I think you could carry the second color across the row like you do in tapestry crochet. You would "lock" it every other stitch. Then you would lock the main color every other stitch while the second color is in front. I tried it and it makes a much neater back of the fabric and less likely to snag.
How cool is this?!?!?!? Love it! Thanks! Many of my creations are gifts so now I learned how to send a sweet message to my grandchildren on their blankets, hats, scarves, etc. BRILLIANT!! 🧶👍💜😊🧶
Thank you so much for this video, and for rescuing me for a project that uses stranded colorwork holding 2 yarns together! I decided I didn’t like the looks of straight crochet and decided Tunisian was my ticket. I have your book spread out and then started. I soon got into trouble, remembering you are the Queen of Tunsian. Your videos are so good, thank you so much!
Toni, I love your videos! My head is absolutely swimming with project ideas as I watch your tutorials. This especially seems so versatile! Thank you for sharing your expertise with us :)
I just stumbled onto these videos last night and I recently started a project with letters and they're coming out wonky with regular crochet no matter how careful I am.. I'm SO EXCITED for this! I ordered a set of tunisian hooks already, they'll be here in a few days!
Merci, merci, merci I'm so happy I "im " able To do that and it's beautiful. I'm a beganer ,your explications are clear ( but fast ). Tank you ,amaziing .Je suis très heureuse et pas mal fière de moi 😊
WOW! You made this look SO Easy! I can't wait to try this. I just learned how to do the Tunisian stitch after shying away from trying it for years. Thank you!
Thank you, you made this so much easier to understand. I’ve always wanted to make a blanket with colorwork. Also your nails in this vid are stunning. Color -choice is very 2006, when I was heading to college. Nostalgic and beautiful.
I used to do the color work but the backside would always snag because of the floats and holes. I never heard of locking the float. I hand embroidery the items in instead of color work. It took a long time. I ended up not enjoying it and stopped. I just might try it again with your method. I now wish i hadn't gotten rid of my tunisian hooks. Thank you so very much for sharing
I'm looking forward to trying this I hope really soon. I bought a hook but I have to get the time and the courage. Thank you for making this look so easy.
I like this but not the back, which is why I cut my yarn and have a bobbin for each color, gives the back a cleaner look and wont think about using something to cover it up. my profile pic of Olaf I did in Tunisian and wish I had taken a pic of the back so you could see what I mean. Otherwise, great video, I love all your videos and your nails!
Hi Toni. Love your tutorials! 2 questions. Was there a specific software you used for this? Also, how would you scale this up for larger letters/design etc? TIA
I'm not sure what she used, but for graph-type patterns in the past, I've just used Microsoft Excel (or free variants like Google Sheets) as a quick and dirty solution. You can edit the default cell sizes and make them squares, then just use highlighting to fill them in. Far from ideal, but it works!
Can you please explain what to do with the ends of the yarn from the beginning and end of adding in another colour, as I thought you would cover this in the video. Thank you.
Great video! I’ve done some Tunisian and graphed a pattern on standard square graph paper but found my stitches were about 25% taller than they were wide which threw off my final dimensions. I’d love any thoughts you have on how to fix this or do you know of graph paper that’s 1 x 1.25. Thanks so much!!!
How would you change with more than 2 colors? Or how would you change if your pattern ends up needing to change on the end? I’m working on an argyle pattern, so ever so often the color blocks will move to the ends.
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I think you could carry the second color across the row like you do in tapestry crochet. You would "lock" it every other stitch. Then you would lock the main color every other stitch while the second color is in front. I tried it and it makes a much neater back of the fabric and less likely to snag.
do you mean C1 in st A, C2 in st B, C1 st A, C2 st B ??
How cool is this?!?!?!? Love it! Thanks! Many of my creations are gifts so now I learned how to send a sweet message to my grandchildren on their blankets, hats, scarves, etc. BRILLIANT!! 🧶👍💜😊🧶
I love how you explain the work, not to mention that your voice is perfect and clear.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful work ♥️🧶🥰
You are an excellent teacher - thank you 🧶
Thank you so much for this video, and for rescuing me for a project that uses stranded colorwork holding 2 yarns together! I decided I didn’t like the looks of straight crochet and decided Tunisian was my ticket. I have your book spread out and then started. I soon got into trouble, remembering you are the Queen of Tunsian. Your videos are so good, thank you so much!
Toni, I love your videos! My head is absolutely swimming with project ideas as I watch your tutorials. This especially seems so versatile!
Thank you for sharing your expertise with us :)
You explain in such a calm easy listening way! I just love your voice!
I just stumbled onto these videos last night and I recently started a project with letters and they're coming out wonky with regular crochet no matter how careful I am.. I'm SO EXCITED for this! I ordered a set of tunisian hooks already, they'll be here in a few days!
Omg same!!! I’m so excited to try it this way
If you crochet back loop only then the stitches will be on top of each other rather than just to the side :)
Merci, merci, merci I'm so happy I "im " able To do that and it's beautiful. I'm a beganer ,your explications are clear ( but fast ).
