How To Crochet Tunisian Simple Stitch and Knit Stitch

[@marykaser7594]

I WATCHED SEVERAL TUTORIALS ABOUT TANISIAN CROCHET BUT NO ONE EXPLAINED IT NEARLY AS GOOD AS YOU DID. I CANNOT WAIT TO SEE MORE FOM YOU . GREAT JOB KEEP IT UP AND YJANK YOU FOR SHARING,

[@janethubbell2608]

If anyone there wants to learn how to crochet or knit you watch Happy Berry you will learn in no time she is a wonderful teacher just remember patients take your time do a little bit every day you'll be amazed in a month how much better you are.

[@bingopajamas1]

Execellent tutorial! I can not followe the written directions for crochet & so I am always looking for great tutorials! Yours is one of the best! Thank you!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

aww thank you so much Kristen!! so happy you like my video tutorials (^-^)

[@nefferteri2]

This is an excellent tutorial for such visual learners as myself. You made it plain & clear. This is a beautiful & easy stitch. Thanx for your patience. Have a happy crocheting day!!

[@bakugobattlebrawlers8430]

im more of a knitter and when i followed this and started crocheting...i felt it was less complicated than knitting! thanks!

[@edisongrace]

Thank you. I am 69 years old and enjoy learning from your very clear demonstration

[@bettybullman2843]

Can you show me how to knit a Lock

[@elvirameyer1448]

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[@chayakashi2801]

its true

[@vedaputraarunvedaputraarun1157]

Nice

[@vedaputraarunvedaputraarun1157]

I want door mat from this krosha

[@kathyhlinak6395]

Wow you are a perfect instructor. I am a beginner and I know I can do this. Thank you for your support.

[@stephaniefoster2899]

THANK YOU!!!!!!! I prefer the look of knitting but the speed of crocheting, and now I don't have to choose between the two. My crafting world & Christmas gifts are now forever changed! Also, you have a lovely voice, & you're a fabulous teacher!

[@saracano7240]

You are certainly my favorite tutorial site! I love the accent, and you detailed, patient, and easy going teaching style. Thank you so much! Especially I love your 'hi everybody!". LOL keep up the good work for us novices!

[@carolcollier1588]

I am a complete novice and have been looking for a good teacher on you tube. You are brilliant at expaining things. I will be searching your work to find the things i am desperate to do. Thankyou sooo much.

[@MsPossum2U]

Always thought this type of crochet was very complicated. Your tutorial is very easy to follow! Thanks so much!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

MsPossum2U You are more than welcome.

[@maureendiederich4571]

I'm loving Tunisian crocheting. This is beautiful. I used to knit and prefer crocheting now. It's nice how you slowly instruct. Thank you so much.

[@PetBunnyDebbie]

The knit stitch is brilliant! Exactly what I need, since I don't like knitting but like how knitted stuff looks.

[@lolosen11]

Me to I don’t like knitting but I like this stitch 😂

[@smangelepheto9843]

Debbie Bunny

[@patricecooper8419]

What I enjoy about you is that you are very thorough and slow in doing these videos! Plus, you have the nicest, and cutest I'm accent ever! Thank you for your lovely videos,!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Aww thank you Patrice!

[@vdoyle1778]

You are a great teacher of Tunisian crochet. I always wanted to know how to do this, certainly you make it look like it can be very easily done. I had always thought it too complicated to do. Thank You very much for your awesome video tutorial! It is very appreciated!

[@joedewar7253]

Brilliant teaching! I now feel confident to crochet after years of dismay results!! As knitter I'm delighted to combine crochet and knitting in this form of crochet!! Thank you! ❤

[@sarojini763]

U r showing clearly and slowly that I can follow you. Thank you

[@janeosborne165]

Thanks for your clear instructions. The single best tip was when you said that you never turn the work with this method. That helped me a lot as a novice crocheter.

[@schwanallen2883]

Tutorial starts at 2:44 for those that want to get straight into it. Saving this to do later 😊

[@alindastar4297]

It was a no-brainer to subscribe to your channel. I have never seen such clear and concise instructions. I crochet, but have never liked the results, I am already picking up on a couple tips that will make my items turn out so much nicer.

