This blanket is worked in four-row repeats of the stitch pattern, making it appear as a mock gingham with an added fringe.

I created the wrap using Tunisian cables, which makes the twists really pop despite being worked on a large hook size and with yarn weight as the bases. The cables are worked in 5 different sections, where I alternate between the yarns I used. Three sections are done with a double strand of sportweight bamboo/cotton yarn and lace kidsilk held t...

TUNISIAN Grace Wingspan Shawlette

This pattern is worked in the round with a double-ended hook.

This shawl is made up from short rows to create the crescent shape of it.

This shawl is worked in sections of an eyelet stitch pattern and sections of Tunisian Top Bar Stitch. The shawl is worked from the longest point and then worked with increases to create a scalene triangle.

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Pattern Notes

Difficulty

This pattern was a Tunisian-Along (TAL), done on my website and youtube channel.

This pattern is a downloadable pdf.

Difficulty

Difficulty

Difficulty

This wrap is worked in the Tunisian Entrelac technique in a corner-to-corner method, with each square worked in a different colour and until a rectangular shape is achieved.

• The Tunisian Ripple Scarf is a combination of different Tunisian Stitches with and is a great project for intermediate beginners that wants to expand their stitch repertoire and learn the ripple technique.

This pattern is a downloadable pdf.

This curtain is made from lace weight mercerized cotton yarn.

This gilet/waistcoat/vest pattern can be worked in different colours or in one colour. The relevant yarn quantities is given for both options. It is great to be worked in a flexible fibre like bamboo. Just keep in mind that bamboo is a heavy fibre and it stretches a lot while wearing. You can compensate for that by making the gilet a bit shorte...

This heirloom set is the perfect outfit for that special little baby boy or girl. The pattern can easily adjusted to add the frilly mohair trimming or work it without. Perfect for a special occasion or for any event to look cute and adorable.

This is a very easy pullover worked vertically by using the back loop only single crochet. It creates a ribbed pattern and gives a flexible structure.

This is a complete photo supported pattern of the Tunisian Flower Shawl; also includes a step-by-step photo tutorial of the Tunisian Simple Stitch (TSS) and Tunisian Knit Stitch (TKS) with a lot of tips around learning to do Tunisian Crochet.

This pattern is made up of 30 circles that are joined together with chain loops. These chain loops are joined at 6 points on each circle to create a hexagon shape on the loops.

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Pattern Notes:

Pattern notes:

This pattern in written in American English terminology.

This pattern is written in American Terminology.

This pattern in written in American English terminology.

NOTE:

Pattern notes:

This pattern is written in American Terminology

This pattern in written in American English terminology.

The pattern is written in American Terminology, but please make sure about the hook size mentioned.

● This pattern in written in American English terminology.

● This pattern in written in American English terminology.

● This pattern in written in American English terminology.

This pattern in written in American English terminology

This pattern in written in American English terminology.

This pattern in written in American English

This pattern in written in US terminology.

Total of 100g yarn is used.

This pattern in written in American English terminology.

● This pattern in written in American English terminology.