Tank you ,amaziing .Je suis très heureuse et pas mal fière de moi 😊
WOW! You made this look SO Easy! I can't wait to try this. I just learned how to do the Tunisian stitch after shying away from trying it for years. Thank you!
You explained this so well. I cannot thank you enough
Thank you, you are a great teacher, calm and clear 💗
Thank you, you made this so much easier to understand. I’ve always wanted to make a blanket with colorwork. Also your nails in this vid are stunning. Color -choice is very 2006, when I was heading to college. Nostalgic and beautiful.
Super appreciate this tutorial, and how you kept the beginners explanation for another video. Great work.
I used to do the color work but the backside would always snag because of the floats and holes. I never heard of locking the float. I hand embroidery the items in instead of color work. It took a long time. I ended up not enjoying it and stopped. I just might try it again with your method. I now wish i hadn't gotten rid of my tunisian hooks. Thank you so very much for sharing
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Wow, you are so clear on this. Going to attempt a giraffe blanket but keep you near by for reference
Wow! You're a great prof! I always wanted to learn this! Thanks so much, Toni!
Love this stitch, i made a Tunisian head band.
GRACIAS. Amo el tunecino gracias a tus explicaciones, ganaste una suscriptora mas y yo una gran maestra.
I don't know if your still looking at the comments but what do you do to the back of your project? Do you leave it like that?
I just found your channel. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I will be a subscriber to your channel forever.
Thank you for the tutorial. I need this for my cardigan.
I'm looking forward to trying this I hope really soon. I bought a hook but I have to get the time and the courage. Thank you for making this look so easy.
A brilliant lesson. Thank you.
Awesome tutorial, thank you!
Toni, I can’t wait to try this! Thank you.
Such a good video and great explanation. . THANK YOU so much. 👍🏻👏🏻🙏
4:53 putting in the second color. For my own reference
I like this but not the back, which is why I cut my yarn and have a bobbin for each color, gives the back a cleaner look and wont think about using something to cover it up. my profile pic of Olaf I did in Tunisian and wish I had taken a pic of the back so you could see what I mean. Otherwise, great video, I love all your videos and your nails!
Thanks. This is amazing!
This is great! Thank you!! 🐰🐰
Hi Toni. Love your tutorials! 2 questions.
Was there a specific software you used for this? Also, how would you scale this up for larger letters/design etc? TIA
I'm not sure what she used, but for graph-type patterns in the past, I've just used Microsoft Excel (or free variants like Google Sheets) as a quick and dirty solution. You can edit the default cell sizes and make them squares, then just use highlighting to fill them in. Far from ideal, but it works!
Omg thank you for this!! I’ve been wanting to learn Tunisian color work!!
I discovered this channel about 2 or 3 weeks ago and am totally loving it! Is there a way in Tunisian Crochet to have the same color on both sides?
it looks good from front, messy in back. just my opinion. I will stick with color slipping on exterior.
excellent
Ooo, snazzy
Can you please explain what to do with the ends of the yarn from the beginning and end of adding in another colour, as I thought you would cover this in the video. Thank you.
You can trim it off or what she does is she will weave them in the back of the project. I recommend weaving it in.
hi I Know this might be a little too late but how what do you do if your next round starts with a different colour than you originally started with
Would you a video on how to make the letters small?
I love her videos but i have a question how is this method better than doing cross stitch on the surface so its neater on the back
Is it possible to do this technique to add a name in the midst of the honeycomb Tunisian crochet stitch?
Beautiful beautiful question 🙋🏻♀️ how did u get that paper of the letters
Great video! I’ve done some Tunisian and graphed a pattern on standard square graph paper but found my stitches were about 25% taller than they were wide which threw off my final dimensions. I’d love any thoughts you have on how to fix this or do you know of graph paper that’s 1 x 1.25. Thanks so much!!!
Hi! Sounds like you need to adjust your row gauge, which you can do my tightening down on your loop when you pull up loops to make your stitches.
How would you change with more than 2 colors? Or how would you change if your pattern ends up needing to change on the end? I’m working on an argyle pattern, so ever so often the color blocks will move to the ends.
Ok ok
Great tutorial. Thank you. Can we do the same letters with tunisiano full stitch?
I haven't tried with full stitch but it's definitely worth experimenting :-)
@@TLYarnCrafts I will try and tell you about. Thank you
I am still trying to figure out how you distributed all stitches, and end up with 5? I guess am not paying close enough attention. Thanks
does this technique also work with the Tunisian knit stitch?
Hey Toni, do you think it would be possible to do a knitting chart in Tunisian crochet?
This looks great but I better work more on my learning first
Is this the same as Tunisian mosaic crochet?
Can u show me how to crochet a name
*cries*
You are a freaking awesome instructor!!! Do you have CashApp or PayPal.me?