Learn how to crochet the Tunisian Knit Stitch with this complete photo & video tutorial by Nana’s Crafty Home!
With my first Tunisian Crochet pattern releasing soon, I wanted to get some tutorials out so you can practice and learn before the pattern releases. And I am really excited that we are branching out into Tunisian Crochet!
I get a lot of requests for Tunisian Crochet tutorials and patterns and I am finally delivering on those requests. Never enough time, am I right?
Have you tried Tunisian Crochet yet? If not, don’t worry – I will walk you through each step!
The Tunisian Knit stitch looks almost the same as the standard knit stitch. It is a very thick and dense stitch so it is perfect for cold weather wearables – hats, scarves and cardigans.
The Tunisian Knit stitch will curl heavily on the bottom and top edges of the fabric. You will need to block the fabric after finishing or work a heavy border around the edge to prevent curling. Crochet Kim has a fantastic informational post on preventing curling in Tunisian so head on over to find out more about it.
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Tunisian Crochet Knit Stitch Tutorial
Supplies:
Lion Brand Touch of Alpaca Mustard
Time needed: 1 hour
Tunisian Crochet Knit Stitch tutorial
- Chain desired number of chains (number of chains = number of stitches in pattern)
- Row 1: Foundation Row
Forward Pass of foundation row
- Foundation Row continued
Reverse Pass
- Foundation row now complete
- Row 2 Forward Pass
Knit Stitch
- Row 2 – forward pass knit stitch continued
- Row 2 forward pass complete
- Row 2 Reverse Pass
Repeat reverse pass instructions from foundation row. Yo, pull through 1 loop, *yo, pull through 2 loops,* repeat between * * until only 1 loop remaining on hook.
- Continue repeating row 2 instructions to size desired.
Video Marks:
Foundation row forward pass: 2:42
Foundation row reverse pass: 5:43
Knit Stitch forward pass: 7:22
Knit Stitch reverse pass: 10:38
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