This is actually the best tutorial I’ve seen yet. I love Tunisian chrochet and never knew how to bind off like this before. Thank you. And the joining of two panels, WOW I’m impressed. Double thank you.
I really appreciated that video because I did not know how to join as I go. I created a nice pattern for a queen size blanket which I would not have done without this video. You are a good teacher and you explain well. Thanks.
Thank you! Any time I can work modularly rather than having to seam I'm all for it. Now I finally feel confident enough to tackle the largest Tunisian project I've ever attempted. You're a star!
I always wanted to try Tunisian but I was told I would have a hard time because I’m a tight crocheter. Here now I can try before inventing in the extended hooks. Thank you. 🙏🏼
Whoever told you that Tunisian crocheting is "hard" are wrong. I used to think that too and just kept putting it off, until I just did it. I just barely learned not too long ago, and so can you. It's really simple! I decided to purchase a small sized book from Joanne's called: Tunisian crochet stitch guide by Leisure Art's, I learned from it after watching PLENTY of video tutorials on UA-cam. Try it, you will enjoy it, I certainly do! Have fun!!
I was just thinking about this last night, I want to make 12 in squares in Tunisian and didn't know how I could join them as I go !!!! Thank you so much ❤️🇨🇦
This is great! I was working on something (a washcloth for the kitchen) and didn't make it wide enough. I was trying to figure out if there was a way to add more columns and this is perfect. Thank you! You're so easy to follow. I couldn't get my foundation row right when I was first starting to learn tunisian. Then I watched your video :)
You make it so clear and easy to understand, thank you. Also I love the birdsong in the background - I don't know where 'there' is, but it sounds idyllic.
Thank you so much because ffs I cannot buy more crochet hooks especially with cord. I appreciate this because I can make smaller sections and connect them
Ohh I love it !!! Temp blanket is looking awesome , I quit mine ..lol ..I wanna make a blanket similar to this , so glad u shared with us how to do it :)))))
Your blanket is coming out great! I love the stitch you are doing. I have never tried it and this make me want to try to do something using this stitch!
That was a brilliant tutorial! I am just about to start my first Tunisian crochet project and am trying to pick up skills. I will be watching you a lot more and subscribing. Thank you so much :-)
I've taken up Tunisian entrelac and was wondering if you could find a clean way to join to the left side of a panel. Thank you either way. Love your videos!
2 years later and still incredibly helpful! I love your videos, you make everything so easy and your editing style is so clean and simple. What program do you use? When I can't sleep I sometimes put your video play list on and just listen... Thank you so much!! (Noooooo, not creepy at all lol) 😊
loved this, thank you so much. stuck on the other side. I applied it on both sides of a sleeve and am done with right hand side, how do I do this for left side of the sleeve? its like I have to do it on the opposite side and am unable to figure out
Hello! Great tutorial and very easy to follow, thank you. I just want to know if this join would be invisible (or close to invisible) if both panels are thr same color. I'm doing a flat Tunisian crochet that I want to join in the round using this method if possible, as some others I have tried don't turn out very neat.
Wow, thank you so much for such a great explanation! I love your channel, new subscriber here :) Could I ask if this could also apply to the tunisian knit stitch? Thanks again and congratulations on your amazing work :D
Hi Toni!! You are an amazing teacher! I want to make a Temperature Blanket but I have an issue. I live in Key Largo, Florida and the temperatures are in the 90s at least 11 months out of the year. How would you handle that with the color palette?