[@stellaaltman7503]

For Tunisian crochet always use a hook 2 or 3 sizes larger than the yarn calls for, and work loosely on the pull up a loop. The reason Tunisian Crochet rolls is based upon the length of the loop which is pulled up and the position of the pulled through loops on the back of the work. To reduce the curling of the work with Tunisian crochet you must reduce your tension greatly when you are pulling up a loop through the vertical loop. As I work my row of pulled up loops, I leave some daylight under the hook, this gives the length of the loop the room it needs to lay flat. I also make sure to pull the new loop up somewhat sharply causing the row of pull through two loops in the back to move down into the correct position. To ensure your loops are loose enough your Tunisian hook should slide easily through the loops on your hook, if not your tension is too tight. Notice the pulled-up loops on your hook are a spiral. If your hook will not slide easily you can loosen your tension by manipulating the length of the loops by working the yarn through the spiral; which is very easy to do. You can look at the spiral of loops on your hook and quickly see which ones are too tight or too loose. The width of your work is controlled by the size of the top loop you pull through when you work your return pass. Keeping the size of the top loop you pull through consistent with the size of your hook shaft will allow you to maintain the same width throughout your project and cause the loops on the back of your work to have a consistent appearance.

[@joanwidmann-blaisdell6408]

Thank you for your very clear and patient instruction!

[@shaniebellamy8928]

I love visiting HappyBerry when i see a new stitch or even an old one I haven't learned. Thanks HappyBerry for the videos.

[@kellyfazekas7831]

I Love this! I've always loved the way knitting looks but I can't seem to get the hang of it to save my life. Now I can use my crochet skills to do "knitted" work! Thanks so much.

[@velvetina]

Thank you very much for this detailed video, I cannot wait to show my grandmother how much I have improved. (Thanks to this video)😁👍

[@channelr6874]

Thank you for that very simple and informative tutorial; a lot of the people doing crochet tutorials on KZbin talk too much about themselves or their kids, grand kids and while that's nice if you want to hear about them, it bores me because I'm not there for that purpose. I also find they don't get to the point quick enough or make the tutorial straightforward and simple to follow. Thank you again!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

That annoys me too, I try to get to the point as quickly as possible unless I'm doing a review :)

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[@guapitatessa]

Thank you we are blessed watching your tutorial very clear and simple to understand. we love it. Thanks for your time!

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[@LadyValkyri]

Excellent tutorial. I used to think of Tunisian Crochet as scary. You make all the "scary" go away! Well done!

[@izziefawcett5748]

omgosh this is the solution I was looking for! lol i got some traditional knitting needles about a moth ago and ended up pitching them in the bin. I just cant make 2 needles work at the same time for some reason lol. however I love crochet and this will mean I can "knit" but not have to bother with 2 needles! I didn't even know this existed but I already ordered my set of hooks :) Can't wait to have a go

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Izzie Fawcett I am so happy you have discovered Tunisian crochet, it is such a beautiful way to 'knit' without knitting, myself too are not good with two needles so I too was delighted when I discovered Tunisian crochet (^-^)

[@janethubbell2608]

Izzie Fawcett l just read your message & hope not to offend you. How much time have you given yourselft to learn anything is awkword at first. The reason l say this is l am left handed & l wanted to learn so l mastered right handed 40 years latter l taught myself left handed knitting is good to know for different patterns.

[@anniemcnaught2728]

I have finally found a clear slow explanation of crochet, I am a total beginner...Thank you

[@Lillystrawberry01]

Thank you so much for this! I wanted to be able to crochet a knit stitch so badly. I can't quite get it down with normal crocheting, but I picked this up so easily! Definitely have to get some Tunisian crochet hooks

[@dianemorin1348]

I love the way you teach, simple, relax, it makes it so much easier to learn.

[@jeankavanagh123]

Oh this is magic, I'm going to try this now. Thank you so much.

[@lindajones55]

Your a wonderful teacher ! I love the way you teach slowly and calmly . Please teach us all the wonderful stitches in more videos. Thank You

[@MrsAChery]

It was a bit slow for me but Geez are you graceful with your hands! And even how you handle the yarn. THAT in itself was something to watch and learn from. I am left with no questions at all! Awesome video. I will be trying this very soon.

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

AR Chery You are so kind !! Thank you so much for your very sweet feedback, I'm so happy you like this tutorial.

[@tiaw.9467]

AR Chery I bet she is very quick, she was going slow for the tutorial only

[@pamelamaxfield2083]

You are an excellent teacher, clear, patient and understanding how a beginner might need time to process what you are doing. Looking forward to some more tutorials from you, thank you very much

[@DawnEdwards6267]

I loved the tutorial, and was able to follow along quite well. Thank you!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

That's great! Thank you for your kind feedback Dawn :)

[@dianahutchinson5295]

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[@cajanwitch60]

Boy this is so much easier than regular chrochet. Thank you. You explained it well.

