Tunisian Crochet Spiral Tutorial - Right handed

[@maxdaniels5764]

You have the loveliest voice. It is so soothing and patient and easy to listen to as I follow your instructions. Thank you for the video and pattern!

[@KnitterKnotter]

You are very kind, thank you :) I am so glad you like my tutorial!

[@markwilliams1824]

Finally, someone that take the time to do more than just one round / increase! Thanks 🙏🏼

[@KnitterKnotter]

I am glad you found the tutorial helpful!

[@Goldenretriever-k8m]

this is a selfless instruction! How unique! You used two colors to show where the increases happen just for us! I wish more tutorials were like that. Usually they either make a small sample or they just make it however they want to, not really modifying it to make it easier for someone else to learn.

[@KnitterKnotter]

Thank you so much! I am glad this was helpful :)

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[@lenahjonsson]

Very clearly and pedagogically explained! Thank you!

[@KnitterKnotter]

You're welcome!

[@annab5733]

Thank you! Your instructions are very clear and easy to follow. Thank you for written instructions too.

[@KnitterKnotter]

You're welcome! :)

[@202teddy]

I could never understand the increases until I watched your video, excellent instructions . Thank you.

[@KnitterKnotter]

You are welcome! I am glad that this was helpful :)

[@magnoliab7155]

Wish I could give you two thumbs up! 👍👍 Oh, look at that. I did!!

[@KnitterKnotter]

Aw, thank you :) I am so glad you liked it!

[@annab5733]

Thank you for showing us how to use more than one color and how to wind down the spiral with decreases.

[@KnitterKnotter]

You're welcome! :)

[@kathryngreen925]

What a great tutorial! I watched several others before I found you and they didn't cover it well enough for me. You did. Thanks, now I feel confident that I can tackle it.

[@KnitterKnotter]

That's great to hear! I hope you will enjoy making it :)

[@veviticushumphrieswallace2546]

You gave the best instructions for this stitch. I couldn't understand it until I watched your video. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I have subscribed. Looking forward to learning more from you.

[@KnitterKnotter]

You are so welcome! :) I am working on more videos and I will upload them soon.

[@carolf2381]

I just found your channel. You explain this so well. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@KnitterKnotter]

You're welcome! I know it has been a while since you left this comment, I hope you enjoyed making this :)

[@jacquelineboissiere9097]

Great tutorial thank you so much!

[@KnitterKnotter]

You're welcome!

[@GrannyReplica]

Thank you this posting this tutorial, it answered pretty much all the questions I had about Tunisian Spiral. And working with 2 colours to show the increases was pure genius - it made a world of difference.

[@KnitterKnotter]

You're welcome! I am glad you like the tutorial. I learnt how to make this spiral by using two colors myself. I found that was the easiest way for me to understand how the increases and decreases worked :)

[@artiejohnson703]

A Huge Thank You!!!! You are a awesome teacher. I have watched other videos and they go so fast it’s very hard to follow. I want to make the pattern with a variegated yarn. Can’t wait to get started. ❤❤❤

[@KnitterKnotter]

I am glad you found my video helpful, please share some pictures with me when you make yours! :)

[@pahapl4835]

Wonderful instructions, easy to understand. GOOD JOB.

[@KnitterKnotter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sylviademain-stone1836]

Thanks for the tutorial, l have never done Tunisian crochet before you explained it very well and I really enjoyed doing the spiral, l used white and light purple and made a dressing table set looking forward to seeing more on your blog ☺️😃👍

[@KnitterKnotter]

You're welcome! I am glad that you liked the tutorial, please share some pictures with me ([e-mail]) of your dressing table set, I'd love to see it :)

[@janelg7918]

Thank you so much!! Great tutorial!

[@adamross9946]

I've been doing crochet since my grandmother showed me as a kid. I'm the son of a mechanic and I do woodworking, outdoor living spaces, big fire pits and BBQs, etc. I have a chemical imbalance that makes me turn into the Tasmanian Devil when I get upset, so like Rosie Greer did his thing, I took to crochet and sewing. I have an entire bedroom made into my craft shop. Anyway, I love the tutorials.

[@KnitterKnotter]

I am glad that you like my videos, I hope you will enjoy this technique!

[@cindyh112]

A terrific pattern! It would definitely make a great rug. I will have to try it in a chunky yarn. Thanks for all your Tunisian videos and recent cal.

[@KnitterKnotter]

You are so welcome :) I'd love to see your chunky yarn rug when you make it!

[@jyotibhoraskar4521]

Thanks for nice and clear guidelines...

