On my quest to learn different crochet techniques, I have spent a lot of time playing with Tunisian crochet. I LOVE the look, plus it is fun to do. There are many wonderful tutorials available online.
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- Tunisian Basics with Moogly
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- Learn Tunisian Crochet Right Handed with Kim Guzman
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- Learn Tunisian Crochet left handed with Kim Guzman
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- Tunisian Bow Tutorial
Last spring I published two patterns with the stitch. The patterns also include instructions for non-tunisian variations.
Bowdacious Beret. This hat is for sale, but the bow pattern is free and includes step by step pictures.
Georgia Sunhat includes all sizes from baby to adult, plus variations.
I have enjoyed making scarves while playing around with different tunisian stitches. One of my favorite scarf patterns is the Tunisian Ripple Scarf by Elisa Purnell. I did one scarf half width and another just a qtr of the width with chunkier yarn. The repeat is easy to memorize and simple, even for beginners. The thinner scarf I did on a regular crochet hook.
Left: Lion Brand Amazing Yarn in Strawberry Fields and K hook;
Right: Lion Brand Tweed Stripes Ozark Forest and P hook
Lion Brand Amazing Glaciar Bay and P hook
If you are interested in giving this stitch a try, scarves are the perfect place to start. Here is an easy, yet beautiful scarf worked in tunisian basic stitch, with step by step tutorial by “Crocheting the Day Away“.
Another scarf pattern I want to try is the Geo Scarf by Kim Guzman. In my book, she is the QUEEN of Tunisian Crochet. You will find links to some of her books at the end of this post. Her websites, Crochet Kim (free patterns) and Kimane Designs (patterns for sale) are full of beautiful projects.
Geo Scarf by Kim Guzman
FREE patterns featuring Tunisian Crochet
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- Ripple Stitch N’uff by HodgePodge Crochet
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- Moe Hat by Jessie At Home
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- Color Wheel Bag by Kim Guzman
Some other things I have picked up that I would highly suggest:
