Tunisian Crochet: The Complete Guide to Crochet Modern Tunisian for Beginners: Easy to Follow Instructions for Beginners

By Mr MUZIC MORRELL

If you're a knitter and thinking about an easy way to try your hand at crochet, tunisian crochet may be exactly what you're looking to try.
Tunisian crochet is a slight variation of traditional crochet, almost a mix of crochet and knitting. It involves a special long crochet hook and it uses multiple stitches on the hook at once. The result is a beautiful woven looking design that's generally thick and luxurious to the touch.
We've tracked down these fun and easy tunisian crochet projects to help get you started. Give this fun new crochet technique a try today.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08XZCNPTY
• ISBN13: 9798716493193
• Release Date: March 2021
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 68 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

This is a copy of an e-book

This book is definitely not for beginners. So unless you are very familiar with how to do every crochet stitch and how to read crochet patterns, this book will be useless. It has nine patterns with instructions that are full of abbreviations such as Rnd, sc, hdc, dc, Tbo, RS, etc., but no key with information about what the abbreviations mean or how to do any of the crochet stitches. It is also very hard to see because the words and pictures are all in a very light gray color. So have a very bright light on hand and maybe a magnifying glass because the font is smaller than my bible printing. So again, all pictures are gray and white, not even white because the pages are a cream color and feel similar to the paper used in coloring books back in the day. The pages are only half used because the information is set in the middle of each page, like a copy and paste sort of deal. I’m not sure who even made this book because it lists no author inside the front like a normal book. The cover has a nice picture of crochet projects and the title is very snappy although deceiving. Remember the old saying “don’t judge a book by its cover”? This is a perfect example.