[@anitaroberts5980]

Your videos are so helpful! I really appreciate your teaching pace. Thak you!

[@carolskiles7117]

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[@زهرةالياسمين-ض2ز]

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[@patriciawitmer8749]

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[@cheshirecatrabbitry2550]

This was so easy for me to follow especially since I'm left handed. I love the way you took your time to explain the steps and not go fast. It was the perfect pace for me to leave how to do it, thank you!

[@janette3075]

Fantastic tutorial.. thank you... so easy to follow and understand you.. I really love your tutorials.. thanks for teaching me how to tunisian crochet.. and the knit stitch.. so very much appreciated...

[@wewe9041]

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[@awesomeboy2160]

FYI you're a very thorough teacher, and I love learning from you!!!!!!

[@debbievillalba6438]

No one is as slow as I am at knitting >.> It took my 18 years to finish a scarf and it's not even that long. I ran out of thread and unfortunately I can't find the same yarn I was using for the scarf since it's so unique .... so yeah I have a short scarf, but still wearable! I am just now learning to add fringes. I am new don't judge! ha! Thanks for this tutorial!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Debbie Z Glad you found this tutorial useful. :)

[@swatisabharwal6472]

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[@crimsonscarlett9904]

Debbie Villalba - it is quite alright seeing as how everyone learns at their own pace, but I'm glad you found more of the yarn you needed and was able to complete it. Very well done

[@marilynwood5815]

I finally learned the knit stitch watching this video. Thank you for the video. I am a beginner Tunisian crocheter. I have crochet for many years.

[@pamduell1090]

You did a wonderful job of explaining this thank you

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Pam Young Thank you for your kind feedback Pam :)

[@TieDyedUndies-gw8km]

Good tutorial, very slow and patient. I love it because no holes or gaps. Stated with a coaster and then bought longer hooks. Thanks

[@ArBesPv84]

was wondering why the thumbs down..... do the knitters not like that the crocheter can make a knitters stitch from crocheting.....😭😭😭😭

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

Weird, right?

[@olgs37]

@@MaynardsSpaceship I think it may be because of the poor video quality. I'm very interested in what she's saying, but it's quite frustrating, trying to see it clearly and it not being possible because either the camera isn't focusing or the lens is blurry. She's a very good teacher, and I go to her videos for quite a few tutorials, but I do wish this video was done a bit more carefully.

[@Neosho64]

This was very helpful. I was looking at trying to knook knit, but saw a comment about Tunisian crochet. I decided to go with this instead. Thank you. Your instructions were very clear.

[@FoxyHam]

Thank you! Another great way to crochet! :)

[@loriannreardon6657]

This video was shot perfect, I could see everything while you were explaining it. Tysm for such a clear and informative tutorial. This is my first time doing Tunisian crochet.

[@covid-19inthistogether96]

Wow, that is really amazing, a "crochet knit stitch! Thanks so much!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Craftin Kate You're welcome!

[@idaimatas3149]

*****

[@dflork]

Thank you for your excellent video on "How to crochet the Tunisian simple stitch and knit stitch". Best video I have seen so far!!!

[@veronicavivaldo4096]

Can u show how to do this pattern using two different color yarns... please

[@joannmccraw7235]

You are a GREAT teacher! I have the feeling I am going to learn a lot from you.

[@helenharville7490]

Your tutorials are wonderful. They are easy to follow as you are very precise and clear in giving your instructions. How do we support you, what must we do?

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Aww thank you so much Helen! You can support me in two ways, either by becoming a Patron of HappyBerry at www.patreon.com/happyberry or by donating via my website at www.happyberry.co.uk Any support is so much appreciated! Even just your words, thank you so much!

[@helenharville7490]

Thank you for the info! I can't be a patron right now, though I would love to in the future. I made the first small donation today and hopefully can do more in the future! Keep up the great work, I love it!

[@SuperLove2ski]

You are a great teacher and I love your voice. I also like how you say things about where you got your crochet hooks and for how much and showing them can really tell you love to crochet and it makes your videos fun and interesting! Thanks!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

+SuperLove2ski Thank you so much!

[@leahquispe4569]

Personally I don't understand why people bother knitting .... I think Crochet is So much Easier!!!!

