Make a cowl using a new and interesting Tunisian crochet stitch pattern that looks like sprigs of silver spruce. This stitch pattern is not only perfect for a warm cowl, but also blankets or even rugs.| Yarnandy
Have fun improving your skills with this elegant Tunisian crochet lace shawl pattern that features columns of eyelets.| Yarnandy
Use this free Oak apples pillow Tunisian crochet pattern to make an autumn-inspired, soft and bubbly pillowcase for the pillow that you will never let go of in the cold seasons. I promise!| Yarnandy
Make yourself and your loved ones some Tunisian crochet beanies and contribute to a great cause in the process! Follow this easy step-by-step tutorial for free or buy the PDF version of pattern for color coded stitch counts and a chart.| Yarnandy
Use this free Tunisian crochet pumpkin pattern to make a perfectly fluffy fall decoration that you can keep on the windowsill or hold in your arms while| Yarnandy
Do your ears also freeze in winter when the wind blows through your handmade hat? Then you might need to learn how to line a crochet beanie (or a knit one).| Yarnandy
How do you make stitches that look like Tunisian knit stitches, but on the back of the work? You use Tunisian reverse purl knit stitches.| Yarnandy
One of the most common stitches used in Tunisian crochet is the Tunisian knit stitch.| Yarnandy
Three methods to weave in ends in Tunisian crochet, so you can choose the best for your project.| Yarnandy
The Tunisian simple stitch (abbreviated as Tss) is the most basic and most widely used stitch in Tunisian crochet, so maybe start with it.| Yarnandy
How do you start a Tunisian crochet project? You need to start with foundation rows in Tunisian crochet, which can be made in many ways.| Yarnandy
Do you know that non-curling and elastic Tunisian crochet ribbing exists? In this article I show you 6 methods (plus 1 bonus) on how to make some of these, including a video that shows all the steps.| Yarnandy
Do you like making crochet wings? This Tunisian crochet feathered capelet is for you. Read on about the design process and where to find the pattern.| Yarnandy
