The Tunisian Moss Stitch - Tunisian Crochet Tutorial!

[@roxannebowerman5308]

I am 72 years old. I have been crocheting since I was 18. Nothing beats Tunisian Crochet. It’s a pleasant experience watching your stitches creat such a beautiful pattern. Squishy like you’ve stated, with great drape. Outstanding tutorial with fabulous precise directions. Carry on teacher. I’m using alpaca yarn from Peru. Using double yarn as I go for a fuller scarf. I’m loving this! NO CURLING!! Yay ❤

[@Teerae11]

Finally one that doesn't curl ,!! I'm going to make different colored squares for a blanket !! Thank You for another great video 📸 !! ❤ It !!

[@takeiteasy_1012]

Wow!!! THANK YOU❤️This is the first time I’ve picked my Tunisian set up! Ever! I love it! I am make my daughter a throw for Christmas! I love the fluffy feel. Again, thank you for teaching me how to use these😘

[@marjankoevoets5435]

Very nice stitch. I love Tunisian crochet. It’s so relaxing specially the return pass. Thank for this tutorial hopefully in the future you teach us more stitches. Thank you!

[@carolynpurser7469]

Such a nice stitch. The more Tunisian tutorials I see the less intimidating it looks.

[@fionastube2011]

I❤ the architectural look of this stitch. Makes me really want to try it, but I have so much to learn with regular crochet! You are an outstanding teacher for sure.

[@kimberlyaustin6677]

Hi. I'm not sure if you're aware, but there is a regular crochet moss stitch that looks very similar to this. Just FYI 😊👍. Good luck in your crochet 💚

[@kerripedersen9542]

I love that this stitch doesn't curl. That's always my biggest gripe with Tunisian, though I confess I haven't done a lot of it. I think this stitch would make great placemats, a table runner, dishcloths or a blanket. So many options. Thank you so much for the tutorial

[@LisaT_]

Gorgeous! Great instruction. You make it not seem so intimidating! 😊

[@ABJILL033]

Beautiful stitch, & excellent tutorial, thank you. I think the multi yarn really does this stitch justice, not sure yet what I will make I will have to go through my stash & see what suitable yarn I have. 👏👏❤️❤️🇬🇧

[@taniareguin7470]

I love how thorough you are in your tutorials!! Thanks for bringing this pattern to us. I never really thought about a moss stitch in Tunisian. I love it and will have to use it for my next angel baby keepsake set.

[@pattycrochets2559]

Love this stitch pattern, so easy to remember and easy to do. To practice, I'll make a dishcloth, but I really like how your sample piece looks, so I may make a rectangular stole/scarf.

[@walterwhite5100]

Thank you for another great tutorial!! I've been crocheting for almost 4 years and never tried tunisian until I saw this video. I did a little 14" square swatch and I'm in love ❤️ #4 yarn and 6.5 hook and it is soo beautiful and I am amazed it lays completely flat, no curl whatsoever even with my "death grip" tension lol. You are a KZbin gem 💎.

[@teresastacey905]

A beautiful stitch! I love it ❤thank you for a very good tutorial x

[@KrochetWest]

I just wanna say I made your granny square kimono. I am in love. I’m trying to refrain from buying more yarn to make myself another one.

[@donnacastle9184]

Loved this stitch! Thank you for sharing it with us! Hope you have a very Merry Christmas and the best New Year ever. ❤

[@louloustreasuretrove2122]

Hi Craig, wow, this is so beautiful. Thanks so much for another wonderful tutorial. Love it.

[@CrochetJoJo]

very nice...very very nice - thank you

[@carmenruiz2135]

I love your work and your tutorial are easy to follow ❤😊

[@liesbethvandijk6539]

Lovely stitch Craig. I love tunisian so I'll add another project for next winter... Thanks a lot for your patience and again a very good tutorial. With 💗 from Holland.

[@judygraham9007]

You are a wonderful teacher ❤️ Thank you ❤️

[@kaye-q1k]

Thank you for teaching me this beautiful Tunisian stitch.

[@kyah279]

This is beautiful! Thank you Craig!

[@tasneemdawoodbhai7069]

Enjoy all your tutorials. Tunisian stitch is interesting but need to learn about the hook/s which one to go for and where can I find them.

[@christyfrick2047]

Gorgeous as always. You are amazing.

[@uosjenny5718]

As usual, fantastic tutorial! Can't wait to try this out, looks fantastic :D

[@PandaMoniumExpress]

Such a pretty stitch and colorway. 💙🐼🧡

[@TheFeralGoatCreative]

Thank you for this

[@y09297]

A scarf, bath mat in cotton/home made shirt yarn, hot pad as someone already said.. what about a pencil case?😊 Would have to line it ofc. A pencil case is basically a mini make up bag / clutch purse so those might be worth trying. Really it's versatile and seems simple enough to work up. Thanks for the tut. ☕

[@Pammy_Yolo]

Love this! I think I will make a scarf 🧣 ❤

[@lisamcclure8770]

Love Tunisian. Wash cloth blanket scarf

[@EvaLymon]

Dear FS. TO make your starting chain looser, try using 1 size up hook just for the starting chain

[@Bohogypsy_hippie]

Love it !!!!! That’ll be the next stitch I use for a project . Not sure what I’ll make yet but I have this awesome green variegated (Big Twist “Lime Jelly”) something for Halloween 👻 🎃

[@mariannesoptelean7635]

Very pretty stitch, Craig ! I learned tunision crochet many years ago. I've been seeing a lot of creators using tunesion hooks. Greg from 'paraphrase crochet' has a tutorial for a. " 10 stitch" tunision blanket. It's so Intriguing,. He's a hoot ! Makes me laugh😁👈

[@muhsineeren2581]

Çok güzel bir çalışma...🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍🙋 Elinize emeğinize sağlık olsun, teşekkürler.

[@warronchavers2209]

Hi, Spider! I really like Tunisian crochet, thanks for showing this stitch, I'm gonna try a scarf, I'm wondering if I can work this in the round and make a matching hat? ,😮 thanks for your channell, so enjoyable. See you on the tube 😊😊😊.

[@annwickham4332]

Very cool, I can 👀 this as a hot pad or maybe a place mat & mug rug set.. Christmas 🎁!! Thank you so much. Any advice on keeping the last stitch of the return pass from being to loose?

[@kathyk479]

Hi Fiber Spider! There's a granny square called sun and moon! Have you seen it! If you have, can you do a tutorial for it?😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@YouStitch]

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[@laurac5451]

Can you post super easy things for people with bad wrists and joints

[@Janpre2001]

I tried Tunisian at one point and I found if you "cast on" like you do with knitting, it's easier and neater than chaining and trying to go into the foundation chain individually. I do have a question about doing Tunisian for a blanket. Unless you make strips and sew them together, your width is limited to the size of the hook. The I thought about those hooks with the wire but wondered how wide you can make it even with that. I have never used one of those. Does it mess with the tension when you lush the stitches onto the wire?

[@Zemunica]

Hello dear friend!

[@pamelagoodhue7570]

Well, dear heart, I've been making your dragon stitch hat for my great grandchildren, and I would just like to know what your head measurement for a hat is please. The one I'm making now is 22 inches in diameter, and if yours is too, I know my current hat will fit him.

[@knitcrochettiger361]

i talk to my yarn too....when it gets knotted up, i curse the yarn out and tell it to behave because i don't want to cut it....the knots some how get easier to undo

[@jeanetteherrera2324]

How would you be able to switch colors?

[@FiberSpider]

I believe when you have 2 loops left on your hook on the return pass, pull up a new color through the last two loops and start the next new row.

[@dmtnw4480]

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