Tunisian Entrelac Stitch Pattern | BEGINNER

Learn how to do the Tunisian Entrelac in a square formation. With this concept, you revolve around the centre square. #TunisianCrochet #crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial .
This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English. . *** .
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[@juliacoy-ybarra7953]

Mikey, so glad I found this channel. Your explanation of this stitch is fantastic. Thank you, thank you. Your explanation, so easy to understand

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

You are so welcome!

[@wdbreezy]

Your color choice caught my eye. This would make the perfect baby blanket for a soon-to-be mom I know. It may be beyond my skillset, but I'm going to give it a try...your tutorial is encouraging, Mikey !

[@yvonneparsons713]

You are a legend. This didn’t make any sense until you mentioned bowling. My parents were ten pin league bowlers forever and I finally understood why my counts were never correct. I wasn’t allowing for gutters to join into. Thank you for another great tutorial

[@septmornx]

Mickey, I love your "weirdness." I've learned so much from you! Thanks for all you do for us crocheters.

[@pamweiss2836]

Mikes, you are a superstar. I have always had trouble with patterns, I am visual with a learning difficulty. You make it so easy. Thank you

[@winnypeters4176]

Just received my full set of Tunisian hooks which I ordered from eBay so I went to my favourite man, Mikey, as I wanted to do entrelac. He just taught me something I did not know, but know makes perfect sense, you always go up 2 sizes compared to what the yarn label says. It's like chalk and cheese, now it feels very soft, not that stiffer feel I always have had doing this type of hooking! Thanks Mikey xox

[@marigeobrien]

Great idea for a lapghan. I love lapghans. They're great to put across your lap when you're sitting at a desk. (Am I the only one?)

[@marigeobrien]

By the way, I just wanted to mention that your using a large hook and bulky yarn for demonstrations made me think that when someone is learning these stitches, it's also a good way to practice the stitch when first learning it. I tried it while learning the Tunisian knit stitch and it helped SO MUCH! Thank you, Mikey!

[@Daphne510]

I agree. He should have added that in the video because what do you do if your not going to change colors.

[@esthermungai404]

Mikey, i always love your work & you explain so well. Thank for sharing your gift/talent with us.

[@sandragarnham5608]

I think that all your tutorials are soooo good, you make it so easy. Many thanks for that

[@kandylanterman2167]

Mikey just let me say I love how you explain things. I would like to know that after you do the border, I want to carry on with the Tunisian to the rest?

[@yodatao]

Muchas gracias por KZbin y crochet. 👏👌😍

[@wendycat808]

Mikey, thank you .

[@gabrialacarillo1997]

Thanks for your help I appreciate

[@dakotagetz475]

Beautiful!

[@chorsreysros6178]

look so nice i will try it thanks

[@marilynayala9455]

Hi Mike, thank you so much for taking the time to teach us different projects. Would it be possible for you to do a tutorial on a star Tunisian Entrelac?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

I don't think I have ever seen a Tunisian Entrelac Star. I will have to see if a free pattern is available on Yarnspirations as I don't have a design like that.

[@marilynayala9455]

@@TheCrochetCrowdI saw a tutorial but unfortunately is in German. Thank you for all of your efforts, is highly appreciate it.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

@@marilynayala9455 See if you can change the subtitles to your preferred language. That may help you. Or run the pattern through translator.

[@marilynayala9455]

@@TheCrochetCrowd thank you

[@dissodatore]

for the third round, instead of fastening off, what it you (when working the same color) continue up the last square to make it 11 up instead of binding off at 5?

[@auracalvache5261]

Que hermoso felicitaciones.

[@leonilmariateixeiradasilva2906]

Eu estou amando está informações

[@Montse3070]

Gday Mikey. ...love it! Can you please show how you would start to make a rectangular one? I don't find much use for square blankets. Thank You xo

[@yarnaddict1]

Thank you so much for demystifying entrelac for me! I've been crocheting for 40+ years and have tried entrelac too many tines to count, unsuccessfully I might add! Your bowling analogy helped immensely as did your clear, concise instructions. I am forever grateful!

[@michellemaibach780]

Mikey, I wish you would also teach how to do this with self-striping yarn. You mention the option of not finishing off on the first block if not changing colors, but you don't tell us what to do with that final unfinished row. On your other tutorial (the one that follows the trip around the world pattern) you feature a beautiful quilt-like tunisian crochet blanket, and again, the instructions call for "finishing off" and changing yarns after each round. Otherwise, thanks.

[@IrishGirl925]

May I make a note, Mikey? You actually have 6 pins in your diagram, not 5. 1 pin + 2 pins = 3 pins + 3 pins = 6 pins. 😄

[@131dyana]

Thank you, but I think I will try this with just one color to make it simpler for me. Make some thing small thing to get used to using this stitch.

[@bobbieasche1996]

Love the variegated yarn what is the name of it?

[@jeremypeirson6840]

I'm using the modified simple stitch. Can I make an entrelac project with this stitch?

[@zhinka1]

happy that you have a new sharp scissors! lol

[@alyshaallen5108]

I just began learning entrelac, but I am confused about one thing. In this video when attaching the row to the side of the previous block, you are stitching two together all the way across, but in the other entrelac video you stitch one, then two... two ... two etc to the other side (like the center square on this video). What is the reason for the difference in the pattern?

[@Daphne510]

I noticed that too.

