Yesterday I was catching up on some recorded shows of Knit & Crochet Now, when they were showing how to do a basic Tunisian crochet stitch. When my grandmother passed away a few years ago, I got all of her knitting needles. One of them was a Tunisian crochet hook. I decided to give it a go, then wouldn't you know that it just snapped in half on row 3. It was a soft plastic hook. My only explanation is that it was really old. So I ran out to the store today and bought the only one that they had, which thankfully was a metal hook. I'm well past the 3rd row now.
The bottom likes to curl, but so far so good. I even found a lot of free patterns for it on ravelry. Right now I'm using some cheap acrylic yarn to practice with. Here is a you tube video that I found if anyone else is interested in learning how to Tunisian crochet as well.


Looks like a fun thing to try! :)
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