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GCET12105 Taffy Stripes Romper Set		QTY:
	By Taryn Christmas - This adorable romper set includes one-piece romper, matching hat and baby afghan. Classic baby yarn in yummy hues and a size L Tunisian hook are the perfect combination for delightfully soft, washable baby things.. Size Newborn to 12 months. 8 pages.

GCET13105 Easy Tunisian Felicity Jacket		QTY:
	By Carolyn Christmas Savage - Enchanting Tunisian Entrelac edges this beautiful, soft jacket. Make it in your favorite worsted-weight fuzy yarn, choosing a main color and two accent colors. This is an artistic, creative jacket that goes great with jeans, slacks or skirts, or over dresses. Sizes XS-5XL. Garment shown was made with size M and N Tunisian crochet hooks. 8 pages.

LA3758 Teach Yourself Tunisian Crochet		QTY:
	by Nancy Nehring Teach yourself with this step by step guide to make cushions, hats, scarves, bags, and ladies tops. Instructions for 28 different stitches included. (48 pages)

LE92 Tricot Crochet - The Complete Book		QTY:
	** This is a heavy book, please click here to see note regarding additional postage. (Australian) by Rebecca Jones. This hard covered edition gives us a brief history of tricot, and details everything you wanted to know about this cross between knitting and crochet which has been given common names such as Afghan Crochet, Scotch Knitting, Fool’s Knitting and Shepherd knitting. This book covers basic techniques, 18 plain tricot stitches, 6 textured pattern stitches, 11 lace stitch patterns, another 8 with trebles and cables and 10 other patterns using 2 or more colours. A bit more information on tricot in the round and then there are numerous projects to tackle like a coverall (long shawl to wear), vest or pullover, chunky sweater, sleeveless waistcoat, cosy cardigan, a triangle shawl, sideways waistcoat, mittens, beanie, golf cap, a handy quillo (rug that folds into a pillow, plaid rug, baby bootees and child's overalls. There is also a section on dying yarns in the microwave. 96 pages

GC71108 Adven Entrelac Working in Rounds		QTY:
	by Carolyn Christmas. Have fun learning how to make Tunisian crochet entrelac beginning from the center and working outward in rounds to make a potholder, pillow and hat and scarf. Items shown made with worsted-weight cotton and acrylic yarns and a bulky yarn like Lion Brand Homespun, and can be made with Tunisian or regular crochet hooks. Entrelac is made block by block. In this pattern, we are working from the center outward, with each round of blocks growing a bit larger. Because the rows in Tunisian entrelac are so short, a Tunisian or afghan stitch hook is not necessarily needed; entrelac can be made with a regular crochet hook as well as a Tunisian hook.

CCTCS&C Tunisian Crochet Scarves&Collars		QTY:
	by Angela Grabowski. Another Arnie great. Create scarves working from end to end or side to side using some of her favourite stitches - Arrowhead Netting, eyelet combo, single cable, back crossed doubles and trebles and honeycomb. Then create a collar scarf, a collar cuff (collar to bottom of a hat), and a slip stitch cord fringe to decorate the ends. Also included are basic Tunisian instructions. 8 pages.

CCTCVF Tunisian Crochet VictorianFamily		QTY:
	by Angela Grabowski. Although these were designed with Historical Re-Enactors in mind, they are classic clothing pieces that can be found in today’s fashion trends. Create a basic Shoulder Cape in tunisian simple stitch, fingerless mitts or modern wrist warmers, Belts, Spring Head scarf or shawl, Winter triangle & Summer shawls and a Cricket / smoking Cap. What more could you ned to keep you warm or just fashionable. 8 pages.

CCTCPLS Tunisian Crochet Puff Lace Sitch		QTY:
	by Angela Grabowski. This booklet has one set of instructions but you can make a cloth or a baby shawl by varying the size of the hook. This Tunisian masterpiece is made with 7 sections and is worked in one piece so no join here. Included is a tutorial (which makes a coaster) to show you how to master Tunsian in the round. The projects are worked in Puff stitch and the end result is a beautiful rug or cloth. 8 pages.

879552 Learn Tunisian Stitches + DVD		QTY:
	* This is a heavy book, please click here to see note regarding additional postage. by Kim Guzman. Tunisian crochet is stitched with an afghan hook that is longer than a traditional crochet hook, with a stopper or cable on one end to keep on loops on your hook. You will be amazed at how easy and beautiful these lace stitches are, and will want to learn each and every one! Even if you've never tried Tunisian crochet before, this book is for you. The basic stitches of Tunisian are explained (Tunisian Simple Stitch, Tunisian Knit Stitch, Tunisian Reverse Stitch, etc.) and then those basic stitches are combined into Tunisian Lace stitches created especially for this book. Step-by-Step color photos and detailed instructions!. The book also includes a DVD! This is like having a personal one-on-one class with a designer in your very own home! These patterns are then put to use in projects such as a wonderfully textured throw with bobbles and other textured combinations, a number of fabulous wraps and shawls worked with the most marvelous stitch combos ever, market bag, baby afghan and a rustic table runner, guaranteed to make your stitching fingers itch to start on them. The 10 projects are beautiful, and the stitch patterns are both new and timeless. 59 pages

GC081109 How to Tunisian Cro Entrelac		QTY:
	Description: This pattern contains step-by-step photos and instructions for several configurations of entrelac including diamonds on point, diagonal stripes, around the world, and sunshine and shadow. Instructions are included for a project in each configuration, and instructions are given for using these techniques to make any square or rectangular project of any size from potholders to full-size afghans. Materials and gauge: Tunisian crochet entrelac may be worked with any yarn and appropriate hook size. Generally, best results are obtained with any type of Tunisian crochet when it's worked with a larger hook than you would use for traditional crochet with a particular yarn. Tunisian crochet is normally worked with a long, straight Tunisian hook; however, since Tunisian entrelac is worked with only a few crochet stitches on the hook at a time, regular crochet hooks may be used. The technique is Tunisian-but the hook need not necessarily be a Tunisian hook. Instructions are included for a decorative pillow in each configuration. Instructions include how to plan and estimate yarn amounts for projects of any size in any of these configurations including afghans and bedspreads. Included is a simple border treatment for both the straight-stacked blocks and blocks on point, where you are working on bias edges. 12 pages