Tunisian Crochet Diagonal Eyelet Lace (Right)

[@libbylandscape3560]

This pattern is stunning! Thanks for the tutorial. ❤

[@EllenGormleyCrochet]

Thank you! It is a fun one!

[@bratsmom6749]

Good morning 🌄 Ellen! How kind of Theo to teach Muffin proper camera protocol! LOVE THE PETS! Pets and crochet go together! 😻🌹👍 I LOVE this stitch pattern! Have a blessed day! 🙏🌹☺️💖

[@EllenGormleyCrochet]

Thank you! You too!

[@terryengelmann5344]

I love that you have a cat 😊

[@EllenGormleyCrochet]

We have 2 and a grandcat who is with us often.

[@carleenroberts6002]

You always demystify stitch patterns. Thank you for the stitch reading hints.

[@EllenGormleyCrochet]

I was thrilled to be able to see the rhythm of it.

[@onnaaddis7983]

Love it. Lost my book. Still looking for it..driving me nuts!

[@sharondonovan1403]

HI ELLEN GOOD to see you and the kit cats....they made my day.....just love them...great learn turtorial....I got this book so will follow along......congratulations to the winner of your books....the winner will be well pleased .....I love mine.....STAY safe give the furr babies a hug for me.....

[@marjankoevoets5435]

It took a few try’s but I got it. You make it look so simple. Reading the stitches is the way to go! Thank you sooo much. Lovely stitch I’m hooked.

[@EllenGormleyCrochet]

Yes! It makes it so much more fun!

[@furioussound]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial. I like the way you started by teaching how to read the yarn to understand what comes next. I’m a huge yarn reader, and rarely use patterns or instructions beyond the first few rows. When new Tunisian crocheters ask what to do if you forget what row you’re on, I always advise learning to read the yarn in the previous row or two and you can find your place. This is stitch may not be new to me, but you’ve taught it best. I also enjoyed the appearances of your furry assistants. They are lovely.

[@obsessivecrochetdisorder3495]

Hi Ellen, thanks for the tutorial. It’s a gorgeous stitch pattern. I have yet to try Tunisian crochet, but am saving the tutorial for future reference. Having said that, I may just decide to try knitting the equivalent in the meantime, as I haven’t even got any Tunisian hooks yet! We shall see…. ❤️❤️❤️

[@lesleyoliver3310]

Hi Ellen, looks so good. Thanks for the tutorial; stay safe. From Australia 🐨🦘

[@TexasTwins]

👏🏻👏🏻🤩💯🏆🎶😍🎉🎵👏🏻👏🏻 Such a GREAT video!!! 👵🏻💕 A Beautiful stitch pattern! Wonderful demonstrations, explanations, and instructions!! ✨Wow! 🌟WoW!! ⭐️WOOOOW!!!⭐️ Thank you so much for sharing your time and talents with us! 🙏🏻God bless you!🙏🏻

[@EllenGormleyCrochet]

Thank you!

[@debrahill7519]

Love this. I’ve only done simple stitch and this is gorgeous and I’m going to give it a try.

[@janhare26]

Love this! I will definitely use it. Your tutorial is clear, logical and helpful. Thank you very much. I will definitely look for the book through your link. Stay well and safe! 💕😴

[@jeannebeverly1244]

That is super pretty

[@Greatgrandmabarb]

Thanks. That looks easy

[@cynthiaanderson5315]

Love this stitch pattern, and thinking of using it for a throw (maybe increase simple stitches in between eyelets). You're video is very clear. Watched a few times and still have one question. It seems like in row 2 you only do one TSD at the end, and also only do one TSD only at the beginning of the row further along in the pattern. Is it because it's the end of the rows? Thanks!

[@MsKimmie001]

Beautiful! I have the book. However, it so much easier to watch it in video format. Thanks! Question, can this stitch be done in the round?

[@EllenGormleyCrochet]

Yes, and there are a few methods, none of which I absolutely love. The one that is most fun to do leaves a visible seam.

[@ymanajohnson585]

Wow, this stitch is soo, soo pretty. I really like this stitch, but the curling is a pain. I love, love, love Tunisian crochet.

[@annfield7356]

Please stop talking to your cats. Very distracting. Just get on with the pattern. Too much talking and “ faffing” about