thought i was the only one!!!!!! thank you for validating that i am not a crazy person

[@MLou66]

I also hold my yarn on my middle finger. Very rare to see these days in videos. But I guess it comes from learning to crochet at 8 years old in the 70's...lol.

[@charlottekeith7234]

I love Tunisian crochet, and I love this stitch, my swatch will go into a Tunisian sampler afghan. Thank you for the new stitch.

[@danielledunavant3146]

How interesting! I think i'm going to need longer crochet hooks! lol Beautiful

[@priscillaparillo6917]

Glenda, You have an excellent Tunisian stitch pattern library combined with tutorials, and that is such a bonus for beginners such as myself. I hope to try and learn a few stitches this year, and also find just the right variety of afghan and Tunisian hooks without breaking my budget. You have a unique collection of hooks, and i have viewed some of your amazing Tunisian and cross stitch projects over your crafting history, and I am in awe. You continue to inspire us every day. Thank you for your wonderful channel presentations.

[@picnicphoto]

One of the least expensive ways to have both many sizes and lengths might be to buy an interchangeable Tunisian hook set--there are some that are less expensive and would give you a wider variety.

[@loisdull2428]

Thank you

[@loisdull2428]

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[@rajulshah1357]

Thanks for this beautiful pattern🙏🏾. I would like to learn how to stop the curling of the edges when I do my Tunisian work!! Thanks for all your patterns and your help.

[@sallyAS4419]

The curling gets a little better with a larger hook & looser stitch. You cannot get rid of it completely unless you alternate with a reverse stitch (from the back), such as a reverse knit stitch.

[@EvieO1950]

What a beautiful Tunisian stitch. Love Tunisian!! 🧶💕🧶

[@donna970]

I'm so glad you did the video for this stitch. It is very pretty. Thank you.

[@edwardbambico7490]

I’ve been wanting to learn Tunisian crochet. Thanks

[@elkemeierbullock9678]

wow, this will take me some time to learn this Stitch, I MUST BY ME A LONGER HOOK FOR THIS

[@candygrubisic]

There are so many Tunisian ones I like that can create really pretty patterns. This one is no exception.

[@410cmiller]

Thank you for the tunisian tutorial and showing it in the different hook sizes. I have wanted to learn tunisian crochet for a long time, I think this is the year to learn. Thank you again Glenda for all you do.

[@deborahb2lil2latemashburn]

Oh, what great timing! I just attempted my first Tunisian crochet night before last and fell in love with the look and the easy of doing it even though I was using a regular Bates needle just to see if Icould do it. I made a lovely washcloth ( may be just a tad small, but with a short needle I did what I could). So guess what, I ordered a set of Tunisian needles on Amazon and am so excited for them to get here. I will be rewatching when my supplies arrive, thanks Glenda! God bless, be safe and stay well! (GREAT TIMING!)

[@liap1293]

Fascinating stitch! Someone gave me a long hook like that but never knew how to use it. Thank you for this wonderful instruction on Tunisian crochet, Glenda. And, thank you for these stitch of the week videos.

[@ki-rort]

Thank you so much for another Tunisian Stitch. It is just beautiful! Can’t wait to try it.

[@judithkirk5515]

The Tunisian stitches are beautiful but sometimes confusing. I like the pastel sample the best, Thank You Glenda for imparting your knowledge.

[@vanetzamenjivar6851]

Thank you for the tutorial this is amazing you are a amazing Teacher . God bless you and your family

[@pamelashearer5000]

I love them all but I really love how that landscape yarn worked up.... now I know what I'm going to do with all that landscape yarn I have.....i think I'm going to use this Tunisian stitch but work out a pattern for a sweater. Thanks for the idea Glenda! You're awesome....I love when you show us different types and colors of yarn worked up in different stitches. Then I Don't have to do it and frog. And when I see it worked up, so many ideas pop into my head🥰

[@shielasmith9583]

Love the baby color yarn I've never used Premier that I know of but definitely love tunisian Stitch never dabbled in it but I intend to now thank you for the tutorial

[@loriproffitt208]

I love the look of this stitch. It is on my to do list when I get the numerous projects done. Thank you for showing us all this beautiful stitch.

