HOW TO - Tunisian Crochet in the Round (TiTR) | Easier Than It Looks!

Did you know you can work Tunisian crochet in the round?! It's easier than it looks and makes a beautiful fabric for blankets, pillows, and squares for any type of project!
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[@God_I.]

Finally ,,,, a tunisian granny square😊

[@TLYarnCrafts]

right?! I love that too. I have so many ideas for these little squares

[@God_I.]

@TLYarnCrafts I'll be patient 😊

[@LaviaLavere]

I love Tunisian crochet so much more than regular. It feels like a cheat code! Thanks for another new TC technique!

[@EliseRoseCrochet]

Oooh! You keep tempting me with Tunisian crochet! I may have to give in and learn how to do it!! 🧶😍❤️

[@Bikergirl_40]

Tunisian crochet in a round. Now I love Tunisian crochet so am watching this while working

[@TLYarnCrafts]

thanks for checking out the tutorial :-)

[@alekfelis]

I knew TC in round, both flat and tube (and the flat one is excellent for baskets bottom or barrette hats), but I made it only in circles. It was very interesting to see how it turns into a square. Yet another excellent tutorial, thank you so much!

[@catherineclark185]

Toni! You did it! I love the double ended crochet hook, can’t wait to see how you expand your techniques.

[@nesikhah]

Toni, I love your work. I tried watching tutorials on this and I though it sounded more complicated than it was! Look at that, you made it so easy to understand. You are truly gifted to teach these crafts!

[@PaigePatten-mf2js]

I am amazed at your level of talent. It blows me away how you can come up with such creative patterns and adding beautiful colors to them.

[@jeannebeverly1244]

That is really cool. Thanks Toni, Queen of Tunisian crochet 💜

[@TLYarnCrafts]

awwww you're too kind :-)

[@almanac4150]

I know this one has got to be a long time coming and I am so glad the day has arrived. 🎉

[@jo-anne8111]

I love Tunisian stitching so now a granny square😊 whats not to like, thank you for sharing this.

[@TLYarnCrafts]

so happy to share this with you!!

[@awilson8521]

I love Tunisian crochet in the round. It's my go to Tunisian technique for funsies.

[@TLYarnCrafts]

it's so fun once you get the hang of it - not scary at all :-)

[@dianerutherford4766]

I absolutely love your videos! So happy I've found your channel I don't have the equipment for this particular project, but I have a set of Tunisian hooks with cables coming.

[@fionapatterson7069]

Thankyou for showing the easiest magic ring I've seen , they confused me but you have changed my life !

[@nailessencebymel6963]

Enjoyed doing this square ❤

[@SandyDandyAdams]

My yarn is being delivered today!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@beverlyrund8488]

You are an excellent teacher! Thank you for this.

[@Desaundrea]

I was just thinking I wanted something new to do in Tunisian crochet. Then I saw you uploaded this and I RAN to get my pink and white yarn! You were right to choose the interchangeable option. 💯 I tried with my 4 mm double ended hook, and it way way too short after the 3rd round. If you don’t mine I’d like to leave a note for those trying this square ☺️: So on the foundation round, the one where we start to TSS, place a starting stitch marker for the round and then IMMEDIATELY place a stitch marker on the yarn overs that will be corners. If you do this from the beginning then you won’t lose the loop and can move the marker for each yarn over made there after. Once I got to round 4 I found it easier to work one side, slide to do a return pass, then slide back to continue. Basically I work corner to corner, slid the work to do a return pass, then slid back up to work to the next corner. 👍🏽 I also found it easier to angle the hook coming out of the increase corners. I’m gonna make a bag, I think it will be so cute 🥰

[@karenbailey3493]

Beautiful!! Great tutorial! Just found you and subscribed!! Your voice is amazing. Thank you!

[@stitchaspellMilan]

Just getting back to Tunisian crochet after *many* years away. This is so cool. Thank you! 🧶🦋

[@cindycook5348]

I am new at Tunisian crochet and this video was very informative. I love your channel and is my first go to for learning. Thank you!❤

[@billbliss7407]

Love I just TiTR. My fav. My first ever sweater was a Tunisian raglan done in the round. Love the granny square! Thanks for sharing. I hope to see some of your amazing patterns using Tunisian in The Round.

