How To Tunisian Crochet Arrowhead Stitch - [BEGINNER PATTERN + TUTORIAL] Learn Tunisian Crochet

[@Phnxgirl]

You know you've watched Toni's entire Tunisian Crochet catalog when you can quote along with certain parts of even a brand new video. "The first loop on our hook counts as the first stitch, so we're gonna skip the first vertical bar" and at the end of that row, "Now you want to rotate your work towards you so you can see the front loop and the back loop of the last stitch, and make sure you get under both to help maintain a neat left edge" (Which btw, is the one thing I could never figure out before your videos, so THANK YOU!)

[@Aquamarine.Aubrey]

I totally say these things to myself 🤣 @phnxgirl

[@FATink55]

OMG! No way! Someone who does it the right way using the back bumps!

[@CharlieRoseZard]

I so appreciate you using that smaller metal hook to show the front and back loop on the first row! I eventually figured out, but no other tutorial has done that. They just mention rotating the work and say to make sure to grab the front and back loops. One person even called it a "little x"? Its never been so clear

[@gregoryvozar6236]

In all my glory watching your tutorials! Tunisian has been my thing for a while now, and it gets little or passing notice from most designers. I have books of Tunisian stitches but “seeing is believing”! What looks like hieroglyphs on a page becomes crystal clear in your hands. Thanks a million!

[@harrietmarquina835]

By poppy husk

[@alexialamorgese6863]

THE best Tunisian crochet series ❤

[@merriealynn]

I cannot tell you how wonderful your videos (and designs) are adding to my "learning in the pandemic" life is., I've knitted and crocheted forever. It's fantastic learning something new and you are the one making it possible. Thank you!

[@charlottebarnes6761]

I wish more patterns were this easy and it doesn't curl and using cheap yarn . I love this pattern and it's in my budget during these hard times. Your instructions are spot on. Thank You

[@elizabethtermarsch5328]

I “designed” a summer top for myself by basically knitting a tube. For over a year I’ve been trying to figure out a yoke. This beautiful stitch is it! Thank you so much for such an easy to understand tutorial. You are a great teacher!

[@mikaelahamilton4619]

I’m making my first ever blanket with this stitch (and my fourth/biggest Tunisian crochet project ever) Got my first set of Tunisian crochet hooks based off the Ali express video you did too! So far it’s going great, thank you for the very clear tutorial 🥰

[@lindalou5213]

I am a visual learner - Thank you for such clear videos & guidance ! One of my go-to teachers. “Let me see what Toni has on her channel” 🥰

[@heidicook2395]

I love these lacey tunisian patterns. Thank you for showing all these different stitches!

[@ramonavs]

Fabulous!

[@eleanorferrier807]

Love ypur teaching on Tunisian crochet

[@beatrizmedina_mabe]

Thank you for your videos. You're a great teacher - a direct, objective, patient teacher. congratulations.

[@Aquamarine.Aubrey]

You really bring the written pattern to life Toni 🥰

[@judyhoffman1359]

Thanks Toni! It is getting a little easier.

[@jules8506]

Thank you very much Toni! You are such a wonderful teacher, so easy to understand, taking your time to show the smallest details. Thank you.

[@nryane]

This stitch is quite wonderful! I’m on my fourth block for May’s block (for a month-by-month Tunisian blanket by another crocheter). I look up your Tunisian blocks and add one or more for that month, ALONG with the designer’s block of the month. I now have almost 14! I love how you start each piece and how you make sure the left side is neat, as well. I’m using three shades of gray - a dark, a medium and a light, which is used for bordering each block. They’re looking great! Thanks.

[@ruthelee1695]

If you do the wrap between TS2tog from front to back (as with ts smock stitch) you get a better defined arrow. Thhis is the way Oana does it in her video for the Tunisian Arrow Stitch. Love your videos & am a big fan of Tunisian!