Do you have a video on how to seam a garment. I have tried using a mattress stitch and a whip stitch on a top made with simple tunisian stitch and neither looks good on it. I would appreciate any input from you. thanks
The panel quilt is beautiful, I love the colors your using. I was watching another teacher and she was talking about doing the first two rolls in a Tunisia peral stitch, that keeps the edge from rolling. Did I really hear that correctly
So Toni, this method of joining is slightly different in the beginning as The Pilson Blanket, which I am planning to start soon. Do you recommend this joining of panels (starting the join at the chain) instead of the the other way for the pilson blanket? You have made me a tunisian crochet addict 😁
Hi Toni! I "accidentally" came across these Tunisian tutorials while looking for crochet stitches to learn! I am now "hooked" on tunisian crochet, and am making my first blanket for my new niece! One question: I made larger blocks (bc of my inexperience,) in a panel (I made a few small pcs first to practice,) and my first square has much looser stitches than the others. I added rows to make the side look the same in that panel, but now I'm ready to add my second panel. Is there a way to keep them looking the same size, but continue with the smaller stitches to match the other blocks I've done? I hope this makes sense! Thanks! I love your teaching- it's so clear and easy to follow! ~Liz
HI Toni - I'm hoping you see this and can help. I spent several hours today trying to make this work for a Ripple joining strips. I have a lovely 56 stitch / four ripple set scarf that is cozy and long - i want to make it wider by adding another couple strips. The count is 57 chains, TSS & RP - then yarn over - into the first bar then next four and three together then 5 tss then 1 yarn over tss 1 yarn over tss then four down and three together - across - every time I tried to join as you show - I would lose a stitch. I tried yarn over at the end but that left a big hole....i tried four with a chain 1 at the end and still would lose a stitch....I've started & frogged now about 7 times to try to make it work - counting carefully and still...lose a stitch at the end. Sorry this is so long - but anything you can do to help me would be appreciated dearly - thank you =)
Thanks for the video 😘 Just a while ago I saw on Insta a post where she had Tunisian crochet blocks and written, now to join them. That's when I chanced upon your video on youtube. Is there any way to join as in regular crochet a set of pre made blocks in Tunisian crochet other than join as you go? 🤔 Oops a long winded question, sorry about that 😚😊
I've got ap pattern that says to make ap block of the simple stitch then after the forward pass, to add extra chain of 20 stitches or so with another strand and hook, to then continue working into on the forward pass... how would you do something like that? I'm only learning and my head can't quite grasp the concept.
Thanks so much! For the left side, you can join at the beginning of the forward pass by bringing the first loop through the loops of the panel you are joining to :-)
Hi Toni! I recently discovered your channel and just love you!! I have a question..... How many rows do you do for each day? Just one? And if you do it once a week do you do 7 rows? I hope my question makes sense. Thanks so much! -Rachel
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I don't watch others with Tunisian crochet. Just you! You explain it So well.
You are too kind! Thank you so much! :-)
That's one of the reasons I have subscribed to your channel, TL! 💐 💐
I’ve been looking for what seems like an eternity for a tutorial on how to bind Tunisian squares! Thank you thank you for this!!!!! 💖
My favorite Tunisian Crochet teacher/designer!!
This is actually the best tutorial I’ve seen yet. I love Tunisian chrochet and never knew how to bind off like this before. Thank you. And the joining of two panels, WOW I’m impressed. Double thank you.
Thanks I need to add a panel to the winter berry beanie to make it fit so this will theway I go. Your tutorial is so clear. Thank you.❤
Wow. Mind blown! I'm learning SO much from your Tunisian videos! Thank you Toni :D
I really appreciated that video because I did not know how to join as I go. I created a nice pattern for a queen size blanket which I would not have done without this video. You are a good teacher and you explain well. Thanks.
Thank you! Any time I can work modularly rather than having to seam I'm all for it. Now I finally feel confident enough to tackle the largest Tunisian project I've ever attempted. You're a star!
I'm all for join as you go too!!
Oh how did it go? Any pics any where?
p.s.-----You really are such a good teacher; a joy to watch. I wish all good things for you, dear.
Thank you, thank you. I do not like sewing/stitching strips together. This is perfect. I've subscribed. You're my favorite instructor.
The artistic possibilities with this are endless. Glad I have lots of graph paper.
This join is BRILLIANT! I am half way through a 10 stitch afghan and I'm considering frogging because this is sooooo much better. Thank you!
I always wanted to try Tunisian but I was told I would have a hard time because I’m a tight crocheter. Here now I can try before inventing in the extended hooks. Thank you. 🙏🏼
Whoever told you that Tunisian crocheting is "hard" are wrong. I used to think that too and just kept putting it off, until I just did it. I just barely learned not too long ago, and so can you. It's really simple! I decided to purchase a small sized book from Joanne's called: Tunisian crochet stitch guide by Leisure Art's, I learned from it after watching PLENTY of video tutorials on UA-cam. Try it, you will enjoy it, I certainly do! Have fun!!
I was just thinking about this last night, I want to make 12 in squares in Tunisian and didn't know how I could join them as I go !!!! Thank you so much ❤️🇨🇦
You have an easy voice to listen to and an excellent teaching technique. Thank you.
This is great! I was working on something (a washcloth for the kitchen) and didn't make it wide enough. I was trying to figure out if there was a way to add more columns and this is perfect. Thank you! You're so easy to follow. I couldn't get my foundation row right when I was first starting to learn tunisian. Then I watched your video :)
I like this color palette so much more than your prev temp. Blanket. So gorgeous!!!
