Tunisian crochet can look intimidating the first time you see it, but I can promise you that it really is easy. The basic Tunisian stitch (sometimes referred to as the afghan stitch) is really nothing more than a simple single crochet, just worked in a unique way. Don’t believe me? Well, I’ve filmed a tutorial for you, to show you just how easy it really is.
Once you master how to do the basic afghan stitch, working up a Tunisian Crochet Afghan pattern will truly be a breeze.
Tunisian Stitch Crochet Afghan Patterns:
Once you have learned how to work the Tunisian Stitch, or afghan stitch, be sure to check out these unique crochet afghan patterns. The afghan stitch, while a vintage technique, is quite modern and contemporary in the designs that you can achieve. Even baby blankets work up beautifully in this fun stitch. Give them a try!
- Alaskan Blue Tunisian Crochet Blanket
- Around The World Tunisian Throw
- Seafoam Tunisian Throw
- Twilight Chevron Afghan
- Lilac Love Crochet Baby Blanket
- Tunisian Entrelac Throw
- Tunisian Seascape Throw
- Granny Square Tunisian Throw
- Shades of Amber Tunisian Afghan
I had alot of fun learning this unique stitch, and I know you will too.
If you need even more Tunisian Crochet Pattern inspiration, be sure to check out our Tunisian Stitch Pinterest board. We’re always collecting great ideas for you!
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Are you excited to learn the Tunisian Stitch?
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Thus tutorial was by far the best and easiest to follow by far. Following along made the Tunisian stitch easier than I thought. Thank you
I’m glad you found it helpful Kathy! Be sure to let me know if you want to see any other tutorials…
I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to do this but your video was very helpful. Thank you.
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I have wanted to learn this stitch since I was a teenager. I would love to learn more advanced stitches, please subscribe me.
I am “hooked” ha ha,,,pardon the pun! I am a disabled senior man. I learned to crochet sitting in my Grandmothers lap over 50 years ago. I have worked construction most of my life and my fingers are not what they were. This, however, I think I can do. I will give it a shot. Thanks for such great tutorial content. My wife thinks I am nuts and made me hide my work in the past. Maybe she will not care so much at our current age.
I love this stitch. Thank you so much for sharing.