[@chintot9734]

I thought about that too. But lately I have been observing some great knit designs and have been really appreciating just the simple knit and purl stitches. I am a crocheter and have been turned off by the complexity of knitting but I’m trying to re-learn it again, finding different styles that might work better for me. But I completely agree, crochet seems so much simpler :)

[@AleNavarroM]

Well, for some ppl knitting is easier, i think the important is enjoy the moment making our craft 🥰

[@JamesGower-ch5zj]

Very good . I feel you realize that a close slow shot of stitch making is essential. In my case.....so true. Bravo

[@craftymath-chick]

Great video! Thank you! I wish I could find a hook with a really loooong extension (I like to make pet blankets for animals in the shelter and they are usually 36 inches wide)

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Crafty Math-Chick Have a search for the Tunisian hooks with adjoining plastic tubing/cable ends as they are much longer, you can usually find them on amazon :)

[@craftymath-chick]

Thank you! I couldn't find the length description on most of them on amazon

[@pollyparrot5954]

Crafty Math-Chick I saw these on Ebay, saw at least a 48inch one

[@craftymath-chick]

Thank you! I will have to check ebay! :)

[@deeroy6339]

Try Amazon, I just purchased me some.

[@crochetlove3058]

This project is so doable. Thank you for the details. So helpful reading the comments because it motivates me to finish.

[@ebethaltreche]

i love the way you teach:) Thank you , i have a question can you make a granny squarer with this hook?

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

+Ebeth Velez You could make a granny square with this hook, but not sure why you'd want too.

[@zinavinanzaca5961]

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[@bettybuser8100]

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[@k.ranaye]

THANK YOU! I love the look of knitted garments, but crocheting is so much easier for me. This is PERFECT for me! Thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@OrthodoxChristian809]

That's really easy to follow :-)

[@rebeccacimarusti8804]

I'm going crazy with your amazing how to instructions and sharing with my friends, thank you so much.

[@kakeladee]

I have a question. When doing an afghan that measures 129x148 ,In video you are putting all on hook to the end but with a larger one how do you put all loops on hook for such a large afghan?

[@ellag1417]

Connie Kicklighter I know this is quite late but you could make 10x10 squares (or whichever number fits) and then sew them together

[@lboone20]

You use a cabled afghan hook. There is a bamboo set on amazon. The front is a regular crochet hook with a plastic cord attached that has a stopper on the end. (NOT a knook)

[@clairerampton1812]

I knew a little about Tunisian crochet but this was a very clear and easy video to follow. Will definitely look out for more from HappyBerry Crochet.

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Claire Rampton That is great! I hope you can enjoy more of my tutorials.

[@KSt-nv8eb]

I love Tunisian crochet, but am a beginner. How do you work larger pieces like a sweater? Would you work it in panels? Are socks a possibility? Can you use crochet or knit patterns as usual but substitute Tunisian Crochet/Knit-stitch?? Love your videos...thank you! :)

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

+Karen St. Clair Yes you'd have to work in panels really. Socks are possible and I have designed some kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWHEp4GIiKmirNU I would imagine you could substitute knit pattern to this, you'd have to experiment! :)

[@dianeofeuphoria]

+Karen St. Clair I am working a Tunisian Simple Stitch blanket that is 7.5 feet long. I work it on a special hook that has plastic tubing attached to the end. (I've also seen them available with wire at the end.) The work bunches up on the tubing when you are 'casting on'.

[@tumpakar8615]

Diane Verdin

[@tracyprice2787]

Diane Verdin I would like to start an afghan/ blanket. I will be getting the hook with a cable on it. how many do you chain to begin? I'm having a hard time finding a good tutorial for a tunisian blanket weigh the cabled needle

[@mikaslimani9896]

Tumpa Kar chamss dine

[@mickiegreenside5696]

I have been able to knit and crochet for years, but consider myself an intermediate on both. I tried your Tunisian crochet from your tutorial and it was AMAZING! You take your time to actually show the stitches and it was so easy to follow and learn. I will definitely look forward to watching all your videos. Thank you!

[@lindajones55]

Thank You for a very good lesson loved that you went slow for beginners loved it!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Oh wow thank you so much for your kind feedback!! I am so happy you managed to follow along.

[@poodlemama9]

Good instruction. Thank you.

[@maimoua781]

I used to do this randomly when I was younger with regular needles, but didn't know it was actually tunisian crochet. Thanks for the awesome tutorial!

[@emmakilels5941]

wow this is really good

[@thewen545420003]

I enjoyed watching this. It was nice to see something so clear and at a pace I can follow.