[@carolrudge4379]

Thank you for the amazing tutorials,they are so easy to follow, not to mention beautiful,and I love how you show 3 swatches.❤️

[@ambisherman6125]

I just Learned to do the simple Tunisian stitch. Now I have to learn this one.😊

[@rhondawingate7099]

Thank you for teaching this stitch, I love the Tunisian Stitch

[@monicabaker5456]

Never tried Tunisian stitch before. Looks very interesting. Very pretty!

[@brbrben7781]

Love the stitch, but it is gorgeous on the larger hook with LB Landscapes. I have tried Tunisian crochet, but am all fingers and thumbs with it 😆 I will hopefully master it one day, thanks for the tutorial x

[@louloustreasuretrove2122]

Such a beautiful Tunisian stitch pattern. Beautiful yarn colors as well. Thanks for sharing Glenda. Hope everyone has a Safe and Happy rest of your week!

[@doloresarruda7751]

You are such a wonderful teacher, thank you for the very nice videos your putting out 😃

[@junelittle5748]

I love this stitch. I have the hooks but have never done any crochet like this. I have to dig them out and try this. Thanks for the clear tutorial.

[@denisebrooks8309]

Glenda I really love watching your teaching videos! I am trying so hard to learn Tunisian crochet and watching how you teach it gives me hope that I will do it one day!

[@cindyterry347]

Glenda, thank you so much for this tutorial. Like some of the other women I've wanted to learn the stitch for some time because I think it's beautiful and as soon as I complete the project I have on hand I'm going to give it a whirl. Have a great day

[@kimwilliamson4652]

Oh Glenda, this is a wonderful stitch!! I just love it. Thank you for this free pattern, and for a great tutorial. You are always such a patient teacher. Thank you so much!!

[@lesliebowles3649]

Love to watch your tutorials. You are so methodical and easy to follow. Well done! I like to try a sample even if I’m not making anything. I am a new self taught crocheter - with a lot of help from you!

[@MsJackieLee1]

what is white for you is gray for me. If I give something away and I don't know which color the person prefers, gray is always good - regardless of whether it's a scarf, hat or doily. I recently made a scarf with Tunisian needles, it turned out great, very soft. I like it very much, will definitely do something in this style again.

[@miriamjenkins3560]

I have tried tunisian i like it. The 3rd one is beautiful

[@deborahrichardson1842]

Beautiful stitch! I'll save it for a rainy day to have focus time to try it. Thank you so much for sharing these stitch lessons!

[@DebraWomack]

Thank you for another fantastic stitch tutorial! The larger size in the landscape yarn is 😍😍😍😍

[@carleenpoppe3519]

I like the Tunisian stitch. Made a baby blanket.

[@RosaMaria-ti3ql]

so beutiful

[@licedmendez6654]

You are amazing and want to thank you for the tutorials. I now intend to master this beautiful stitch

[@frozenstone1787]

Thank you this stitch is beautiful. (The larger hook).❣🙃

[@brendascuccimarri8138]

Perfect timing. I just got some Tunisian hooks. This will be great to try . Thank you for the tutorial

[@judylake8464]

I always found the Tunisian stitch to be very boring, but this rib stitch keeps things interesting. Thanks, Glenda, for this tutorial.

[@nancy28352]

Your instructions are perfect! Thank you!

[@Sar10Isr]

Very pretty stitch, thank you for the very clear tutorial.

[@infinitelyzero]

❤ beautiful!! Thanks so much!! I love tunisian😊

[@geetadeshmukh8914]

This is so beautiful! Thankyou for sharing. 😊❤️

[@brenda-leedupuis2012]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! What a beautiful pattern! I really enjoyed learning how to use this new stitch and plan to use it in the near future on something! I'm thinking a wrap. I just have to get a long enough hook first 😍❤🤗 I appreciate your patience too Glenda😍 thank you again 🙏

[@carlathibodaux4897]

Interesting stitch, I would try this on a project. Thanks Happy Crocheting!