[@janikabertone3209]

I have been busy helping my mom rehab so I have been behind watching your tutorials. That said love the tunisian crochet stitches. For crafting I am crocheting a handbag using Bernat Maker Home Decor. Yarn. You should try it. I love it. A filled t_shirt yarn is how I can explain it

[@wiseegg4484]

I was getting ready to start a different Tunisian pattern but when I saw this one I'm putting that one to the side and will be starting this today. Thank You for sharing, it's going to be fast, easy and beautiful! 🎀🎄🎀

[@victorialindgren9659]

This is such a striking stitch. I just bought my first O’Go and I cast on immediately. Looking forward to seeing this when it’s done. Thank you, Toni, for such clear instructions.

[@dstevens1316]

I am ABSOLUTELY LOVING this stitch!! Thank you so much for sharing more of your talents and inspiration! You’re my “go to” person for Tunisian hands down!❤️🌼🌺🌸❤️

[@cropmom66]

Your explanations are so easy to follow. I always have a hard time at the end of a row, but you do a great job showing what to do. Thank you for that!

[@carolelmo8121]

I've just started Tunisian crocheting and really love the stitches! I now have your beginner's guide book and love your design patters! So excited to begin the poncho as soon as my yarn arrives!

[@maribellelebre6809]

Holy cow, you're really on a roll! Another great tutorial! Thank you :)

[@deedeeodonnell696]

Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial I love learning new stitches!! 🐰🐰

[@fhewes7773]

Pooh how I love this pattern in tunisian❣️

[@patriciaelliott3837]

Excellent clear tutorial. Made learning this stitch easy. Thanks

[@roshnimalandkar1423]

Hi Tony! We are from India. My 11 year old daughter Jui(a great knitter/ crocheter) is your grrrrreaat admirer and says, " I looove your vdos as they are very inspiring and I try your stitches immediately. Pleeeease reply as your reply will increase my knitting/crotcheting speed instantly!

[@teresaguia6854]

Thank you! Very beautiful. ❤

[@gojints]

Love your tutorials but would like to see the bind off row on these specialty stitches. Just to see how they’re done.

[@marisilva3666]

You are awesome and you explain it so good thank you

[@maggiealcantar3790]

Very nice and well explained. Thanks

[@rashmikini1710]

Hello from India...wow what a beautiful stitch...thanx so much

[@Hollybank5]

I absolutely love your tutorials ❤️❤️.

[@Miamouse3]

Love the way you teach

[@tappingflamingo]

Beautiful stitch. I've never done Tunisian crochet, looks like something I need to add to my list of things to learn.

[@ewakraft5770]

NIice, i tried it out. it's easy and fast, thank you❣

[@zanellarobins2975]

Love all your videos! However, I am so grateful that you mentioned Netflix's Marcella! I am now addicted! I am a great fan of European/Nordic Noir! Thanks!

[@lindsypenney3064]

I love textured stitches, I just wish the Right and Left edges could mirror each other

[@cynthiamcmillen5330]

You make this look so easy ! I like watching even if I'm not doing a sample.

[@joynesmith2984]

Again …a great video!🌺

[@aretharogers2939]

Great instructions. Thanks

[@sueD607]

So pretty and unusual, love it

[@dstevens1316]

Hi Toni! Thank you again so very much for this Tunisian tutorial! It has become my favorite Tunisian stitch! ❤️👍❤️💜⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@judiholtzen4891]

Thank you your tutorials are awesome...you are so good at teaching!

[@Setsuna2Senshi]

This is a beautiful stitch. I really love how simple it is to do. Thank you for yet another wonderful video! 💖

[@mickeycraven1822]

Oh, I have got to try this stitch. Thanks!

[@tracyalley2728]

Looks like barbed wire. Love the look of this stitch!

[@theastewart6721]

Very nice! I’ve never seen this pattern before. Love it!

[@joynesmith2984]

Your videos are fantastic! thanks!🌺

[@desireeharrell2649]

Love your tutorials they are on point I will try and infuse them in a large blanket.

