I've been crocheting ever since I was a little girl, so it was something of a shock and a delight when I downloaded a pattern from Raverly and discovered that I had no idea how to pull it off.
I had never even heard of the Tunisian stitch before.
It even require a completely separate hook.
Despite my instantaneous excitement I only just got around to trying this new genre of awesome. I started off with a simple scarf, with an edge to add some interest.
I was planning on adding there some unorthodox pizazz as well but the idea got away from me and turned into something stupid.
The stitch itself is really easy, and I simply adore the variation of line on the opposing sides. The fabric works up a little stiff, but it doesn't make the scarf uncomfortable.
I'm already excited to try fancier things.
For instance, did you know that some afghan hooks come with double ends?
Looks good.
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