With C, yarn over and pull through both loops of B. Row 22: Tks in next 4 sts, then place both loops of B on your hook.
Rows 2-21: Tks in each st, complete a JAYG RetP. Starting in the second ch from hook, pull up a loop in the back bump of each ch st (5 loops on hook). Row 1: Join C as per JAYG instructions and ch 5. Place these 2 loops on a stitch marker and cut yarn, leaving a 4” tail. Work the Regular RetP until 2 loops remain on your hook. Rows 10-20: Tks each st, complete a Regular RetP. Continue working tks across the top of the first section with B, then complete a Regular RetP. With B, yarn over and pull through both loops of A. Row 9: Tks in next 10 sts, then place both loops of A on your hook. Rows 2-8: Tks in each st, complete a JAYG RetP. Starting in the second ch from hook, pull up a loop in the back bump of each ch st (11 loops on hook).
Row 1: Join B as per JAYG instructions and ch 11. Rows 2-7: Tks each st, complete a Regular RetP. Starting in the second ch from hook, pull up a loop in the back bump of each ch st (7 loops on hook). When you work the last (edge) st of each row, insert your hook under both vertical bars. The remaining loop on your hook after the RetP is the first stitch of each row, and is not included in the stitch count instruction (i.e., tks next 10 = the first loop is already on your hook, then work a tks in the next 10 sts, for a total of 11 loops on hook).
#Tunisian crochet chart pdf
The premium, ad-free PDF has a blank chart that can be coloured in with your own custom colours, so you can vary the placement and size of your colour blocks and create unique squares with as many colours as you like! The Pattern Instructions and Colour Chart shown below will create the square exactly as pictured. The square is worked in four sections using the JAYG technique. Notions - locking stitch marker (1), scissors, tape measure, yarn needle, blocking mats and pins. I use the Radiant Wood Interchangeable Hooks from WeCrochet, and I love them! Hooks - L/11 8mm Tunisian crochet hook with 12”/30cm cord (or hook needed to meet gauge) – you will use this hook for the main part of the square AND 7mm regular crochet hook (or two sizes/1mm down from the hook that meets gauge) – you will use this hook for the bind off row and the border. Remember, you will want to change colors after each set of 20 if you are wanting to have the color changing look to your blanket.Yarn - approximately 145 yds/133m worsted (4) weight in various colours (I used 3 different colours - A, B and C - of Loops and Threads Impeccable from Michael’s Stores). When you are done you should have 29 stripes and have completed 580 rows. R23 – R40: repeat rows 3 & 4 to complete the Tunisian Seed Stripe(s) CHANGE COLORSįor the remainder of the pattern, your will alternate between the tunisian knit stripe and the tunisian seed stripe for a total of 20 rows each time.
#Tunisian crochet chart how to
((watch video link to see exactly how to work this stitch)) TPS into the next stitch.* Repeat from * to * all the way across ending with a regular tunisian stitch in the last space. R5 – R20: repeat rows 3 & 4 to complete the Tunisian Knit Stripe(s) CHANGE COLORS R3 – TKS in each stitch all the way across. * Repeat from * to * ending with one loop remaining on your hook. *YO, pull through two loops on your hook. R2 – SRR (standard reverse row) YO, pull through one loop on your hook. R1 – In the 2nd CH from the hook place a TKS (tunisian knit stitch) ***Remember, the loops remain on your hook for the forward pass*** In each stitch all the way across, place one TKS in each space. Tag me if you do!! The Pattern: Throw/Twin Size (39″x74″)ĬH 156 (we will begin with the tunisian knit stripe) I would love to see this blanket made in a beautiful rainbow or even a monochromatic color scheme. Take the creative freedom to use however many colors you would like! GAUGE: 4 sts X 8 rows (includes forward & backwards pass) = 1” squaredĭon’t feel like you need to work in only three colors.
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