Thanks a lot for sharing this amazing stitch pattern! I'm going to try it for a headband :) 0:40 - foundation row and return pass 3:35 - first (set-up row) 6:36 - second return pass 8:22 - second row (repeat row) 11:27 - return pass
Your video is so easy to follow! I am fairly new to Tunisian crochet and my scarf is coming out beautifully. I wish I knew what the blue yarn is that you are using, it's so shiny.
Hello and thank you so much! It is Womens Institute Aran, it is only available from Hobbycraft. They have a small range of beautiful colours, however I think the blue is now discontinued. It is worth checking nevertheless. I love to use this yarn for blankets- it has a great stitch definition, it is very durable, it is almost always on some sort of deal too😀 and comes in large 400g skeins.
Absolutely wonderful tutorial. Very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you. The stitch is beautiful also. I do have a quick question though, is there any way to increase with this stitch? I am making myself an arm warmer and I want it to go from my wrist almost to my elbow to protect a break I got during lockdown last Summer. I've tried to increase but it has thrown the pattern totally off. 😔 I'm thinking I can just put a band on 1 end and keep that to the inside of my arm, so if there is no way of increasing don't worry about it. I just thought I'd ask 💖
@@exquisitecrochetuk I’ve just re-watched this video again 9 months later and plan to make a pocket shawl with it. Nice and cosy for chilly nights outside. I’m curious, would you make the pockets out of the same pattern, or would you choose a different stitch pattern for contrast?
@@StitchingWithLove hello Leslie, I would use the same stitch but perhaps in a different yarn colour. If this would look like too much bulk in the pocket area, I would use Tunisian simple stitch instead.
Thank you for sharing this video but I was wondering if you could please tell me the name of the stitch that is pictured on the beginning of this video and also do you have a video of how to do that patteren? Thank you.
Hello, it is the same stitch as the one in the tutorial. The one on the thumbnail is made in bulky weight yarn, while I used worsted weight yarn in the tutorial.
The volume of the voice needs to be a bit higher as I have maxed all volume controls and could hardly hear this speaker. I also had to open the CC so I could read what the instructor is saying.
Sometimes the look differs between yarn weights. The sample on the thumbnail is made in bulky yarn and the yarn I used in the video is worsted weight. What type of yarn weight did you use?
I would recommend this book to start with: Tunisian Crochet Workshop: The complete guide to modern Tunisian crochet stitches, techniques and patterns www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1446306615/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabc_nBl.FbKT7T6QD
Please send me a picture in direct message on instagram @exquisite.crochetuk or facebook : exquisite crochet uk and we can figure out where the difference occurs😊
I was doing the same thing. I then understood what I was doing wrong. The loop you go behind to do the full stitch (fs) is the same as the loop you use to make the simple stitch (ss). For every fs, you ss with the loop you went behind to make the fs (except for the first loop because you only fs the first loop). If you did what I did, you chained 13, the first two rows (one row to put on the loops, one row to take off the loops) and have one loop on your hook. Fs through the first loop (2 loops on your hook), ss through the second loop (3 loops on your hook), *fs through the third loop (4 loops on your hook) ss through the THIRD loop (5 loops on hook), fs through the fourth loop (6 loops on hook) ss through the FOURTH loop (7 loops on hook). Repeat at * to the end, ss through the end chain (the two loops). If you did 13 foundation chains, you will end with 25 loops on your hook. Go to 4:53, then at 5:00, you'll see what she does. I hope I explained that clearly enough. Good luck. 😊
@@exquisitecrochetuk hi, did this get resolved?. I'm having the same problem. My swatch looks like what you have in the video but not what is shown in the title picture
@@exquisitecrochetuk not your fault at all - just the punishment for working with acrylic yarn and hooks! Your work and tutorials are WONDERFUL. Thank you so much 🤗😘
Just discovered Tunisian crochet and came across your channel , thank you for your time and clear instructions, great videos x
Many thanks! I am really happy you found the tutorials helpful😊
Thank you from America
My pleasure!
For a TC beginner like me, your tutorials are wonderful! Thank you! 🌹❣️ I have subscribed.
thank you for subscribing! I am glad you find my tutorials useful :-) Happy crocheting :-)
Greeting from Indonesia🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩 this video is really amazing. I like it very much. Thank you❤❤
Thank you! I am glad you found it useful😊💖.
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Thank you for sharing your wonderful and well explained tutorials.
Thank you! 😊💖.
Thanks a lot for sharing this amazing stitch pattern! I'm going to try it for a headband :)
0:40 - foundation row and return pass
3:35 - first (set-up row)
6:36 - second return pass
8:22 - second row (repeat row)
11:27 - return pass
That sounds like an amazing idea!😊. I would love to see it! Pls tag me on Instagram if you share any pictures😊
@@exquisitecrochetuk I definitely will ;)
Beautiful pattern and easy to follow
Thank you! 😊
Very nicely done☺,enjoying your work...I enjoy Tunisian crochet too.keep up the good work....looking forward to more work from you.☺☺☺☺
Thank you! I am planning to film videos for all of my patterns- future and those that are on my blog already🥰.
Thank you very much! Very beautiful pattern.
Thank you!😊💖
Very beautiful and excellent explanation. Thank you for sharing.
Many thanks!😊
Thank you beautiful stitch.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you very much! It's really great pattern for my blanket!
Thank you
First find someone on here an watch the first stitch it is call Tunisian simple stitch 🧶
И просто и красиво ,спасибо.
Great tutorial!