This technique is just what I was looking for! The others I have seen just didn’t look right! Thank you! I have just subscribed.
You’re a great teacher! I Really appreciate all your help..
Very nice! Your work is always so lovely.
Thank you! I can finally start making my first Tunisian blanket using my leftovers 😄
I had no idea it was so easy to do this JAYG technique! Thanks for giving such clear instruction! 💜
I just love your videos! You do a great job explaining it all. :)😊
That was a WOW moment for sure !! I can not believe how simple that is 😁 Thank you so much 😊
Thank you! This video and your Tunisian intro video have given me the courage and confidence to make my first swatch!!
Hi Toni
Thank you so much for the video
Huge help!! Way better than sewing panels together at the end.
Love all you videos thank you again
Wow! Your temp blanket is turning out so beautifully. I didn't start one this year but plan to for 2020. God willing. Thanks for the awesome video. :)
Whoever invented join as you go should get a special place in yarn Heaven.
Thank you! You are a really great teacher. I was able to follow along without any grief. 😉
You make it so clear and easy to understand, thank you.
Also I love the birdsong in the background - I don't know where 'there' is, but it sounds idyllic.
So glad you made this video... and the other Tunisian crochet videos! I've been wanting to try it :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have to add to a project and don't want it to look like it was added
Thank you so much because ffs I cannot buy more crochet hooks especially with cord. I appreciate this because I can make smaller sections and connect them
Bravissima!!!!!!👏👏👏👏 Amo l'uncinetto tunisino👍👋
Thanks.... you solved my problem just now 🙏🙏
Love these beautiful colors!
Ohh I love it !!! Temp blanket is looking awesome , I quit mine ..lol ..I wanna make a blanket similar to this , so glad u shared with us how to do it :)))))
Your blanket is coming out great! I love the stitch you are doing. I have never tried it and this make me want to try to do something using this stitch!
You should try it! My beginner video will have you working Tunisian crochet in no time, and you don't even need any special tools :-)
@@TLYarnCrafts Thank you! Do you have any suggestions on what to try for a beginner?
Very helpful. Thank you.
Another brilliant methid.
Wow, very nice! Great video. Thank you.
Love your video you’re instructions are very well explain! Thank you so much subscribed to your channel...
That was a brilliant tutorial! I am just about to start my first Tunisian crochet project and am trying to pick up skills. I will be watching you a lot more and subscribing. Thank you so much :-)
Thank you very much now I can try something different for my lapgans I make for our V.A. hospital men.
Have been wondering if there was a way to do this, thank you so much!
Can you teach us entrelac in tunisian crochet. Would love to have a tutorial from you. All your tutorials are so good. Thanks, Toni
Looooove it 🥰
Thanks for sharing
This is AWESOME! Thank you 👍😘
Amazing!😍👏👏👏👏
I've taken up Tunisian entrelac and was wondering if you could find a clean way to join to the left side of a panel.
Thank you either way. Love your videos!
I LOVE YOUUUU
Great explanation!
Thank you that is the best way I've seen yet....
That is so cool!
2 years later and still incredibly helpful!
I love your videos, you make everything so easy and your editing style is so clean and simple. What program do you use?
When I can't sleep I sometimes put your video play list on and just listen...
Thank you so much!!
(Noooooo, not creepy at all lol) 😊
Very helpful!
Thanks ❤
Omg this is so helpful, thank you! Would you happen to also have a way to join two panels together while building a middle panel?
loved this, thank you so much. stuck on the other side. I applied it on both sides of a sleeve and am done with right hand side, how do I do this for left side of the sleeve? its like I have to do it on the opposite side and am unable to figure out
Thanks!
Brilliant!!!
Omg such a great tutorial 😊😊
I do wonder, would this also work with Tunisian crochet on the bias?
Now this is my preferred join method. I hate seaming.
Hello! Great tutorial and very easy to follow, thank you. I just want to know if this join would be invisible (or close to invisible) if both panels are thr same color. I'm doing a flat Tunisian crochet that I want to join in the round using this method if possible, as some others I have tried don't turn out very neat.
Gorgeous ty
Wow, thank you so much for such a great explanation! I love your channel, new subscriber here :)
Could I ask if this could also apply to the tunisian knit stitch?
Thanks again and congratulations on your amazing work :D
Hi Toni!! You are an amazing teacher! I want to make a Temperature Blanket but I have an issue. I live in Key Largo, Florida and the temperatures are in the 90s at least 11 months out of the year. How would you handle that with the color palette?