[@KnitterKnotter]

I am glad that you find this tutorial helpful!

[@traceybrown5413]

Oh my, this is beautiful!

[@KnitterKnotter]

thank you!

[@jennypedlow7906]

Thankyou. This is such a easy way of explaining this. Amazing 👏 x

[@KnitterKnotter]

I am glad you like the tutorial!

[@jolochner]

Thanks for teaching me this technique, very clear and concise. Always a good day when you learn something new in crochet.

[@KnitterKnotter]

You are so welcome! I agree, it is always great to learn something new in crochet :)

[@annalouux8553]

Thank you for the clear instructions ❤

[@KnitterKnotter]

you're welcome! :)

[@tstanway9563]

Subscribed! Thanks for this tutorial. I’m new to Tunisian so can’t wait to try this technique!

[@KnitterKnotter]

Awesome, thank you! I hope you will enjoy making it!

[@oliviapopireni3456]

Thank you for the clear explanation. Subscribed!

[@KnitterKnotter]

You're welcome!

[@zuhurapakeer8920]

Thank you for this great tutorial 🤗

[@KnitterKnotter]

You’re welcome 😊

[@angiemurphy1246]

I love that your channel is all tunisian. I subscribed right away without watching a single video 😂. Anyway, I am brand new to this type of crochet and am completely obsessed. I love this particular project, but prefer a rectangle (blanket) - is there any chance you would ever post a video that modifies it? Unfortunately, I do not know how to read patterns, so the only way I learn is through video tutorials.

[@KnitterKnotter]

Thank you :) Tunisian crochet is a lot of fun, I hope you will enjoy it! I don't think this technique can be modified to make a rectangle but I do have a video about how to make a 10 stitch blanket that might be similar to what you are looking for. Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaPdkmieodZ1bJo

[@carmendewinter6583]

Great tutorial, when will your pattern be available for the rug?

[@KnitterKnotter]

Thank you, I am glad you found it useful. Unfortunately, the pattern release for this has been delayed. I am targeting releasing it closer to winter.

[@kyliecamilleri3956]

I absolutely love this pattern. So easy to follow. Is there a technique if i want it bigger? :) thank you so much

[@KnitterKnotter]

You can follow the tutorial and continue to increase in every round. If you are unable to figure out the increases, I offer a pattern that you could use to increase the size of your project: www.etsy.com/au/listing/1419050090/pdf-tunisian-crochet-spiral-rug-easy

[@kyliecamilleri3956]

Thank you so much. I have Lion Brand Ferris Wheel yarn. Recommended hook size is 5mm. Do I go up to a 6.5mm or 7mm ? :)

[@KnitterKnotter]

@@kyliecamilleri3956 I would try with a 6.5m hook and make a swatch of 10 rows / 10 stitches of Tunisian Simple stitches first. If you don't like the fabric you can use the 7mm hook and try making the swatch again.

[@KnitterKnotter]

@@kyliecamilleri3956 I would try a swatch of simple stitches with a 6mm or 6.5 mm hook instead of 7mm. If the fabric is too dense, then go up to 7mm.

[@homoeopathyworks_drharshgoel]

Beautiful

[@KnitterKnotter]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@janicecooper192]

This is beautiful, and your demonstration is so useful! I'm wondering if this could be tweaked to make an oval rug rather than a round one because it would fit my space better... Any suggestions?

[@KnitterKnotter]

Thank you, I am glad you liked this tutorial. I think this could be tweaked to work with the 10 stitch technique to make an oval. I might try it some day. If you end up trying it, please share your experience and some pictures with me. I will be happy to discuss this further via email - [e-mail].

[@monicaphaup4667]

I have one question.. you only do increases 5 rounds then standard 3 rows for remaining 3 ? I'm just learning Tunisian and absolutely love this pattern

[@KnitterKnotter]

Hello Monica, I am afraid I don't understand your question. Could you please reach out to me at [e-mail] and we can discuss this there.

[@brendakimsey]

I think this would make a beautiful bag. If i wanted to make one, would i stop increasing?

[@KnitterKnotter]

I agree, this would make a beautiful bag :) You're right, you'd just stop increasing when you reach the desired diameter.

[@brendakimsey]

@@KnitterKnotter wonderful! thank you so much!

[@debbieholmes8926]

Where is the pattern for the picture posted? TIA

[@KnitterKnotter]

You can find the free pattern on my website: knitterknotter.com/how-to-tunisian-crochet-a-continuous-spiral/ It is also available for purchase from my Ravelry and Etsy shops (links in the description above).

[@kodaxrose50]

Beautiful

[@KnitterKnotter]

thank you!