Stitch of the Week Tunisian Two Stitch

[@marymontgomery8067]

Enjoying learning new stitches. Thank you

[@jackiescott8721]

I do believe it's a very gorgeous stitch thank you

[@dhanaazm7897]

As usual so pretty and elegant. You are amazing at explaining. You don't leave anything ambiguous or un touched. Amazing teacher. Kudos to you. ❤️

[@susannewman7528]

Your instructions for Tunisian crochet are so easy to follow and the patterns are awesome. Thank you!

[@acorston]

Absolutely gorgeous, I follow you for ordinary crochet,now I will definitely follow your Tunisian tutorials..thank you

[@jeaniesmith1518]

You have an amazing teaching ability. So show your work and explain it at the same time.

[@pennymoyer9434]

Very pretty . Easy-fun Thank you

[@b0nnierolek642]

Love ur vid have used one of u pattern

[@fludrbywest3886]

Nice, thanks For sharing ,you make me so greatfull I love these tutorial you have on Tunisian stitches🙏🏻❣️💖💫♥️

[@joeynelson4176]

Just found you. You are a great teacher. You explain things very well. Thanks.

[@evajawidzik2562]

Thank you. Just trying Tunisian wee lookalike fun I HOPE.

[@donnaallison4986]

Learning from you is so easy thanks I need to learn more this year lots of fun.

[@Tonia.lynn2411]

More Tunisian crochet please grandma 💕 thes are absolutely stunning

[@50wipscrochetlife13]

Glenda happy to see these I'm learning how to at present Thank you very much for Tuturiol Xoxo Christina

[@beckytick]

Thank you so much for this! I love tunisian i wasn't aware that there are several different ways and stitches to do in tunisian I've learned a lot

[@carolynrl59]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️love it. Thanks

[@sylviaarenas6228]

I really like this stitch. So easy and I like the binding too. 😎😎😎

[@rezkitty397]

Thx u...I learned a new stitch👍☺️💕🌷

[@chiquioleary7372]

that was really a very good video of the tunisian stitches. it was easy to follow.

[@bowtiepotato554]

Now that is a beautiful stitch! Can’t wait to start my project with this one ☺️🙌🏻

[@ladonnamcghee1269]

I really appreciate your time and sharing your video good job

[@joseanker2059]

Lovely !

[@raincsolak1997]

Thank you so much for showing us so clearly. I can see exactly where to go with my stitch! I'm really enjoying Tunesian Crochet and it's only taken me 54 years to make the switch! lol :o)

[@rubypickles1836]

I love how you make swatches for your stitches :)

[@robingirard5423]

Thank you. You are so easy to follow.

[@darrelllenapayne8813]

I enjoy watching your videos, I always learn from them. Thank you.

[@judygarcia4926]

This is absolutely beautiful. I'm make my mom a bedspread. Thanks

[@annab9847]

I really like your tutorial videos. Your instructions are clear and easy to follow. Thank you.

[@nightowl4137]

Such a pretty stitch Pattern 💖 Vickie

[@teresalee9997]

enjoy your videos..many thanks again.

[@sharonleslie7890]

You are a terrific teacher! 😍

[@patriciadias3263]

O my this is the first time I try this and it’s beautiful and easy

[@sallyAS4419]

I want to thank-you for the clarity of your explanations and particularly how carefully you show where to put the hook. Being self taught, I also appreciate that you don't assume everyone knows the basic stitches. I may know them but the reinforcement is great.

[@asuncionarroyoferrer4264]

Lanyard Lady Punto tunecino alfombras

[@carolynspohn6487]

Ilove Tunisian it’s fun

[@judysweatman7501]

You have the most thorough and clear videos; your videos are my ‘go-to’ videos for everything crochet!! Thank you!

[@lindahague774]

Another beautiful stitch, thank you Glenda!

[@susanellison5920]

Loving your tunisian crochet patterns. I've only been doing this for a short while, and find your tutorials really easy to follow. Thank you, please keep them coming.

[@jodiekingsley5181]

Love this stich makeing a afgain thank you learn. Alot from you. Love jodie

[@teodoracantu379]

I just love this tutorial. Tunisian is one of my favorites. Thank you

[@dianeradley1712]

👍♥️♥️♥️Thank you

[@tabbiwytch5185]

This is the first time that I’ve ever tried to do something like this and following instructions on YT. Usually it’s been my mom, who’s very sick right now, but I know she’s never done this stitch. She learned the corner to corner stitch and then she had tried to teach me something else, and I hadn’t crocheted in a long time and couldn’t get it - but I’m alright with a basic granny? stitch lol Omg I don’t remember what I’m working on. Sigh. Anyway, I’m very proud of myself that I understood your awesome directions and if I could pat myself on my back I would lol Thank you so much for this. I’m loving it and it’s a great break from my other afghan.

