Join us for an exploration of Tunisian Crochet

It's like a mix of knitting and crochet but it's very much its own craft and an exciting one at that.

In this class we take you from zero to hero. Starting with the basics of choosing your hooks and materials to create your first row, you'll learn the skills you need to create a beautiful sampler cowl and tackle Tunisian patterns with confidence.

In this class you will learn

Whether you are a complete beginner or have dabbled a little this class will leave you confidently creating.

  • How to choose hooks and materials for your projects

  • The history of the craft

  • How to get started with a foundation row and return pass

  • A wide variety of stitches - the basics and beyond which will add interest and texture to your work

  • Tips and tricks to keep your work neat and your fabric wearable.

  • How to read Tunisian Crochet patterns and charts

This class includes

Lessons for every learning style

  • On demand video classes for left and right handed learners with closed caption subtitles

  • A pattern for a beautiful sampler cowl and options for other ways to practice your skills

  • Written lessons and photo tutorials

Join the class

Join us for just this class or sign up to our membership site, the Hub for this class and so much more

  • Tunisian Crochet - Basics and Beyond

    One time fee

    £15.00

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    Subscription includes this class

    £5.00 / month

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    £55.00 / year

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Your teacher

Joanne has been a crochet writer, editor and teacher since 2011 and has worked with major yarn companies, festivals and magazines in the UK and internationally and self publishes her design work, online classes and tutorials at www.thecrochetproject.com

Joanne Scrace

Materials needed

To practice our skills as they develop we will work on a sampler cowl.

  • 3 50g balls of DK weight yarn - 3 colours, one ball of each. I used Coop Knits Socks Yeah DK ((DK, 75% superwash merino wool, 25% Nylon, 112m/122yd/50g) in: A: Pigeon (214) B: Dionysis (205) C: Demeter (209)

  • 6mm Tunisian crochet hook of any style

FAQ

  • Are the classes live? What happens if I can't make the time?

    No, the classes are video on demand and so can be watched at anytime.

  • I'm a knitter, will I be able to learn from the course?

    Yes! No crochet knowledge is assumed in the course.

  • Is this a crochet-a-long?

    Yes, it can be. We use the cowl pattern to take you through the basic stitches and beyond. If you don't want to make the cowl you can still learn all the stitches covered in the class by making a scarf, sample squares or wash cloths.

  • What happens after I buy the class?

    If you aren't already signed up to the Thinkific platform, after purchasing the class you will receive an email from the address noreply@notify.thinkific entitled "Welcome to learning with The Crochet Project" with the login information you need. You can access the class from your dashboard at http://learn.thecrochetproject.com

  • Whats the difference between purchasing it out right or joining the hub to get the class?

    You can buy this class outright and it is yours to keep forever for £15. If you are a member of the Hub you will get the class included in your subscription price (£5 per month/£55 per year) and will have access to the class for as long as you are a member.

Course curriculum

  • 01

    Before you start

  • 02

    Gathering your materials

    • Tunisian Hooks

    • Choosing yarns for a new skill

    • Materials needed to make the sampler cowl

    • Something different to the cowl?
  • 03

    Cowl pattern and instructions

    • Section One of the Cowl

    • Section Two of the Cowl

    • Reading a pattern

    • Section Three onwards: About the pattern

    • The full pattern

    • Reading charts

    • Counting stitches and rows
  • 04

    Section One (Right handed)

    • Holding your hook and yarn (right handed)

    • Foundation Row

    • Return pass

    • Where to put your stitches

    • Your first row: in Tunisian simple stitch

    • Tunisian Simple Stitch (quick reminder)
  • 05

    Section Two (Right Handed)

    • Changing Colour

    • Tunisian knit stitch (in full)

    • Tunisian knit stitch (quick reminder)
  • 06

    Section Three (Right Handed)

    • Tunisian purl stitch (in full)

    • Tunisian purl stitch (quick reminder)

    • Combining stitches

    • Reading a pattern
  • 07

    Section Four (Right Handed)

    • Increasing

    • Decreasing

    • Section Four How to

    • Reading charts
  • 08

    Section Five (Right Handed)

    • Crossed Stitches

    • Counting stitches and rows
  • 09

    Section Six (Right Handed)

    • Tunisian Slip Stitch

    • Extended Stitches

    • Curling - and how to reduce it
  • 10

    Section Seven (Right Handed)

    • Tunisian Double Stitch

    • Bobbles!
  • 11

    Section Eight (Right Handed)

    • Finishing off

    • Grafting

    • Weaving in ends
  • 12

    Quick stitch reminders (right handed)

    • Tunisian Simple Stitch

    • Tunisian knit stitch

    • Tunisian purl stitch
  • 13

    Section One (Left handed)

    • Holding your hook and yarn

    • Foundation Row

    • Return pass

    • Where to put your stitches

    • Your first row: in Tunisian Simple Stitch

    • Tunisian Simple Stitch
  • 14

    Section Two (Left Handed)

    • Changing colour

    • Tunisian knit stitch (in full)

    • Tunisian knit stitch (quick reminder)
  • 15

    Section Three (Left Handed)

    • Tunisian purl stitch (in full)

    • Tunisian purl stitch (quick reminder)

    • Combining stitches

    • Reading a pattern
  • 16

    Section Four (Left Handed)

    • Increasing

    • Decreasing

    • Section Four

    • Reading charts
  • 17

    Section Five (Left Handed)

    • Crossed stitches

    • Counting stitches and rows
  • 18

    Section Six (Left Handed)

    • Tunisian Slip Stitch

    • Extended Stitches

    • Curling - and how to reduce it
  • 19

    Section Seven (Left Handed)

    • Tunisian Double Stitch

    • Bobbles
  • 20

    Section Eight (Left Handed)

    • Finishing off

    • Grafting

    • Weaving in ends
  • 21

    Quick stitch reminders (Left Handed)

    • Tunisian Simple Stitch

    • Tunisian knit stitch

    • Tunisian purl stitch
  • 22

    Feedback

    • How was it for you?