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| Tunisian crochet is sort of a cross between crochet and knitting. It's generally worked on a long hook with a stitch stopper at the non-hooked end - sort of a cross between a crochet hook and a straight knitting needle. The fabric formed is a lot flatter and more even than ordinary crochet. It has a slight case of the [[stocking stitch curl problem]]. |
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Tunisian crochet is sort of a cross between crochet and knitting. It's generally worked on a long hook with a stitch stopper at the non-hooked end - sort of a cross between a crochet hook and a straight knitting needle. The fabric formed is a lot flatter and more even than ordinary crochet. It has a slight case of the [[stocking stitch curl problem]]. |
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---- <b>See also:</b> [[Crochet Tips]] |
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Tunisian crochet is sort of a cross between crochet and knitting. It's generally worked on a long hook with a stitch stopper at the non-hooked end - sort of a cross between a crochet hook and a straight knitting needle. The fabric formed is a lot flatter and more even than ordinary crochet. It has a slight case of the stocking stitch curl problem.
Here's an explanation (with good diagrams) of how to do the basic afghan stitch, which also explains how to stop the fabric from curling.
See also: Crochet Tips
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