Tunisian crochet has become one of my favorite needle arts. Once many crocheters give it a try, they find themselves completely fascinated by its beautiful texture, structure, and versatility. I’ve only been practicing it for a few years myself, but it has quickly become a technique I reach for again and again.
This page gathers the written Tunisian crochet tutorials I’ve created for my blog. I’ve also linked selected videos from well-known Tunisian crochet teachers as helpful supplements to the written instruction. While videos can be incredibly useful, I still believe there is great value in learning to work from written patterns. It builds confidence, strengthens your skills, and gives you the freedom to keep creating even when you’re away from a screen.
If you’re new to Tunisian crochet, I recommend starting with the basic stitches first. Once you feel comfortable with the forward pass, return pass, and bind off, you can move on to the stitch patterns and explore even more texture and design possibilities.
I hope you find these tutorials helpful. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Start with Simple Stitch, Reverse Stitch, Knit Stitch, and Purl Stitch before exploring the stitch patterns below.
Basic Tunisian Stitches
These foundational stitches will help you build confidence and understand how Tunisian crochet is constructed.
- Simple Stitch
- Reverse Stitch
- Knit Stitch
- Purl Stitch
- Purled Reverse Stitch
- Full Stitch
- Half-Double Stitch
- Double Stitch
- Extended Stitch - Simple
- Front & Back Post Stitches
Tunisian Stitch Patterns
Once you’re comfortable with the basics, these stitch patterns are a great way to add texture, depth, and visual interest to your projects.
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