[@amyexo]

Thanks for including some tunisian crochet! I haven’t done a lot, but I found the long hooks unconfortable to use. I got corded hooks and use shorter cords and love them! I might try this stitch for a hat if I can work out the decrease rows. A baby blanket would be beautiful as well.

[@vickismallwood2082]

Thank you for sharing this stitch.

[@teresaharp]

Thanks Glenda! Beautiful!

[@ymanajohnson585]

Very pretty finished and interesting to work. Thank you.

[@dianneapgar9974]

Hi! It's another great day. Love this stitch. Have to get me a needle like yours. Have a happy day. God bless.

[@yvonnefonseca922]

Wow that is so confusing 😆 I'm watching the video while working. I need to get some of those hooks so I can learn this maybe doing it won't confuse me. 😆

[@gabby4509]

Thank you for sharing

[@crochazyrose3023]

Love this Tunisian crochet. I need to purchased hooks with extensions though. I have the hooks but not long enough but longer than regular crochet hooks. Thanks for sharing , GMA!

[@MariaTorres-kz1pl]

Very beautiful and intricate work 💖

[@beckysteinmiller338]

Excellent tutorial! Lovely work, thank you!

[@pattibleau622]

It’s beautiful!! Haven’t done this type of crochet. Going to give it a try.. thank you!!! ❤️❤️

[@dsburd8944]

Lovely pattern. Thank you so much. Can't wait to try.

[@trenarash9057]

That was beautiful! Thanks for sharing! Hey from Hiddenite North Carolina!!💜💚

[@queenbeesbabiesnstuff312]

This is a beautiful stich, Glenda. I would love to try it. It would make a gorgeous baby blanket

[@pamelatheobald337]

The pattern is beautiful. How many stitch videos do you have? I dont know how you remember then all. You are awesome.

[@aimee4889]

TY such a beautiful pattern.love Tunisian crochet. Just ordered some new hooks to,😁

[@marielucas9186]

You make this look so easy I have been trying this technique but I think it takes practice to nail it however I am not giving up. I am going to keep after it until I can do it

[@mihaelazen5909]

Superb model! Mulțumesc mult!🙏🙏🙏🇷🇴👍👍👍💐💐💐

[@ginniegirard6748]

❤❤❤❤ the white

[@pauladaracunas]

Ty just got into this type of crochet so thank you

[@drswirlycrocker]

very pretty, love the colors

[@michelleconey3627]

Thanks so much!! I can't wait to try this.

[@bethmartin6252]

I can't wait to try this. I have the hooks but haven't tried

[@Buttacupz32]

Absolutely beautiful 😍

[@lindaimpola1474]

Beautiful pattern... Haven't tried my hand at the Tunisian style yet..

[@tammydenelsbeck6219]

Awesome pattern thank you for sharing it.

[@michellemunn7959]

So pretty

[@theresalockwood3336]

You are so talented!

[@VernaBradshaw]

Beautiful stitch. Thank you 😊

[@gregwiggins3708]

Beautiful color,,

[@stephaniegill8392]

Excellent tutorial.

[@Ayla_3.3]

Thank you Glenda!! I tried knitting recently, even easy Russian style and still dislike it. Tunisian is at least more pleasant. xx

[@nydiarivera6866]

Beautiful!!!! Love the Tunisian patterns. Wish you would have done it on the Premier Basix. It can be seen better. Thank u Glenda🧶💐

[@annfield7356]

Love your patience Repeating double and single vertical stitch. Saved pattern. Thank you?

[@BabetaBabeta]

very nice 💐💐👏👏❤

[@lindapost3954]

My project looks like a burrito !

[@MLou66]

Go up a hook size or even 2. Tunisian is very prone to curling due to working all the stitches on one side of the work. Going up in hook size will help to alleviate this issue.

[@satsumamoon]

Drinking game. Everytime she says "you're going to".

[@catherinecardelein8921]

I just love your videos. you explain every stitch so well. Is there a way to figure out how many yards of yarn I would need to make a baby blanket 36 x36 using this yarn and pattern, using the same crochet hook you used. thanks

[@anneonimous9306]

Looks like you are doing the Saloniki stitch.