[@BBknits]

Very Beautiful!!! LOVE all your videos

[@blackcatlover9907]

Your work is always so neatly done! Thanks for sharing, it's beautiful.

[@judithbenton1475]

It is great how you have your patterns that we can copy as I love this and am planning to make a baby afghan with it soon. (Baby due in July)

[@MsKimmie001]

I will have to try this! Thanks!

[@miguel159409]

bonito estoy aprendiendo a pesar de no saber ingles entiendo bien las instrucciones

[@socorroortega6974]

Muy bonita puntada gracias Grandma.

[@juliabishop1813]

Very helpful! Thank you for sharing:)

[@crabbatabba]

Pretty!!!!!

[@mydnytrayne]

Howdy Creative Grandma, once again. I realize ripping out is one way, especially if you are working a short row of stitches works. However, if you have more stitches than what you are needing, say 20 and you have 21 or 22...just take and undo the first stitch from the return end..the first loop you started with when you started the main chain. Undo this until you are where you need to be. I have found that by doing this you do not have to rip the whole thing back out and restart completely and saves your work you already have done. I realized this earlier today when I was trying different stitches out. Ive been trying to find a stitch that will work as Im trying to make a scarf and I just have not found the one stitch I want to work yet, so I have made several foundation rows today and have come up with extra loops and so I was tired of taking all those stitches out and redoing so many, so I tried just undoing those first chain from the end I originally started with and works like a charm! Love Love Love ya!

[@anitaalfie]

Lovely 😊

[@marysalvato3532]

beautiful , tyfs.

[@fedupwithvulgarities5229]

“Go ahead and” are UNNECESSARY WORDS! Just say “ repeat that” instead of “go ahead and repeat that” and every other “go ahead and” phrase. I came here to learn what you are doing because the results are beautiful. Your fingers are working just fine.

[@RebeccaFouts1]

Love your easy to understand instructions. Can I suggest tho taking your pattern and using a IMAGE to PDF app (like Adobe Scan). You could take a photo of the entire page, save it as a PDF or PDF. Add photo of entire page to end of video. Or create link to PDF.

[@eleanorferrier807]

nice pattern i like your hook i find the steel hooks are hard on your hand

[@sherrymcfadden3350]

luv it

[@letykitty2909]

Hello, my Beautiful Grandma. All your patterns are Beautiful!!I always enjoy your videos. #58 Lety kitty:)

[@rosianedelmonico3683]

Muito lindo!

[@jenniferspencer3320]

I love your 2 color swatch at the beginning. I'm just trying to see how many rows of the colored yarn you doing between the rows of white. In the video it looks like you're doing only the cross stitch rows in the alternate color.

[@MrFilinita]

olá Grandma sou de Portugal mas vim fazer um pequeno fim d semana a Espanha.Estou em casa de "friends" e aprender o seu ponto tunisiano do qual mto gosto. Bjs 😘😘😘😘

[@catlovercatlover6977]

niceeeee😍😍😍😍😍

[@memesmith0811]

Hi, I have tried to find the full list of instructions for this stitch but all there is, is a page shown on the video but you cannot see all the instructions. I tried putting in the link http etc but it came up as not found. Love your videos so far and will get the hang of it

[@emilyrose5313]

Does anyone know if this stitch is reversible? (looks the same on both sides?)

[@atelierofildutemps]

Hello, first let me thank you for your amazing videos. I wanted to know how come my Tunisian basic stitch keeps on curling on the bottom row? I'm up to about 20 rows done, with merino wool, and it just curls into a roll from the bottom up.

[@darlenehanfmann896]

Looking for a scroll pattern I did years ago on Tunisian crochet…do you have any idea where to find/look for it?

[@HrafnNordhri]

Is there a stitch count/multiple to consider with this stitch?