Thank you! 😊
Nice stitch. Thanks for sharing ❤️
Thank you☺️
For a beginner like me, your tutorials are wonderful! also I can hear every word you are saying and I am partially deaf. xxx
Thank you! I am so glad that you found it useful 😊.
I wish you would complete or show measurements on a blankets have seen this done very helpful
Hello Charlotte, I am planning to update this video, thank you for your feedback, will take it into account when I am making the video.
Your video is so easy to follow! I am fairly new to Tunisian crochet and my scarf is coming out beautifully. I wish I knew what the blue yarn is that you are using, it's so shiny.
Hello and thank you so much! It is Womens Institute Aran, it is only available from Hobbycraft. They have a small range of beautiful colours, however I think the blue is now discontinued. It is worth checking nevertheless. I love to use this yarn for blankets- it has a great stitch definition, it is very durable, it is almost always on some sort of deal too😀 and comes in large 400g skeins.
Truly Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!😊💖
Absolutely wonderful tutorial. Very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you. The stitch is beautiful also. I do have a quick question though, is there any way to increase with this stitch? I am making myself an arm warmer and I want it to go from my wrist almost to my elbow to protect a break I got during lockdown last Summer. I've tried to increase but it has thrown the pattern totally off. 😔 I'm thinking I can just put a band on 1 end and keep that to the inside of my arm, so if there is no way of increasing don't worry about it. I just thought I'd ask 💖
You depending on how many stitches you would like to increase an once, you can add extra stitches on both edges and continue the pattern..
Great video! Thanks so much 🌻
Thank you for watching😊. I hope you found the video useful🙂
@@exquisitecrochetuk I’ve just re-watched this video again 9 months later and plan to make a pocket shawl with it. Nice and cosy for chilly nights outside. I’m curious, would you make the pockets out of the same pattern, or would you choose a different stitch pattern for contrast?
@@StitchingWithLove hello Leslie, I would use the same stitch but perhaps in a different yarn colour. If this would look like too much bulk in the pocket area, I would use Tunisian simple stitch instead.
Thank you for sharing this video but I was wondering if you could please tell me the name of the stitch that is pictured on the beginning of this video and also do you have a video of how to do that patteren? Thank you.
Hello, it is the same stitch as the one in the tutorial. The one on the thumbnail is made in bulky weight yarn, while I used worsted weight yarn in the tutorial.
👍♥️♥️♥️Thank you
Thank you😊💖.
Was this called the Afghan stitch back in the day Looks 🤔 😳 familiar 🤔
Yes, This was/ is also known by that name 😊
The volume of the voice needs to be a bit higher as I have maxed all volume controls and could hardly hear this speaker. I also had to open the CC so I could read what the instructor is saying.
Hi, thank you for your feedback.
Very nice! Thanks! 🙏🏼💜 but my sample didn’t look anything like yours.. more patterned which was cute.. but also vied off to left.. 😢
Sometimes the look differs between yarn weights. The sample on the thumbnail is made in bulky yarn and the yarn I used in the video is worsted weight. What type of yarn weight did you use?
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Different from the picture
What size yarn and needle do you use for the pattern?
It was size 8 mm hook and bulky weight yarn
Would like to learn on all the ways to work this interesting turisan I know there are a mlot to learn What Am I to watch how or a book to help me
I would recommend this book to start with:
Tunisian Crochet Workshop: The complete guide to modern Tunisian crochet stitches, techniques and patterns www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1446306615/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabc_nBl.FbKT7T6QD
On the return pass, I don’t end with the 2 stitches that you end with. Mine ends with the 4. What do I do in that situation?
How many did you start with?
I started with 20 plus 1. But I figured it out. I was forgetting the chain 1 on the return pass. Tried again and got it this time. Thank you!
The volume is really low. Hard to understand
My apologies, I will try to improve the quality in my next video. Would turning up the volume on your device help?
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I have followed you stitch by stitch. I've done it over and over. It isn't even clise looking like the braided stitch you have pictured
Please send me a picture in direct message on instagram @exquisite.crochetuk or facebook : exquisite crochet uk and we can figure out where the difference occurs😊
I tore it up. I'll do again and send pic
I was doing the same thing. I then understood what I was doing wrong. The loop you go behind to do the full stitch (fs) is the same as the loop you use to make the simple stitch (ss).
For every fs, you ss with the loop you went behind to make the fs (except for the first loop because you only fs the first loop). If you did what I did, you chained 13, the first two rows (one row to put on the loops, one row to take off the loops) and have one loop on your hook.
Fs through the first loop (2 loops on your hook), ss through the second loop (3 loops on your hook), *fs through the third loop (4 loops on your hook) ss through the THIRD loop (5 loops on hook), fs through the fourth loop (6 loops on hook) ss through the FOURTH loop (7 loops on hook). Repeat at * to the end, ss through the end chain (the two loops).
If you did 13 foundation chains, you will end with 25 loops on your hook.
Go to 4:53, then at 5:00, you'll see what she does. I hope I explained that clearly enough. Good luck. 😊
Hi, did this get resolved? I'm having the same problem
@@exquisitecrochetuk hi, did this get resolved?. I'm having the same problem. My swatch looks like what you have in the video but not what is shown in the title picture
My teeth are n edge with the noise of squeaking yarn 😨
My apologies, it is horrible sound..
@@exquisitecrochetuk not your fault at all - just the punishment for working with acrylic yarn and hooks! Your work and tutorials are WONDERFUL. Thank you so much 🤗😘