Tunisian Crochet Bamboo Stitch Right Handed

[@DianneMajorCrochet]

This is a great looking stitch, you are so right, it looks exactly like a piece of bamboo. My swatch came out nice, a bit too tight and curling a whole lot, but it looks good when I flatten it out. Haha. Thanks Michael, really like this one and am thinking I may make a small bag out of it. Would like to learn to increase and decrease this stitch. Just to have that in my back pocket if needed. 💜🧶🤟🏼

[@mdlcrochet]

Awesome. I will work it up and show a decrease and increase in this stitch. It will be a bit before I can do that but I promise I will. It’s now on my list of things to do.

[@JaiBeesCrochet]

I love this stitch. Can't wait to try it out.

[@mdlcrochet]

I like it a lot too

[@katrinascrochethookandloops]

I am going to hae to try this one i really love it. And i agree it for sure makes me think of bamboo. Thank you for a wonderful tutorial again michael great work.

[@mdlcrochet]

You are so welcome and thank you

[@jenreeves7684]

This is a pretty stitch 🎉

[@mdlcrochet]

It’s oh so pretty.

[@ArtJunkie]

Beautiful stitch

[@mdlcrochet]

It really is.

[@Pammy_Yolo]

Very pretty stitch! ❤️

[@mdlcrochet]

I like it a lot.

[@mycrochetstory7169]

I can't wait for my needles!!!!!

[@mdlcrochet]

I cannot wait for you to get them as well.

[@DianEnglish56]

Hi Michael, it’s such a pretty stitch. 🧶🫂

[@mdlcrochet]

It really is! Hi sweetie.

[@cyann410]

I must say, beautiful stitch, very easy to memorize, but I felt like I had fumbly fingers doing it. I am sure, with more practice it will come much easier. But I do have to say, at first, more than a few bad words flew out of my mouth! 🤣🤣🤣🤬🤬🤬 thank you for this tutorial.❤

[@mdlcrochet]

When I learned it years ago I used a smaller crochet hook to move that wrap over then a small darning needle and eventually went to my fingers. It’s my pleasure to bring these tutorials to everyone as I love Tunisian and I love teaching the stitches.

[@NitWhitAngieP]

Beautiful stitch, thank you

[@mdlcrochet]

It really is.

[@Withoutfeathers]

Nice Michael. I can’t believe you find all these stitches. And as a side note- I really hate the back bumps as I crochet tightly. I have adjusted for it but still don’t like it but the finish is perfect.

[@mdlcrochet]

There are over 400 Tunisian stitches and I know about 380ish and have only put out about 40 or so since I do it once a week so many many more to come. I too dislike the back bump but yes, the finished project loves the back bump lol.

[@Withoutfeathers]

@@mdlcrochet is there a book you’d recommend? For the stitches?

[@mdlcrochet]

@@Withoutfeathers this one is good I think as it give really good directions on clear colorful pictures and graphs of what to do. Wish I had it when I was starting out learning. www.amazon.com/Tunisian-Crochet-Stitch-Dictionary-Step/dp/1639810269

[@bonniescorner1964]

Hi Michael, oh I like this one I’m gonna have to try it thank you. I like that hook you’re using to.Tfs 💙

[@mdlcrochet]

Thank you hun and glad you like the stitch. The hook is knitters pride finger Tunisian cables set. My favorite set

[@bonniescorner1964]

@@mdlcrochet oh ok ty

[@bonniescorner1964]

Oh wait just a minute I said I loved is $126. I will just admire them from a far holy moly.

[@mdlcrochet]

@@bonniescorner1964 silly. Love ya sweetie

[@snospmoht3252]

Wow. I really like this one. 😍

[@mdlcrochet]

Yay. I like it too.

[@snospmoht3252]

@@mdlcrochet I think that it would make a good Chanel type jacket.

[@mdlcrochet]

@@snospmoht3252 Oo that’s a nice possibility.

[@whoknows7834]

Hi Michael