[@Mrs.Silversmith]

even number

[@louisedery1049]

Are you using a regular crochet hook? I thought this would be a pretty scarf with fringe on it. What do you think and if I do a scarf can I use a regular crochet hook, not a Tunisian crochet hook. How many do you recommend I cast on for a scarf. Ty for the pattern it is beautiful and as usual your tutorial is awesome ♥

[@stonecrestquilt]

You need a Tunisian crochet hook or what is sometimes called an Afghan hook. Go up 2 sizes from what your yarn calls for, loose tension too.

[@memesmith0811]

can you please confirm that in between each cross stitch row you are doing 2 rows knit stitch as you did in the beginning rows. Thanks beautiful stitch and looks great with the white and the varigated cross row. what is the varigated yarn called and colour please

[@voyager9028]

You are correct. This is a 3-row repeat: one cross-stitch row and two knit-stitch rows. If you are changing colors, always do so at the right edge (or the beginning of the forward pass).

[@jennifermayhue635]

Hello...love your video...my cross stitches to not seem to line up under my knit stitches...any advice?

[@brew9qui]

What if I want to make an Afghan that is 60 inches wide? How do I do this with all the loops that have to stay on the hook since I am not casting off the loops as I go along?

[@sandrahanaway5139]

Where do I allow to look for the printed pattern

[@pattiroyse]

Hi, I have a question.... I was in a store and seen a stitch in a magazine that I thought was a beautiful stitch so I took a picture on my phone, but I didn’t get the name of it. I would like to see some projects with this stitch. The only info I have is: chain multiple 2+4, stitch guide says, Front post double crochet cluster (FPdcCL). I don’t even know what magazine it was from..... help... do you know of this stitch?

[@colleenmisner454]

How do you join together so that it looks the same on the front and back

[@catenorthway1120]

Can you show the tunision enterloc stitch

[@maggicarns5270]

Where's a good place to get the crochet hooks that are longer?

[@sharonleslie7890]

I love this cross stitch . Do you have patterns for various projects? I've only done simple stitch afghans so far. Would like to make a poncho for granddaughter

[@CreativeGrandma]

Hello Sharon, I do not have any patterns at this time just the stitch patterns, I have some projects in the works but not done yet. No poncho in the tunisian stitch sorry.

[@judyhoffman1359]

I am going to add this to my list. I lost you on the 4th row. I am trying to copy you, and make notes, and it is very confusing. I will catch up slowly. Thanks.

[@donnaday8813]

On this pattern, what size and length crochet hook, do you use? I usually make afgahans that will fit in a twin or queen size bed.

[@anitaalfie]

Please could you suggest a nice border for this stitch, it's for a baby blanket. Thank you xx

[@CreativeGrandma]

I believe a (SC, DC, SC) shell st border would be pretty around a baby afghan

[@lindaeibert677]

How much yarn are you using for your baby blanket anitaafle? Thank you in advance

[@anitaalfie]

I used 4 x 50g and just made a small blanket.

[@heklegal]

😵‍💫oh my god, its so much noise in the video, but i need to hear your voice anyhow. Love from 🇳🇴.

[@beverlywood4856]

Where did you get your tunisian afghan hook?

[@CreativeGrandma]

These hooks were sold by Annies Attic years ago and have been discontinued, I really love them wish they would make them again.

[@juliemurff8428]

Your description is good however your voice is being downed out by a fan or something in the background. Not good audio

[@watchgoose]

acrosS.

[@franceschong4037]

If I make big, is it joint tow pice together.?

[@kristim932]

Normally you work up a little you barely did three rows if you can even really call it that you did it first time I've truly been disappointed with stitch of the week😢.😢😢

[@dorothyschmidt6774]

Very clear instructions - but you should consider cleaning your dirty fingernails

[@karendoucet8285]

Very noisy in the background

[@kenishadavis9478]

heu

[@marciadressler7945]

Marcia is

[@msdeemorning427]

The audio is terrible.

[@eileencopes32]

p

[@gehudon]

Didn’t anyone notice the background noise?🥴 very distracting!

[@lonnaprivett57]

were can I find that crochet hook? 😟

[@grandma645]

Hello Lonna, This is hard hook to find, you will have to probably look on ebay to try to find one. I bought mine a few years ago through annies attic but they discontinued them, I know ebay sells the wooden ones. a size 10 1/2 K or 6.5 mm will work just as good.

[@colleenmisner454]

Lotto Grandma I love the hook you use .. can you tell me the brand it is so I can try to find it .. been searching for Tunisian hooks and double ended hooks ... love your videos

[@precious51961]

Amazon?