Crochet "Chat"

[acemario]

For those of you familiar with Tunisian crochet, I have only done a small piece practicing the knit stitch, but it seems to curl over on itself. Almost like there is too much bulk on the backside. Is there a better way or is this just something that needs serious blocking?

I'm definitely nI pro, but using a larger needle with lighter weight yarn worked better for me. I had the same problem and did some research, and that's what others had said.

 

[christine9]

I'm definitely nI pro, but using a larger needle with lighter weight yarn worked better for me. I had the same problem and did some research, and that's what others had said.

Sounds like pro advice to me Thanks!

 

[acemario]

No pr

Sounds like pro advice to me Thanks!

No problem!

 

[bigchickenmama2]

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[christine9]

Has anybody tried corner-to-corner (c2c) yet?? I'm a few days into my first project and I'm pretty happy with the results so far.

I'm thinking it will turn out to be about throw size and have some motive/design inside the green area. Haven't quite planned it that far yet.

 

[MsPecketty]

I've never tried it, but it looks very nice! Very pretty stitching.

 

[rancher hicks]

Has anybody tried corner-to-corner (c2c) yet?? I'm a few days into my first project and I'm pretty happy with the results so far.

I'm thinking it will turn out to be about throw size and have some motive/design inside the green area. Haven't quite planned it that far yet.

I need to see more.

 

[christine9]

So there is a ravelry pattern for diagonal stripes that uses the same stitches. This is the photo along with it

And these are works done by members of the strictly crochet Facebook page

 

[rancher hicks]

Very nice. I brought my needles and hooks but haven't done anything.

 

[Acornewell]

That is really neat! I have not tried it but I am off to look into it!