[@kathyd7506]

I think it would be easier to describe as simple, full, full, etc. But lovely stitch.

[@NonnasCrochet]

Hi Glenda, this is such a beautiful pattern! I have tried Tunisian crochet and I like it a lot but the curling drives me crazy! I bought a set of hooks with the extenders on them because I want to make a good sized afghan but it twists up on me and irritates me lol. Any hints would be appreciated ♥️

[@quix66hiya22]

I bought hooks with cord which spin to untangle themselves. Look for coupons and sales as all the hooks I found with spinning cords are expensive. I bought Tulip Carry-T hooks, but the Clover Tunisian and Chiaogoo Tunisian hooks are great. Chiaogoos come with the red cords which people like but they don’t spin. You have to buy the clear cords for spin, no matter the name on the hooks.

[@NonnasCrochet]

@@quix66hiya22 thank you, I will have to get some because I really enjoy Tunisian crochet! 😊

[@galerobbins3804]

Oh, what a beautiful stitch! I'm going to have to get along afghan hook. Thank you for the tutorial. BTW, not sure if you will read this message. But I preordered your new book, the towel toppers for my Etsy shop. I'm so excited I cant wait to get it.

[@CreativeGrandma]

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[@galerobbins3804]

@@CreativeGrandma When I put your book in my shop, I will make sure I give a link to your channel.

[@Lucy_Bayard_John]

Thank you, nice pattern! If I understood well, sometimes to crochet under 2 treads and sometimes to crochet into the space which is under 3 treads! Did I understand well?

[@jenreeves7684]

This is a beautiful stitch. Can you use this as a ribbing for a beanie? Does it have the stretch you need for the rib section?

[@DesertLily9895]

This is an absolutely beautiful stitch, & I can't wait to try it! Out of curiosity, where can I find larger afghan hooks? I can't seem to find any other than the ones that are either very cheap or very expensive on Amazon. 😅

[@shannaknope7946]

Love the landscape yarn sample!! Just gorgeous. 😍. May I ask where you found your Afghan hook?

[@paulpablo2543]

It’s works for me great when I do 12 stitches as per tutorial but when I double the stitches to 24 I’m not achieved in line rib stitch etc.. not sure where/why I’m going wrong 🙈

[@tsalas5]

Ty for all you do honey, do you happen to know how long the longest Tunisian hook is? And do you have a video of how to stitch them together?

[@CreativeGrandma]

Mine are 14 inches long, you can buy the straight hooks 10 inches and 14 inches and also buy the longer cable hooks in 24 and 36 inches.

[@susanmatthews2636]

I am just getting back into some afghan stitch work, so this pattern is just perfect! Where could I get the green hook you showed?

[@CreativeGrandma]

These are no longer available they were sold years ago and have now be discontinued

[@berylcrutch2730]

I haven't gotten into this kind of crochet. It's combined kitting/crochet to me. Ask always though, thanks for sharing. I am doing a grannie square bed spread. I need to know if I should block each square. The instructions didn't call for it. Need your opinion. Thanks

[@CreativeGrandma]

I never block my squares, if they are not square then I would block them so they look nicer, but most of the time blocking is not needed.

[@berylcrutch2730]

@@CreativeGrandma thanks

[@sjfuqua]

Thank you so much Glenda! I love how you teach so slow and detailed! This is a beautiful stitch! I noticed the samples curl a bit though. How do you get that curl out to lay flat and also if making a big blanket do you need to get the hooks with cable wire or will they all fit onto the 14 inch hooks?

[@CreativeGrandma]

I always use the 14 inch hooks, but if making a larger blanket you might like the cable hooks better. The curl is just something that happens and is usually fixed when you put a border on the afghan. Sometimes a larger hook helps a little. It is just the nature of this stitch to curl.

[@sjfuqua]

@@CreativeGrandma thank you Glenda!

[@ravincathomestead-cecilia2894]

We do not have hooks that big up here,were did you get them

[@ajwspjs2]

What brand of Afghan hook is the large green hook? Where would I purchase it?