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3

Repeats steps 1 and 2 until you reach

the end of the row.

3

2

4

1

Chain any number of stitches until you

reach the desired length of your row.

Roll the chain so the front faces you

and insert the hook into the back bump

behind the second chain from the hook.

Continue inserting the hook into the next
chain, yrh and pul, leaving loop on the
hook until you reach the end of the row.
Every Forward Pass (FP) is worked like
this, by working the stitch as directed
and leaving the loop on the hook.

Yrh and pul, leaving loop on the hook

To work a Return Pass (RP) once you’ve

reached the end of the row, yrh and

draw through fi rst 2 loops on the hook.

Yrh and pul, leaving the loop on the hook

as with FP.

4

Complete the RP as normal, working yrh
and drawing through 2 loops until you
reach the beginning of the row.

Tunisian simple stitch

5

To work a Return Pass (RP) once you’ve

reached the end of the row, yrh and

draw through fi rst 2 loops on the hook.

5

Rep steps 1- 3 for the desired number of

rows. As you work more rows of Tss you

will fi ll in the gaps left in previous rows.

Tunisian simple stitch (Tss) is the most
commonly used stitch in Tunisian
crochet. Insert the hook from right to left
under the vertical bar of the next stitch.

Forward & Return Pass

Tunisian crochet is a technique that

I know is incredibly popular among

crocheteters, and is something that

I’ve dipped my toe in and out of in

the past. This year I am determined

to really master this fabulous

technique, so what better way to

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with you?

TUNISIAN CROCHET

MASTERCLASS

Tunisian simple stitch is so

satisfying to make!