Are you ready to dive into the wonderful world of Tunisian crochet? This Crochet Along (CAL) has been specially designed to introduce you to the fundamental techniques of Tunisian crochet. Over the course of this CAL, you’ll master 12 of the most common and essential …
Are you looking to add a stunning, textured finish with a crochet blanket border that looks knitted? Look no further! In this blog post, I’ll guide you through creating a gorgeous border that perfectly complements your Adventure Blanket CAL. This border uses the camel stitch, …
Welcome to the final free section of the Adventure Blanket CAL, where we will be diving into the beautiful Arrow Stitch Blanket section. This stunning part of the blanket uses basic cable stitches to create a textured, eye-catching arrow pattern that adds a gorgeous finishing …
Welcome to our latest crochet blog post! Today, we’re diving into the George Section of the Adventure Blanket CAL, inspired by the design of my recent George Blanket. This section combines treble crochet and slip stitch to create a charming dotty texture, framing a half …
In the Adventure Blanket CAL, my section 8, the Row of Hearts, emerged from my newfound fascination with the crochet bobble stitch. This section was born out of a simple idea that sparked instant excitement—I knew I had to bring it to life. As I …
Welcome to my latest crochet project! Today, I’m excited to share with you a free pattern for an easy crochet drawstring pouch. This versatile and stylish pouch is perfect for both beginners and seasoned crocheters looking for a quick and satisfying project. Using single crochet …
Welcome to Section 6 of the Adventure Blanket CAL! Here, we’re diving into the classic Basketweave Stitch. Unlike previous sections, this one offers a more traditional texture, showing how modern and traditional crochet styles can blend seamlessly. If you haven’t yet mastered front and back …
I created this Lacy Solomon’s Grid Scarf pattern with the intention to introduce another way to work the Solomon’s Knot. Making it into a grid by using double crochet stitches, this makes the scarf a lot more stable than the traditional Solomon’s Knot stitch does. …
Today’s stitch is the Tunisian Wide Ribs Stitch and it is our last one! I cannot believe we are about to wrap this up! After this stitch, we will put a border around each one and join with the zig-zag stitch that Helen provided a tutorial …
Welcome back to another Tunisian tutorial: the Tunisian Basket Weave Stitch. This stitch is deceptively easy to do but does require you to pay more attention to your repeats. Both rows and stitch counts. You only need to know how to do the TSS and …
We’re getting close to the end with today’s stitch: the Tunisian Crossed Stitch. I love the pattern this creates and there are many ways you can “shake” up this stitch. To get started though, I want to keep it simple! How to Crochet the Tunisian …
Today’s Tunisian stitch is the Tunisian Honeycomb Stitch. This is also known as the Seed Stitch. I am in love with the texture on this one! It looks hard to do but it is super easy! You already know the two stitches you need to know …
