Tunisian crochet is a distinct subgroup of crochet that blends some crochet skills with knitting processes. This results in a finished product that has both crochet and knitting elements. The primary distinction is that you work with a longer hook and more loops on the hook at the same time in the second method. Because of this, it is possible for you to develop stitches that differ from those used in conventional crochet. A novice in Tunisian crochet needs to become familiar with a handful of fundamental stitches in order to achieve expertise in the technique. This tutorial will walk you through the fundamental stitches of Tunisian knitting, such as the Tunisian Simple Stitch and the Tunisian Knit Stitch.
One more distinguishing feature of Tunisian crochet is that you work with the front side of the fabric facing you at all times. Fabric worked in Tunisian crochet is typically made by alternating rows of "forward" and "return" stitches. When you pick up stitches in the Forward row, you will leave them on the shaft of the hook as the row progresses from right to left. In addition, the stitches for the Return row are removed from the hook in the opposite direction, moving clockwise.

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