[@MahjabeenMalihaLashari]

thankuuu your video is very clear to follow please share some babygirl cordigan tutorials in tunisian stitch

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

This is actually something I'd love to work on, so leave it with me! :)

[@anisarajput8243]

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[@ginaferrer1643]

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[@masuganut2082]

I've been trying to come up with a sweater pattern for my husband and now I feel it's gonna have to be Tunisian crochet. Looks like knitting without all the seriousness of worrying about messing up. Thank you thank you I've been a subscriber for a long time

[@chitrasampath7663]

very useful and lucid vedio tutorial, thank you

[@latoyahouston2241]

U were AMAZING! Thank u so much. I looked at a few videos and it's like some people don't realize ur teaching, u slowed down and taught the stitches, God Bless u for your patience n elegance!😀👍🏽 I actually found myself talking back to u at one point u were so down to earth and relatable.

[@oneandonlyjamiekins]

6 pounds is about 10 US dollars:)

[@valeriemarks5405]

Very clear and a brilliant spread for beginners. Well done👍👍👍👍

[@TheMarzbar67]

mine is wrinkling up. why is that? it looks like an accordion

[@alienaliart3355]

Marz Bar it will do that if your stitches are too tight :)

[@gentigenti8732]

Marz Bar

[@jmdenison]

Tunisian knit stitch rolls. Try the Tunisian simple stitch.

[@anjuradhakrishnan3106]

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[@durgawtidevi8326]

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[@Karen4him]

Thanks...you made it easy to understand and I will show the gals in my crochet group Friday!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Karen4him So glad you enjoyed it!

[@PetBunnyDebbie]

Is there a Tunisian purl stitch also, I wonder? As in "knit one, purl two?" If not there should be. :)

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

+Debbie Bunny Yes! there is a Tunisian purl stitch. I will do a video soon :)

[@PetBunnyDebbie]

Oh cool! Thanks! :D

[@miller3006]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I had no idea you can create a knited looking things with Tunisian crochet hooks. This is awesome!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

L Miller Oh yes, in more ways than 1 too, you could also try this technique: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJe1d5yQd7GYgs0

[@iwant2usemyownname]

Hi I notice you're talking in an English accent but talk about single crochet. In the UK we call it double crochet. Please could you tell your UK viewers the difference. Thanks. x

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

In my more recent tutorials I give conversions.

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

iwant2usemyownname You figured it out didn't you

[@TootieRuth77]

Thank-you so much for the knit stitch! I have done simple Tunisian a while and love this new stitch to get the knitted look!

[@RaphaelChia]

can anyone tell me why is the top and bottom curled, after the finish? at 19:51

[@زهرةاللوتس-غ1ت]

that's avery important question I really want to know why it curl too

[@racheloveck]

+Raphael “Phell” Chia Your work will curl if you never purl, because of how the knit stitch pulls the fabric. It's a good idea to alternate rows of purl stitches with knit stitches so the fabric is pulled back and forth. It will come out straight.

[@MohamedIsmail-yr5ut]

+emy emo that happened with me..but I found I'm not get out from single one firstly then get out fromm every two

[@HaydenSmithElevate]

Tunisian is naturally curly, it's less noticeable if you use a larger hook size than normal for the yarn weight

[@stellaaltman7503]

The reason Tunisian Crochet rolls is based upon the length of the loop which is pulled up and the position of the pulled through loops on the back of the work. To reduce the curling of the work with Tunisian crochet you must reduce your tension greatly when you are pulling up a loop through the vertical loop. As I work my row of pulled up loops, I leave some daylight under the hook, this gives the length of the loop the room it needs to lay flat. I also make sure to pull the new loop up somewhat sharply causing the row of pull through two loops in the back to move down into the correct position. To ensure your loops are loose enough your Tunisian hook should slide easily through the loops on your hook, if not your tension is too tight. Notice the pulled-up loops on your hook are a spiral. If your hook will not slide easily you can loosen your tension by manipulating the length of the loops by working the yarn through the spiral; which is very easy to do. You can look at the spiral of loops on your hook and quickly see which ones are too tight or too loose. The width of your work is controlled by the size of the top loop you pull through when you work your return pass. Keeping the size of the top loop you pull through consistent with the size of your hook shaft will allow you to maintain the same width throughout your project and cause the loops on the back of your work to have a consistent appearance.

