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Tunisian Project Ideas

4 Tunsian Crochet Patterns + Introductory Tutorial

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Tunisian Project Ideas
Tunisian Project Ideas

Assorted Tunisian Project Ideas

Here is an assortment of Tunisian Ideas for those who prefer or want to give their hands a try at Tunisian Techniques. 

Tunisian uses a hook shaped tool that appears to be a crochet hook. It’s technically referred to as an Afghan Hook. From this, a different technique can appear on a project that cross mixes knitting and crochet into one.

This technique is also referred to as Railway Knitting.

Here are 4 project ideas involving Tunisian:

  1. Baby Vest Pattern – as seen in featured pic
  2. Timeless Tunisian Afghan – really advanced
  3. Trip Around the World – great for beginners
  4. Tunisian Belt

Basics of Tunisian

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One thought on “4 Tunsian Crochet Patterns + Introductory Tutorial”

  • Carol Lewis
    April 3, 2015 at 3:31 pm
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    I love your tutorials on crochet patterns. I’m going to start the tunision pattern for my son’s afghan after I finish my other wip projects. I know he would love this. My husband’s great aunt taught me this pattern years ago before she passed on and I forgot how to work on it and thank you for bringing it out to show us how. I was worried that I couldn’t find this pattern as I was taught hands on.
    Happy Easter to you all 🙂

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