He good new is that for smaller projects you can get away with using your regular straight crochet hooks. You make both a forward pass to pick up your stitches and then the return pass where you are drawing the new yarn through the loops you’ve placed on your long hook.
So, what do you need to tunisian crochet? You may have seen a special long-handled tunisian crochet hook in a store or online that is sometimes called an afghan hook.
It’s really thick and sturdy but somehow also drapes really well and moves like real fabric. There are a lot of different tunisian crochet stitches and each one is unique! I love that the surface of the work has very little holes. I love the way it can easily mimic the look of knitting or weaving. I am officially obsessed with tunisian crochet! Learning this new crochet technique has opened a door for me into a whole new crochet world I’ve never known. Tunisian crochet has become super popular! This crochet technique looks a lot like knit – find some amazing Tunisian crochet patterns here.
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