[@maryliconproudgrammycroche8487]

Finally I can understand the knit stitch Tunisian style , ty for going slow 😍🥰

[@Knittyneeds]

I purchased two sets of these crochet hooks two weeks ago and crochet everything with these. They are so comfortable and don't prick into the palm or tire the wrist as the usual crochet hooks do. These stitches remind me of Entrelac which I learnt a few days ago. I was so curious to learn Tunisian Crochet and now it makes crochet fun. Difference is that the stitches are added on the crochet hook. I am a newbie to crochet and am enjoying your great tutorials. You are an excellent Teacher. Thanks for sharing. Hugs xxx

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

I am so happy you are enjoying my tutorials! Thank you so much for your kind feedback (^-^)

[@suzymeme7]

Think my singer is like. This

[@lacefairy1]

As. A newbie you sure are brave to try Entrelac.!

[@Knittyneeds]

Lori Howe Aaaaaww thankyou. You made me smile. I watched Bethintx1 easy to follow step by step tutorial. If there's a will there's a way. These were my Mom's words.

[@Knittyneeds]

***** I'm so grateful to you and appreciate what y're doing for beginners. Thankyou.

[@kellyl5133]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I have watched others but was left very confused and you explained it beautifully.

[@bittyboo52]

easy peasy! you did a great job showing me how to do this stitch..thought it was hard...but you made it easy! thank you very, very much!

[@valentinodiviani162]

6 quid works out at $10. I'm just waiting on my Tunisian hooks arriving, eager as hell to get started so much so, I'm actually doing the basic stitch with a normal crochet hook. It can handle 10 stitches easy enough...thanks for this sweetheart xx

[@temslu6176]

The best tutor ever in crochetting. Keep it up. God bless

[@ThePromiseOfHeaven]

EXCELLENT tutorial! Thanks so much. I have been wanting to learn tunisian crochet for a long while and you have made this a stress free lesson! God bless

[@زهره-ر3ق7ر]

thi nky

[@mysticd4475]

like many people have said before the way you teach makes it so easy for those who are learning to follow very easily thank you so much! sometimes other tutorials are too fast but this is easy to follow and easy to understand. i love it thank you again!

[@septmornx]

Thank you so much for showing the plain tunisian stitch and the knit stitch! I was trying to follow a different tutorial and my work wasn't coming out right. Finally, it's clear!

[@kerriclark4588]

Tomi Inglis

[@septmornx]

A friend of mine showed me today how to add the first row of tunisian work. If you turn your chain over and pick up just the top bar of the chain, the work won't roll nearly as much and it keeps the work from rolling so much. I'd appreciate it if you would try it and post how it worked for you. The chain and the first row is all I had time to do today, so I'm not sure of the final outcome. It would be great to know what an expert (you) thinks about it. :)

[@septmornx]

Watched your tutorial again and I have to repeat that I really, really like the way you explain everything. There's no doubt as to what to do. Do you have a tutorial for the tunisian cross stitch?

[@lauralbriar]

Another great video - I've learned so much of Tunisian all from your videos - and I ordered the same set of hooks off Amazon. I'm quite happy with them too, for the price (about $12.00 CDN). thanks again - I had surgery in December, and can't do much for 8 weeks - this is how I'm spending my recovery! Best Wishes

[@joannebarrette9]

This is my first time I am watching one of your videos. I don't know about the other ones but if there are anything like this one then I am hook. You are simply the best for making slowww and detailed videos on the tunisian stich. Thank you so very much. I am subscribing, for sure. Again ty for your your time and efforts you've put into this.

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Aww thank you so much Joanne for your kind feedback! I am so happy you liked this video.

[@Chewmew]

Extremely the best video by far! Learned so fast. Very thorough.

[@patriciaabell9393]

You are a great teacher! While I'm laid up I plan to learn all your classes... thank you :-)

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

patricia bell Thank you so much, I hope you get well soon.

[@StrumforChrist]

I am so happy I came across your tutorial!!! I have tried to learn to knit for several years and it just frustrates me and makes me fumble. But I am very good with crochet. I am excited to try this.

[@annajoyhdz]

This is amazing! I have never heard of this and been crocheting and knitting for 10 yrs i prefer crochet but love the look of the knit stitch so i am VERY excited to be able to crochet the knit stitch cant wait to start!!!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Emma Olivia I hope you enjoy trying this! It is great fun to try.

[@mefun919]

I can't wait to Tunisian "knit" a baby blanket! Thank you!

[@nidaabdulhameed6111]

Love ur work and clear videos. Learning lot from u. I m a new mother of a baby girl. Was worrying for the first winter for my baby but learned to make a beanie booties and lot more from u. Keep posting. Plz make the videos of how to crochet frocks and rompers and different clothes for babies