Tunisian Crochet Smock Stitch with Two Colors

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It's time for another new Tunisian crochet stitch!
Let's learn the smock stitch, shall we? The Tunisian crochet smock stitch creates a beautiful design and texture for your crochet projects. It can be used for so many different things such as blankets, hats, scarves, and pillows.
For the Ethan crochet throw, I used two different colors of yarn: Lion Brand Pound of Love in Oxford Gray and Lion Brand Mandala in Sphinx.
For this Tunisian crochet tutorial, I'm using Lion Brand Pound of Love in Vanilla and Lion Brand Mandala in Warlock.
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[@MariaElenaBordignon-dy9kl]

Grazie per la condivisione. Mi piace molto il crochet Tunisino. Cari saluti e auguri di buona vita

[@annfield7356]

Thank you. Made it so clear. Lovely that the camera followed you throughout. I am a beginner and it all made sense to me

[@ICanCrochetThat]

We're happy to hear that! Thank you :)

[@Noahidebc]

Thank you from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤

[@dianeradley1712]

👍♥️♥️♥️THANK YOU. FROM. CANADA. P. Q

[@the1_grammy503]

So Julie, have I worn out your fingers and yarn yet?😂 I have played this video over and over and I’ve slowed it down just so I can learn this stitch to make The Ethan Throw. I spotted it somewhere (Pinterest?) a while back and went ahead and bought the yarn. I had some other projects going but I’m finally done and ready to learn! I can’t thank you enough for the pattern AND the tutorial without which I know I couldn’t do this. A BILLION thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent with all of us!!

[@ICanCrochetThat]

So that's why my hand is cramping today! LOL I am so happy this helped! Let me know if you have any questions. I'm here for ya! :)

[@the1_grammy503]

@@ICanCrochetThatthank you so much!😊

[@902dre1]

Thanks! This video helped me the most 💖 I just learned Tunisian last Sunday so this one is a tad bit challenging for me . I lost some loops on the RT pass and they were never to be found stain 😅😅

[@902dre1]

Again**

[@Jodider]

I’ve looked through several of your 2 color with Mandala Tunisian patterns and can’t find a reason why you use worsted with the Madala, which is a 3. Is it a strategic move to help counter curling?

[@brendaayotte7816]

I have to find one of those blanket hooks as I want to make this stitch in a temperature blanket. Thank-you. You make it look soooo easy. Is this stitch easy to swap colors?

[@ICanCrochetThat]

That would be really pretty! It took me a few tries to get the color change tension right, but after some practice, I think it's super easy. :) You can experiment with changing colors at the beginning of your forward pass or before your return pass. It'll change the way it looks (before forward pass you'll get a striped look, before return pass a more woven look).

[@brendaayotte7816]

@@ICanCrochetThat thank you for the info. Hopefully mine comes out as good as yours!!!

[@nikkiwong6905]

7:16

[@KellyDannemann]

This is wonderful. Thank you for taking time to make the video. I love your hook, the bamboo one, because it has a flat edge on the surface. What brand is it? I got some tulip bamboo ones, lol... sanded a flat surface to stop the hook from rolling forward. That is why I am asking about yours. I normally use Denise, but they are so old the hook is starting to pop off more often from being over used on the cord.

[@ICanCrochetThat]

You're welcome! I bought these on Amazon here: amzn.to/3C4ekRR They're definitely not my favorite because I'm always having to file the hook down a bit because the bamboo frays a little. I've started using Knitters Pride. They don't have the flat edge as you mentioned, but they're really well made :)

[@KellyDannemann]

@@ICanCrochetThat Thank you so much and thank you for this link for finishing the edge on the blanket!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q365koCng5t4r9E @ 26:48 minutes

[@jmills3721]

What size cord would you advise for a blanket?

[@ICanCrochetThat]

I usually use cord sizes 30" or 40".

[@deborahjohnson7861]

❤

[@TatianaMes]

😊👍👍🌹