You should learn this new stitch! Fast and Relaxing crochet pattern

[@sigflick11]

I really like that cast-on as well. Very pretty Tunesian stitch.

[@clairejohnson4797]

Yes, I really like the cast-on, I'm going to have to save this video just for that.

[@georgettebereni6322]

Merci pour ces moments de pure patience .?

[@carlosfonseca6281]

I have never been able to get Tunisian work correct. Thank for doing it slowly I am differently going to give it a try again. ❤

[@loismiller7742]

So clever! I finally get Tunisian ! Thank you.

[@francisfischer7620]

Thanks for going nice and slow!!! That just helps enormously!! Lovely music!! Bless you!!

[@Gems-of-Hope-Rocks]

It's the same background music as some of the channels that read stories.

[@leticiasantini6958]

Ññ7​@@Gems-of-Hope-Rocks

[@joyceeberner]

Beautiful! Yes , thanks for doing it slow, as others have commented on. Haven’t crocheted in years & needed a reminder. Look forward to others like this’👌

[@janejohnston9466]

Really love the pattern and how to cast off at the end

[@nopelindoputraperkasa5869]

Very beautiful, creative handicrafts 👏🙏🤍👌👍

[@manuelaleal8115]

Is a very nice work. Just a simple question how you close the pattern? It will very helpful if you show the closed line as well

[@gaylescovel7308]

Well thats a trick n a half yarning over from the front instead of the back, 😂! Love the stitch pattern tho❣

[@sherryseeton6749]

Yes, but why? What does that do?

[@franziskani]

It is important to use a larger than usual (for the specific yarn) needle for Tunisian crochet. Then it is easier to get the hook through - but the fabric will be a bit loose. Not ideal for a wind breaker ;) and could have consequences for stretchyness and integritiy of form. For beginners I recommend a beginner-friendly yarn. Well twisted (so it appears like a single strand) and a smooth (not a fluffy or knubbly / uneven) thread. Yarns where the individual strands are very noticable * are not beginner friendly. If The strands are not well twisted into one thicker strand you can get easily in between the 3 ? strands with the hook or needle. In many cases there will be 3 strands, that make up a thread. * That's for people that have good skills, else you will often pull through only a part of the thread, leaving behind 1 or 2 strands. That can be visible as a flaw and it can weaken the fabric, it is more likely the thread will break at that spot and you get holes easily. * a yarn that is not much twisted: it is more or less like two or three strands that are simultanuously used together - IF the knitter / crocheter is successfull in getting them through all at once ;) One can also do that intentionally, taking two balls of the same yarn = "taking it double" to have a thicker material to work with. Or combing two different yarns to get more thickness or to get a tweed effect when combining colours or differently structured threads. But that is NOT for beginners. you would be setting up yourself for frustration. This yarn in this video is pretty good. The needle is not much thicker than usual (it does not look like that) but is a loose texture nontheless. A skilled crafts person can knit or crochet in a loose manner, and it will look even. Else it is helpful to rely on a bit larger needle number to get the exact same amount of looseness with all stitches and rows. A bit more than usual (I heard two numbers in another video, that seems to be a bit much. One has to try it out. The looser the fabric the easier it will lose its shape and the easier it is to pull a thread and get damage. The needles should be large enough for easy work progress, but not more than that else the garment can lose its shape: with washing or even with wearing. The textil industry is guilty of that. Very loose knits and the sweaters do not hold the form and can easily damaged when one pulls a thread. Also likely more pilling - mor surface is exposed. A lose enough texture gives a nice drape for a sweater (unless you add pockets and put heavier things in it, then it would stretch). As for stretch during washing / drying: tumbling it perferably in a dry towel that will absorb the moisture, and if the material is delicate the short and low spin tumble will not harm it, but the garment still will come out fairly dry. And then drying it laying on a rack, not hanging down, that again could mess with the form. Even if it is not dripping wet. Even having it on a cloths hanger (in the cabinet for storage) could over time change the form and stretch it. Especially if it is loosely worked and the material is heavy. It would not use a stretchy kind of loose pattern for a bag, it will stretch too much and lose the form. Crochet is generally good for bags (better than knit that is normally more stretchy / drapy than crochet). There are crochet patterns that produce the needed stiffness and non-stretchy body.

[@tass5797]

And BREATHE !!!!!!!😅😂😊

[@kimmccullum4514]

Genius ❤❤❤❗️

[@emmacastro584]

Que bello punto y sobre todo eres una excelente maestra que nos enseña despacio El Paso a paso y con una música relajante. Muchísimas gracias, le doy mi like y me suscribo.

[@mlauracorreazanetta9410]

Ame la explicación lenta. Sin acelerar ni tejer veloz. La cámara muy buen filmado. GRACIAS.

[@cyng8497]

Wow I’ve not seen that stitch before! I love it because it looks like knitted which I’m not good at but I I’m better with a crochet hook. Can’t wait to try it , Thank you ❤

[@Darcysmother-k4t]

"I see they always update new technologies in production."

[@lajjr30]

Awesome video top-notch great design. Looks like it goes pretty quickly.

