Are you as obsessed with Tunisian crochet as I am? If so, I hope you enjoy browsing and making these amazing free Tunisian crochet patterns I’ve rounded up! When I picked up my first Tunisian crochet hook, I’ll admit it wasn’t love at first make. In fact, I was downright exasperated trying to figure it …
If you’re looking for a quick and easy Tunisian crochet baby blanket pattern, this is the one for you! It uses simple stitches, easy increase and decrease rows, and beautiful self-striping yarn. You can purchase a printable of this pattern on the I Can Crochet That Shop here. To say I’ve fallen in love with Tunisian …
I’m back with another Tunisian crochet pattern! This gorgeous crochet throw uses the Tunisian chevron stitch. When combined with self-stripping yarn and some pom poms, it creates one amazing home decor item. You can purchase a printable of this pattern on the I Can Crochet That Shop here. Crochet Chevron Throw Pattern Can you tell I’ve …
The Aloha Blanket is made using the Tunisian Crochet Chevron pattern. This stitch creates beautiful waves that remind me of the black sand beaches of Hawaii. By using the self-striping yarn, it helps you to easily create a blanket without having to worry about color changes. Add pom-poms to the corners and middle ends for …
After experimenting with what feels like a hundred different stitch patterns for a Tunisian crochet washcloth, I finally found one that looks fantastic and doesn’t curl at all. I’m back, once again, with another crochet washcloth pattern but this time it’s all about Tunisian crochet. As you may know, I’ve posted a couple of washcloth/dishcloth …
Whether you make this crochet camping blanket for yourself, or give it as a gift, you will love working on this beauty. The self-striping yarn makes this a fun project and the end result is stunning. When my husband asked if I wanted to go on a getaway to Getaway House Houston for our 24th …
Are you stepping into the world of Tunisian crochet? Well, get ready, because once you’ve tried it, you’ll be hooked! (Pun intended.) Ever since I tried my hand at Tunisian crochet, I’ve been constantly trying new stitches and coming up with pattern designs. I love the way it looks, how you don’t have to turn …