[@rolandahorton4126]

Wow! That is so pretty... Thank you for sharing the technique Toni! ❤

[@vickitrapane4400]

It’s so beautiful!! I need to learn Tunisian crochet ! I always think it’s so beautiful, but have never tried it. Thank you for sharing!❤

[@dianet3451]

Tunisian has been on my to learn list for quite some time, but the right pattern never jumped out at me... something not too intimidating to learn, but still something interesting to make, while letting me experiment with a few techniques. A sampler blanket is the perfect answer, that I never thought of! So I jumped on the blanket pattern as soon as I saw it... my kit is on the way and I'm excited to start! I'm also glad this is the first square with a tutorial because I'm a little more limited with my selection of double-ended hooks, so it gives me a chance to find the right tool if I need to. Hopefully I can keep pace and have a beautiful holiday blanket by Christmas

[@shirleycarter2451]

I'm blown away with this one, I've only made one scalf doing Tunisian crochet by following your book, so must step up me game in the new Yr. Xxx

[@RoseannVranish]

I love this, and I love your nails!

[@xX-yarnicornz-Xx]

Wow!!! I didn’t even know this was possible!

[@ssbekind]

Yay!!!!! Thank you so much for the tutorial!!!

[@valsyarnroom]

Thank you so much. I have learned so much from you.

[@Diane_B_41]

I love Tunisian crochet. I need to try this technique now.

[@ReginaHopson]

Love your magic ring method ❤

[@TLYarnCrafts]

thanks! once I sorted this out, I totally abandoned the other way I used to do it lol

[@LizBischoff-wj9eg]

WOW HOLY COW I DID IT!!!!!!!

[@emmaevans2253]

Excited to see this tutorial and waiting for my yarn to arrive! XoX

[@tinyteacup92]

This looks so cool!

[@suztunes612]

Love your tuition

[@jam_is_jammin]

🤩 wow, that's so cool!

[@markishabunn4492]

I just started a scarf project with a newly learned double knit stitch 😊

[@LTott2234]

It’s witchcraft, I love it. It’s another to add to the collection, can’t wait to see the other new blocks

[@TLYarnCrafts]

more and more tutorials are coming in the next few weeks - so excited for you to try some new things :-)

[@AllisonBurtenshawdeVries]

I love learning from you! But I finally just got the hang of regular crochet in the round after a long time of only Tunisian making sense to me as a former knitter, the mad science of combining these seems like fixing what ain’t broke lol

[@TLYarnCrafts]

I totally get that. They both create very different textures, and there are different TC stitches you can work in the round. Doesn't hurt to have even more skills in your toolkit :-)

[@katieduvall4516]

Trying to learn and improve on all of these. I want to be a master of all these crafts so I can make anything I want. I really appreciate these tutorials.

[@sweethaven5]

3:00 I thought ya could do a magic ring similar to the slip knot!! I tried to figure it out but kept getting knots😂! Thanks SO MUCH!!❤

[@McQueenFam]

I always think of a magic ring as an unfinished slip knot. Because it's essentially what you do.

[@TLYarnCrafts]

it's my favorite way to do it :-) glad I could share it with you.

[@SandyDandyAdams]

LOVE ITTTTT🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jules_2.0]

Now Ive finished the in the round square Im interested make more on the round projects, maybe a tunisian hat in the round?

[@LameBearBeadwork]

I love this! Thank you! I'm wondering if it's possible to keep adding rounds until it's baby blanket size, or if it would start to become distorted as it gets larger.

[@sheilapickard106]

Oooh interesting!

[@erikagholston6610]

Great tutorial, it still seems complicated to me. It would take a lot of practice for me to make a square.

[@jacquemeister9492]

Where did you get the double denise Tunisian hook set in white with white cords that you used in your video? I looked all over and could not find. Please help and respond. Many thanks...your videos are awesome!!!❤

[@TLYarnCrafts]

Hi! I purchased that set ages ago from Amazon, but I can't find it anymore. I did find this set, which has gray hooks and blue cords (then you can get the white cords separately from Amazon) - www.knitdenise.com/collections/crochet/products/denise2go-crochet-for-a-cure-2-hook-set?variant=44740501143772

[@SümerRende]

harika😍

[@deborahhurley9572]

I need help understanding this: • Working in the rnd: FwP and RetP continuously, using 2 balls of yarn; 1 for FwP, 1 for RetP. FwP yarn is used to pull up lps with front hook on RS, while RetP yarn, works lps off the back hook on the WS, following continuously around in the same direction.