[@debmussallem3892]

Nice! Nice foundation. Need to try this. Newbie here!

[@pandaarcr]

9Pretty stitch. Written pattern will be so useful...easier to follow after Video. ❤

[@TRoth858]

I love it. But how do you cast off so that it looks the same as the other end? Thank you!

[@jewv2231]

That looks tricky! But so beautiful!

[@theknittingcraft3151]

So beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@miragaiamaia8966]

so, to do a blanket, i'll need those 1m needles... is it even possible? how to do a blanket with this stitch? it's beautiful and i am still planing on doing a blanket... i did crochet in my teen years but 30 years have passed. anyways... thank you if someone answers :)

[@lauriebonfanti3018]

Thank you 🙏 My grandmother taught me to crochet when I was eight and Tunisian crochet was the first stitch she taught me. I think that may help me do this stitch a little easier. I can’t wait to try it. Keep sharing please 🙏

[@АннаКоловангина]

Очень похоже на Английскую резинку спицами. Воистину, совершкнству нет предела!

[@瑪瑙-d1v]

とても目が揃っていて綺麗です。一見するとゴム編みの様ですが、綺麗な模様編みになってます。アフガン編みですよね。素敵です。

[@crochetknittingsort8216]

Thank you

[@clarainesrodriguezleon5159]

Perdón como se terminó gracias

[@ВераЕщенко-м6б]

БЛАГОДАРЮ ЗА УРОК😊🌹ПОРА БРАТЬСЯ ЗА КРЮЧОК, А НЕ ПРОСТО СМОТРЕТЬ😉

[@cynthiaatworth8208]

It would be very nice if you show how to finish off! Thank you.

[@dr.v.subhadradevi3700]

My God.. soo Beautiful ❤❤❤❤

[@channelthree9424]

This is a Tunisian stitch

[@georgettebereni6322]

Tres tres bien et beau merci .

[@Darcysmother-k4t]

I notice they often collaborate with other designers."

[@franziskani]

interesting variant of Tunesian Crochet. One side looks like the knitted elastic rib pattern for waistbands / cuffs. Or like brioche. The backside has an interesting texture as well.

[@maryharrison5883]

Could you show how to finish it so the last row looks similar to the beginning?

[@MaryCochrane]

Thank You. Love from Ontario, Canada ❤❤❤

[@susannaude8514]

Beautiful! Thank you.

[@raisais6147]

Очень понравилось,благодарю,процветания вашему каналу🎉🎉🎉

[@tubetubepleasure]

thank you for this tutorial, I like very much your starting chain, can you teach how to join it into round, like crocheting a hat in round?

[@robinbrooks3794]

So pretty

[@tetegutierrez2001]

Ahhhh que lindo punto!!! Gracias, gracias!!!!!

[@leannac2743]

I love this!

[@missziggy8211]

Very pretty!!❤

[@updownstate]

Amazing. Beautiful all over. It's a shame yarn is so expensive.

[@ZainabfatimaKhatoon]

Very nice ❤❤❤❤

[@jacksonstableford8429]

Love it. Thank you.

[@umasundarivengkatasan6579]

Thanks to KZbin we can really learn so many things.Bless the person who invented KZbin.

[@رقيهصميمي-غ5س]

دستانتان طلا و درد نکنه خیلی زیبا قشنگن بافتهاتون

[@marthaceciliaguevarabravo94]

Muyyyyy lindo. Pedo no sé como lo haria en una prwnda más grande 😢😢❤❤

[@leeeelee7933]

So neat ❤

[@tass5797]

Hahaha !!I actually prefer the back side of that piece!!!!😆😁😘

[@crochetknittingsort8216]

sizi bu kadar güldüren ne

[@jbwhitesell9650]

How do you finish it off? The starting edge would be pretty as the ending as well. It would look like a very elegant hot pad.

[@MARITE258]

Precioso trabajo muy bonito 👏👏👏💯💯💯💯

[@crochetknittingsort8216]

Thanks

[@RVGrannyWA]

Wow, this an amazing stitch. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@marie-thcolin3022]

Magnifique, je vais l’essayer 😍

[@fraufaserschmiedin]

Thank you 4 this wonderful tutorial on that stitch. I wonder, how it could be done in 2 colours,do you have a tip 4 me there? Best regards❤

[@soniaestrada5544]

Me encantó el punto!! No necesitas palabras para explicar tus manos hablan por ti ❤❤❤😊

[@crochetknittingsort8216]

Teşekkürler 🙋

[@gladisbegaye9785]

Gorgeous 😊

[@이종희-r5s]

잘 보고 갑니다 저도 열심히 해봐야겠어요

[@JulieHarris-s9z]

I do this it's Tunisian knitting lovely to do

[@luzmartinez9322]

Interesante puntada! Soy novata y lo veo dificilisimo pero retador! 😂 doy like porque está lindo su trabajo. Saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[@annabergnach821]

Grazie per il video estremamemte chiaro. Ti auguro tanta serenità 🎉❤

[@cathycher1684]

Tres bonne video. Tres joli montage bravo. Merci du partage ❤

[@ShettikkaWoods742]

Beautiful 😊pattern thank you ❤

[@crochetknittingsort8216]

Thanks

[@ameliaangelicaalmiron-pr4ce]

Thank you 💕 so much. It's very relaxing method.