[@cynthiavail3042]

Mikey, looking for the I hour video you made de this week. Please share link

[@annstoeckl8876]

How about using a Tunisian knit stitch? I'd like to get the different stitch directions and precise look of knitted entrelac. Thanks

[@abbynormal4740]

You should be able to substitute Tunisian knit stitch for the simple stitch. Maybe use an even larger hook since the knit stitch is so thick (unless that's what you're going for) :-)

[@adasmith1059]

cool

[@sharongodbout9014]

Hello Mikey :) If I wanted to do larger blocks do I start with multiples of seven or just any number? Thank you for sharing :)

[@MissSorrow100]

+Sharon Godbout he explains this at 4.55 in the video. seems to be what ever number plus 2. so for a 10 block before the joins you'd do 12 stitches.

[@sharongodbout9014]

Thank you :)

[@spooter79]

Mikey, have you done Tunisian Entrelac projects with TKS instead of TSS? If so, how did the resulting project look?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

No I haven't. Just TSS.

[@patgreenwood3805]

love ya

[@pogmothoin1987]

I want to do 3 colors like your example but in a rectangle not a square. I watched your other video on rectangles but you only used 2 colors so I'm not sure where to add the 3rd color.

[@pogmothoin1987]

Ignore prior. I found the border video :)

[@marywhitlow4690]

Is there a way to use this crochet pattern to make a scarf?

[@xochitlmtzgcia]

if not changing colors, should i finish off or no? if not then what to do with that unfinished row?

[@Daphne510]

I still finished off because it looks odd if you just slip stitch to an L.

[@uniquelymystical]

Mikey ... how can I straighten my edges on Tunisian blanket? Please any help will be greatly appreciated And can I make a blanket in 25 stitches instead of 7?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

We have a border tutorial for the tunisian edging here on our channel. and yes, you can do any combination of sts for each square. If you prefer sts across, you will have 23 rows. Just like it's 7 across, you have 5 rows. So whatever the amount of sts across, subtract two and that gives you the rows for each box.

[@uniquelymystical]

How to Crochet with The Crochet Crowd ... thank you I’m on the process to make a blanket for baby 100 stitches across 100 rows then I’m planning the big squares ... and then try my hand at the triangles 😊 THANK YOU so much

[@Amanda19824]

how big of a Afghan can u make using this method. thanks

[@jeannesteinhilber4169]

+Amanda Fite The possibilities are endless! :)

[@brittany45]

What purpose does increasing the hook size have?

[@abbynormal4740]

Using a larger hook makes the fabric less stiff and reduces the curling somewhat.

[@jasmine16829]

like for my project

[@Mamosherry]

How would I do this on one color? Would I still bind off??

[@simplejoys4]

You bind off at the end of each square but you don't finish off unless changing colours or when you come to the next L. Watch the video, Mikey explains it around 24 minutes in.

[@heatheringraham4629]

Do you do this in the round

[@roxanneadams2619]

What if you don't want to change colors?

[@jessicabolinger8602]

I want to make this blanket but I want to make larger squares but I'm extremely confused about how many stitches and everything, please help!!

[@janetzahn8494]

Jessica Bolinger r

[@jessicabolinger8602]

for Jan- when you chained how many did you chain?

[@Daphne510]

I'd say for the first block chain 12 and then when you attaching to the next block only do 11 and the 12th one will be moving over to the next block.

[@pogmothoin1987]

Can't find the video on how to do the border!

[@MLTChick2010]

I really want to know to do this without changing colors

[@abbynormal4740]

Skip the fastening off and joining with slip stitch steps shown and keep on stitching through :-)

[@NS-bu7lc]

What if i wanted to do this in rows ?? How do you do this ??

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

We have a video to do this concept in a row. It's in our collection. You can find that here.

[@RavenclawSeer]

If I am doing a blanket 6 bars by 6 rows but I accidentally dropped one bar so now its 6 rows high but instead only 5 bars wide, can that be hidden in the next round? I didnt realize it and now the last two rounds have squares that are 5 bars wide but 6 rows high vs 6 bars wide and 6 rows high. X|=|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|=|= Instead I made X|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|= X|=|=|=|=|= If this doesnt make sense I'm sorry. Thanks for rhe video and help.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

I don't think it can be hidden but you can try it and see before ripping it out. That's what I would do.

[@RavenclawSeer]

@@TheCrochetCrowd I'm going to just do it correctly from the row onwards. It is such a mess to unwind the entire row and it's not too noticeable.

[@dinaaguirre480]

I got stuck on the second change of color white.

[@janeday7283]

What wool did you use😂

[@MissNayNay]

Your bowling alley analogy confused me because you said that there should be five pins plus two gutters, but you drew six pins. That threw me off.

[@brookewarren4841]

MissNayNay I agree....I am totally lost and he goes so fast that I can't keep up.

[@Daphne510]

Your going to have 7 all together. The loop already on the hook then you will pull up six more loops. So when he mentions the gutter it's the first corner Stitch then five regular stitches then the next gutter which is you attaching it to the next block.

[@dorothysmom]

The stuff about bowling is very confusing to me. Just show us how to start the project please.

[@losvegas25]

+Patti Williams .....rude!

[@meancarleen]

+Patti Williams you could ALWAYS follow a different Entrelac video, this is HIS KZbin account and he can post his videos to include ANYTHING he wants. Geesh

[@dorothysmom]

+meancarleen Well excuse the hell out of me, I did end up following a different video.I just said the bowling part was confusing to me.

[@dorothysmom]

+losvegas25 I think you're rude, sometimes it takes him awhile to get to the project. This is why I don;t follow him anymore.

[@jawari2898]

+Patti Williams I don't understand either and I think you are not rude by express your confused

[@elizabethalexander-pukerud7951]

I don't understand any of this. Where is the tutorial before that shows how to do the entralac. After I learn stitches I feel like this might make sense?

[@elizabethalexander-pukerud7951]

Never mind I skipped ahead. After I learn what I am doing ill go back