[@Shettikkawoodscrocheting-dk4qz]

❤❤❤❤

[@Maritzavanrooi]

i really want to try it, I dont have doubled ended hooks, can I use regular Tunisian hooks?

[@chrishth]

I cannot for the life of me find a 6,5mm double sided hook, but I can find 6 and 7 mm more easily. Would you suggest the smaller or larger size if you don't have a 6,5mm?

[@TLYarnCrafts]

hi! I would recommend going up a size instead. If you're making the blanket, keep in mind that adjusting the hook size for this square may make it a different size from your other squares. I was able to find an inexpensive set of double ended hooks on amazon - amzn.to/3AGXAlh

[@dianaschut2360]

Dank je

[@jeanne-marie8196]

Here’s the thing;I did not stitch along. I’m trying to learn about Tunisian crochet, having never known about this form of crochet before.. I’m fascinated by it, but still uncertain. I’ve watched a few of your videos, but on this one: I’m not understanding when to return pass. I think I’m stuck on “stitch count” (emphasis on the “count”!), that is causing my confusion.. In a Tunisian square, does it not matter if the stitch count is even? Does it just go by making sure to work the marked corner stitch, as another corner stitch? I believe my last sentence indicates just how confused I am! I’ll keep watching, and rerun some of the beginner videos I’ve saved…I am intrigued!

[@trinitywoods2717]

I make my slip knot the way u make your magic ring

[@rebmedina2835]

I like this but I only have straight Tunisian needles. So this will have to wait.

[@LeeAnnahsCreations]

What alternate universe is this??? Cool but my mind is wigging out.

[@TLYarnCrafts]

I know, right?! Doesn't seem like this method should work, but it does!!

[@SlickSydney]

Nice manicure.

[@watchgoose]

looks more like a mitered square.

[@cmarie8099]

Yikes. This will be the LAST square i do! (If ever!) Looks way too fidley for me between the floppy corded hook among 2 yarns and the consttant turning. Just watching makes my head hurt 😳 for reference I JUST barely learned the basic simple stitch from you😂

[@Drjoyce3860]

You kept saying “knit one” which is confusing for those of us who knit, crochet, and Tunisian crochet

[@TLYarnCrafts]

I mean, it's a tunisian crochet tutorial, sooooo....

[@Desaundrea]

When she is saying “knit 1”, she means A TUNISIAN KNIT STITCH: You stick the hook BETWEEN the two bars, yo, pull the loop through the bars. If you know how to Tunisian crochet then the “knit 1” is self explanatory. Especially since we are not actually KNITTING. 🤷🏽‍♀️ We are still only using 1 hook at a time, not two needles.

[@truleyfan13]

dang. is Toni suppose to create new names to already existing stitches? that’s wild

[@j.c.linden]

All you have done for all the lay the yarn here, wrap finger twice, pull this pull that is make an ordinary slip knot in the most complicated way possible. The only difference in the end result is, you did not pull the ring part of the knot tight around the hook.

[@TLYarnCrafts]

My method is like a slipknot, but a normal slipknot does not make an adjustable ring. Try it. This method does, and is simpler than normal magic rings for beginners. This might not be the method that works for you, but it works for many others.

[@Drjoyce3860]

You kept saying “knit one” which is confusing for those of us who knit, crochet, and Tunisian crochet

[@jo-anne8111]

Knit one in the corner, is the increase, so your knitting one, yarn over knit one, it's Tunisian knit stitch which is different, the rest is simple Tunisian stitch, that's why she says simple, I hope that helps.

[@awilson8521]

Since it's a TC video, it's best to assume Toni is using Tunisian Knit Stitch (tks).

[@alekfelis]

Honey, we all are knitters and crocheters and spinners and weavers at once, so this flex is unnecessary. I'm sorry but this comment is just mean, I don't see any other point of you to do it?! Do you actually expect Toni to get note and in future every time to say ''tunisian knit stitch'' one, just because your concentration expires so fast that you barely can remember on which type of project you sit to work? I have nothing against ADHD, but we all have to deal with our own imperfections in private, she can't rewrite one excellent tutorial for someone's clearness 🙄.

[@craftingToni]

Beautiful

[@craftingToni]

Beautiful