[@kathimeci5179]

This is a beautiful stitch and I appreciate that you go slow. It is difficult to see which stitch you’re going into because your fingers are in the way. Please be mindful of blocking the view of your work.

[@donnacastledine]

Very nice pattern but how would that transfer to a blanket ??

[@milkasemova6965]

Hi dear, I find yours video today and I am very happy about. I like Tunisian crochet and probably will be one of yours happy viewers 🌹

[@mariajofre8580]

Very nice!❤️🙌❤️ Thanks you!❤️

[@josiekowatch2953]

I can’t get the first stitch for some reason I just don’t get it. Can you do a short video of how to start the first not I tried and tried and it doesn’t come out right please do it slower and show it more because it’s covered with your finger, thank you

[@Becky936]

You can go to the settings on the individual video and change the playback speed. This allows you to choose the viewing speed, but also distorts the audio when the playback is super slow. But it definitely helps to see where the hook is inserted, and where the yarn over, or pull up a loop occurs. If I tap on the video, the settings icon displays in the top right hand of the video, but that may be different on other devices. Hope this helps.

[@maryollyjordan6557]

Dios que hermoso tengo años tejiendo y nunca lo había gracias por tu destreza wuoooooo. ❤😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@crochetknittingsort8216]

Teşekkürler

[@dollyparedes9020]

Hermoso punto 😊❤❤

[@jenniferjivan6351]

Beauty 🎉🎉

[@evelynnonell3883]

Gracias por compartir... ideal para una bufanda 😍😍

[@silvanarusso3215]

Wooooo😮

[@ginatoache2593]

Very nice, 👍🏼👍🏼thank you,!!

[@Hildegard-g3z]

Schön !!! Das habe ich vor 60 Jahren als tunesisches Häkeln gelernt!!!?!!!

[@anabeatrizpinzonpineda8247]

Hermosa muestra de crochet!. Gracias por compartir tu talento Artístico! Profe . Cordial saludo Desde COLOMBIA 🌹

[@manuelafloarea4174]

Foarte frumos,felicitari🎉

[@margitschendel1605]

Wonderful work and lesson. Thankx

[@gracieladesiderio5880]

Qué bien!! Gracias!! Muy lindo.

[@IsabelleMenestrellepicarde]

Merveilleux ! Je vais l’essayer. Je comprends bien vos gestes c’est formidable !😊MERCI

[@chahiradalati5640]

Sooo beautiful❤ can you end it the same way you started the cast on

[@charmcameron6102]

Beautiful ♥️ from 🇨🇦

[@stanicaconstantin5760]

Foarte frumos model și ușor

[@janettopham3897]

Think this is known as the camel stitch. Very relaxing watching and listening to music

[@juanaarmidarodriguezpena2344]

Me encantó, gracias x compartir tus experiencias

[@maggieguerrero7260]

How would I finish in the end? This Is so pretty.

[@aliciaacevedo4554]

Perfect!!!!!#

[@dianewassell7693]

Would you mind sharing what weight yarn you’ve used with your 3mm hook. Thank you.

[@lilyquinzacara4310]

Muchas gracias por compartir y enseñarnos . Saludos cariñosos desde Puerto Montt, Chile 🇨🇱

[@crochetknittingsort8216]

Thanks

[@jenyurikouth4984]

Good one😅❤❤

[@MariaCollar-bq3nj]

Hermoso punto!! Bien explicado!! M.E

[@fritula6200]

The type of wool or yarn, or cotton yarn used, what makes this piece so attractive. That's the secret.

[@pamelarezende4713]

Relaxante é a música.

[@nilzasantos6600]

Ponto maravilhoso! Como finalizar um tapete usando esse ponto? Obrigada por compartilhar!

[@silviaarte1725]

Ahora yo pregunto. Si el ancho de la prenda que quiero hacer requiere 52 puntos, por ejemplo. Cómo hago para montar todos esos puntos juntos (como indica en la 2° hilera/carrera) en la aguja de crochet que es tan corta?? Esto no es crochet. Es tunecino y lleva una aguja especial

[@josefinagomezcobo]

Mil gracias lo voy a llevar a cabo ❤

[@semrasokulganuneri3603]

I like every crochet technique but no tunisian crochet.😊

[@Elza-mj9qu]

Achei mto lindo! Porém difícil 😮

[@nancyyanethurrearuiz5964]

Suuuper 👍

[@georgetteberghammer8696]

This is so beautiful! Just found your KZbin channel and your a great teacher. I can't wait to try this stitch. Thanks🙂❤💯

[@debraburthus7484]

Beautiful

[@janeecehayes980]

Its nice, but does it have a name and do you plan to do a verbal tutorial?

[@cynthiaandrews7353]

That is so relaxing...I could watch you forever...I know that the hook you used is a crochet hook but I have never seen one that long...does it have a specific name?

[@dianewassell7693]

It is. Tunisian Crochet Hook, (some call it Tricot hook). Longer than a crochet hook and a uniform straight length.