[@stinnett4life]

I love this, thanks so much for the great tutorial!! 💜

[@brokenmelodies7592]

Thank you, this was so helpful!!! :)

[@andio5151]

Thank you for sharing this video. I am new to Tunisian crochet and I am waiting for my first interchangeable hook. You’ve inspired me to try this method and I am loving it! I was wondering can you use Tunisian crochet to make a hat? Love your channel. Cheers!

[@sandraammirati5642]

Thank you! Can’t wait to try!🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺

[@consueloceballos6411]

Muy bonitas sus puntadas de gancho Tunecino. Saludos.

[@danayeb9019]

I’m wanting to create a 45x61 blanket, so what kind of hook do I use I’m so confused on the different styles and how to get size of my blanket with them. Sorry just very new to Tunisian crochet . I’m use to just crocheting.

[@mlsawdon9368]

Thank you ❤

[@МаринаСоколова-и4о]

Очень понравился рисунок и не сложно и красивый

[@kyragleffe3305]

If one wanted to make a patchwork blanket of sorts, what other stitches would you recommend go with this??

[@vioricabotezatu3662]

I like your explenation. You are a nice voice

[@judyhoffman1359]

Oh boy, another cast-on. Maybe I will get it this time. Thanks

[@mollymilley8]

Thanks!

[@vickiwebb1]

Wow thank you

[@kirstineharving5832]

How would you increase and decrease this stitch?

[@jillbuckingham4160]

What am I doing wrong? The sample is rolling up making a horizontal tube. Is it the tension or will come right the more rows created?

[@kausarkazi9983]

Superb

[@isabelcordero4141]

Hi, I love tunisian crochet but when I make it curling happens. Is there something you can do to avoid it? Thanks

[@charlottebarnes6761]

How many stitches for lap Afghan

[@dianeradley1712]

👍♥️♥️♥️Thank you

[@saraharris4599]

i just cant seem to match my chain of 15 with the stitch double count , what am i doing wrong????

[@hodahussein9793]

Toni, just a question, why it is called Tunisian crochet? Just curious!

[@nhanchanthirith4010]

How can we decreas or increase?

[@FaithRichFidler]

Lovely. :)

[@deannagehrke7505]

I lose track of which row I'm doing. How do I know if it row 1 or row?

[@janstanley8936]

Do you have a video on the Tunisian Herringbone stitch? I have a pattern with it, but for the life of me I can’t comprehend what they are saying. I simply doesn’t make sense to me.

[@niafabutoliver3097]

How do you still have 18 stitches when you put two together?

[@sandrabeach7407]

You don’t say what size hook you are using, I’m a beginner so I’d like to know please?

[@TLYarnCrafts]

I do mention the hook size and yarn size at the beginning of the video.

[@tashamallett1479]

What is the easiest way to learn how to crotchety? I have never picked up a needle before.

[@kyragleffe3305]

Watching and doing. Wal-Mart has Boye crochet kits for I think $15, and that's how I taught myself. It comes with a book, a couple different sized hooks, and a couple bits and bobs for crochet. You'd have to get a Tunisian hook separately, but the kit is good for the basics. If you need live instructions, I'd be happy to help!!

[@GilraenTook]

I'd agree with the watching and doing suggestion. I still struggle with reading patterns, but I learned to crochet by watching simple youtube videos and following along. I'd also offer you live instruction, but I'm still not great myself, so if you had any problems, I wouldn't be able to help :(

[@danaleigh4327]

Definitely start by watching youtube and start with an easy, short project. I started with a beanie. Once you learn the basic single crochet and double crochet, you will be off and running...and addicted :)

[@tashamallett1479]

Thank you all.

[@RTHfan]

Keep watching Toni! She is a fantastic teacher...really shows you what to do with lots of close ups. I just discovered her videos and have learned two new stitches. Good for you for trying!

[@learningandglamour2777]

😁🙂❣

[@zero-tc9vr]

le vernis à ongles est très dérangeant

[@hirokosullivan5042]

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