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Uploaded by on Sep 20, 2007

Demo of A Tunisian Crochet Cast On and first Row of Knit Tunisian Crochet stitches demostration.

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  • Thank you very much for showing how to crochet the Tunisian Crochet....

    I do have a question...

    I looked everywhere can't seem to find the crochet hook that you are showing..

    Can you please let me know so I can buy one.

    Again Thank you

  • These are caled the Easy Tunisian Crochet Hooks, Joann, Mary Maxim Ebay and even your local yarn store!

  • what does it mean to block your work. I was watching somone else video and they said that you could block your work

  • The polish look of blocked garments add to their shape and professional appearance. Even yarns marked "no blocking needed" benefit from this treatment.

    Wet blocking means you immerse a garment in water, pinning it to a blocking board. Drying it to size.

    In Dry blocking the item dry when you pin it into shape. You add moisture in one of several ways. Spray evenly with a spray bottle, or pass a steam iron over it, not on it from 6 to 8 inches to avoid felting , unless you desire tha.

  • Remember to be careful about judging any style, it it works for you go for it and have fun. People get caught up in must , ought to, should and forget to have fun with a hobby. Elizabeth Zimmermann/Meg Swansen are the greatest examples of Craftying and Having fun. I am having fun and am an amateur video producer. Having FUN all The way!

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  • Andy, I could listen to you teach me crochet techniques all day.

  • Thank you for the great video :)

    Makes it look easy. Also good idea to only start with six stitches to practice.

  • @wifechadly Watch this video in a new windowDouble Ended Tunisian Crochet Hook

  • O yes I found. You can't believe the places I found. Dolar stores, Vintage places, garage stores and so on. I have like over 10 tunisian crochet hooks now. As soon as I see one I buy it rite away...

    Thank you very much for thinking about me:)

  • I had a hard time find a tunisian hook myself, but then I live in Italy. I only found the thinner ones. A number 5 was the biggest I could find.

    Where do you live? Hope you found one after all

  • Thanks for your help !

  • The double ended hook is called a "Cro-Hook" and it is used with 2 skeins/hanks of yarn. It seems to work like each row you can alternate yarn, so you can make a reversible garment The afghan hook it longer (if you're working a big garment you'll have lots of loops on at once) and also it typically has an end so that the loops won't fall off.

    Personally, I think it is more important to have an afghan hook than a cro-hook.

  • Thank you for the informative videos.

    What's the difference between the double ended hook and the regular afghan hook ?

    I want to teach myself but I bought a regular afghan hook 13 inches.

    What can you do with the double ended hook ?

    I'm confused, craftyAndy, aiutami, per piacere

    From your "sunshine" Ravelry friend

    Khadijah

  • thank you! I tried doing this but I knew I was doing something wrong and now I know what.

    now, to go buy an afghan hook!

  • I live in Canada... I looked at all the stores you listed. None of them have it...

    Even looked at their website...

    I am going to make my own out of a branch of something...

    Again thank you very much...

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