Dekuji❤😊
It would be fun to do a small project crochet along
Hi. I hope you can help me. I am making a Tunisian rib blanket. Can you use this joining technique with this st? Thank you.
Do you have a video on how to seam a garment. I have tried using a mattress stitch and a whip stitch on a top made with simple tunisian stitch and neither looks good on it. I would appreciate any input from you. thanks
I would like to see Tunisian in the round if you haven't done one yet. Thank you!
The panel quilt is beautiful, I love the colors your using. I was watching another teacher and she was talking about doing the first two rolls in a Tunisia peral stitch, that keeps the edge from rolling. Did I really hear that correctly
It's called a purl stitch, I know it was a year ago but mayne someone else would like to know about it :)
So Toni, this method of joining is slightly different in the beginning as The Pilson Blanket, which I am planning to start soon. Do you recommend this joining of panels (starting the join at the chain) instead of the the other way for the pilson blanket?
You have made me a tunisian crochet addict 😁
Hi Toni! I "accidentally" came across these Tunisian tutorials while looking for crochet stitches to learn! I am now "hooked" on tunisian crochet, and am making my first blanket for my new niece! One question: I made larger blocks (bc of my inexperience,) in a panel (I made a few small pcs first to practice,) and my first square has much looser stitches than the others. I added rows to make the side look the same in that panel, but now I'm ready to add my second panel. Is there a way to keep them looking the same size, but continue with the smaller stitches to match the other blocks I've done? I hope this makes sense! Thanks! I love your teaching- it's so clear and easy to follow! ~Liz
Could you do this in knit stitch? And could you show us how you do it?
Has anyone tried this method using something like the Tunisian Smock Stitch, or do you know if it would look alright visually with that stitch?
HI Toni - I'm hoping you see this and can help. I spent several hours today trying to make this work for a Ripple joining strips. I have a lovely 56 stitch / four ripple set scarf that is cozy and long - i want to make it wider by adding another couple strips. The count is 57 chains, TSS & RP - then yarn over - into the first bar then next four and three together then 5 tss then 1 yarn over tss 1 yarn over tss then four down and three together - across - every time I tried to join as you show - I would lose a stitch. I tried yarn over at the end but that left a big hole....i tried four with a chain 1 at the end and still would lose a stitch....I've started & frogged now about 7 times to try to make it work - counting carefully and still...lose a stitch at the end. Sorry this is so long - but anything you can do to help me would be appreciated dearly - thank you =)
Thanks for the video 😘 Just a while ago I saw on Insta a post where she had Tunisian crochet blocks and written, now to join them. That's when I chanced upon your video on youtube. Is there any way to join as in regular crochet a set of pre made blocks in Tunisian crochet other than join as you go? 🤔 Oops a long winded question, sorry about that 😚😊
Can you do the left side too?
Is the marked stitch actually the skipped chain from the foundation of chains? Hopefully that makes sense... thanks for the helpful video!
I've done my first panel with 50 chains. To start a new panel do I chain 49 and then add to left panel
I've got ap pattern that says to make ap block of the simple stitch then after the forward pass, to add extra chain of 20 stitches or so with another strand and hook, to then continue working into on the forward pass... how would you do something like that? I'm only learning and my head can't quite grasp the concept.
Is there any chance of doing entrelac a square and c2c Tunisian? I'm looking for a square patterns or c2c.
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Is there a way to join already made blocks, panels or strips?
tia
Slip stitch?
@@claireashman5648
Thank you
Or mattress stitch
Great tutorial! How would you join on the left side?
Thanks so much! For the left side, you can join at the beginning of the forward pass by bringing the first loop through the loops of the panel you are joining to :-)
I am new to Tunisian crochet. Can you make hats with t?
How would you add more onto the top or bottom?
Im left handed & I'm having a hard time connecting squares. Do i start to join on the bottom left or right?
Is there a way to do this from the other side?
What size is the hook you’re using in the video?
Hi Toni! I recently discovered your channel and just love you!! I have a question..... How many rows do you do for each day? Just one? And if you do it once a week do you do 7 rows? I hope my question makes sense. Thanks so much! -Rachel
or how do you stop the bottom row from going up one? my panel turned out to be one stitch higher than the rest
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What is a "temperature blanket"?
How many stitches for each panel
How do you get the product not to curl up on you?
how do you join on top of one of the squares?
Great question. You can pick up loops under the slip stitches of the bind off edge.
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How do you stop it from curlng
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