Tunisian Crochet: A Stitch Dictionary with 501 Stitches to Explore

GLOBE PEQUOTISBN: 9780811778695

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By Lori Harrison
Imprint: STACKPOLE BOOKS
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Format:
SPIRAL BOUND
Dimensions:
280 x 200 mm
Weight:
980 g
Pages:
282

Description

Lori Harrison is the Tunisian crochet designer behind Aklori Designs and author of Exploring Tunisian Crochet. Designing since 2017, she strives to create enjoyable, inclusive, and easy-to-follow garment and accessory patterns for all levels of Tunisian crochet enthusiasts. As an engineer in her day job, she designs as a way to nurture her creative side while also relaxing at the end of the day. Influenced by her engineering background, patterns are concise but comprehensive and tailored to the experience level required for the pattern. Lori lives in Tucson, Arizona with her husband, three cats, and a sassy Shiba Inu. When she doesnt have a Tunisian crochet hook in her hand, she enjoys cooking, hiking, and nature photography.



Social media @akloridesigns; website akloridesigns.com.


<p><strong>Introduction</strong><br /><br><strong>Tunisian Crochet Terminology and Notation</strong><br /><br><strong>How to Use this Stitch Dictionary</strong><br /><br>Written Instructions Notation<br /><br>How to Read a Tunisian Crochet Chart<br /><br>Common Chart Symbols<br /><br><strong>Chapter 1: </strong><strong>Basic Tunisian Crochet Stitches and Variations</strong><br /><br>Tunisian Simple Stitch and Variations<br /><br>Tunisian Knit Stitch and Variations<br /><br>Tunisian Reverse Stitch and Variations<br /><br>Tunisian Purl Stitch and Variations<br /><br>Tunisian Full Stitch and Variations<br /><br>Other Basic Stitches and Variations<br /><br>Increases and Decreases<br /><br><strong>Chapter 2: Stitch Patterns</strong><br /><br>Vertical Stripes<br /><br>Horizontal Stripes<br /><br>Honeycomb Stitches<br /><br>Basketweave Stitches<br /><br>Other Stitch Patterns<br /><br><strong>Chapter 3: Lace Stitches</strong><br /><br><strong>Chapter 4: Cable Stitches</strong><br /><br><strong>Chapter 5: Colorwork Stitches</strong><br /><br><strong>Chapter 6: Tunisian Crochet In the Round Stitches</strong><br /><br><strong>Stitches and Abbreviations Index</strong><br /><br><strong>References</strong><br /><br><strong>Acknowledgments</strong><br /><br> </p><br>

Reviews

Lori has taken Tunisian crochet to new heights, and this book is the ultimate guide to mastering the craft. The Tunisian Crochet Dictionary is more than just a stitch collection—it’s a thoughtfully designed resource that makes learning both accessible and inspiring. Each stitch is clearly explained, with detailed photos that highlight essential hook placement. Lori removes the guesswork and pushes Tunisian crochet forward with creativity and expertise. This book provides the knowledge and inspiration to help makers refine their skills and explore new techniques with confidence.  

Britt Garber

KnotBadBritt | Crochet Designer



"Loris explanation of Tunisian crochet stitches is like finding a hidden gem— she makes even the most complex variations feel totally doable. Whether youre just starting out or youre a seasoned pro, youll keep coming back to this book as you dream up new projects."

— Toni Lipsey, author of The Tunisian Crochet Handbook



"Lori has taken Tunisian crochet to new heights, and this book is the ultimate guide to mastering the craft. Tunisian Crochet is more than just a stitch collection—it’s a thoughtfully designed resource that makes learning both accessible and inspiring. Each stitch is clearly explained, with detailed photos that highlight essential hook placement. Lori removes the guesswork and pushes Tunisian crochet forward with creativity and expertise. This book provides the knowledge and inspiration to help makers refine their skills and explore new techniques with confidence."

— Britt Garber, KnotBadBritt, Crochet Designer



This book truly opens a whole new world of possibilities for Tunisian crochet enthusiasts. With 501 stitch entries, detailed swatch photos, charts, and systematic organization, it earns its place as an ultimate reference and must-have addition to a Tunisian crocheter’s library.

I recommend this book for confident, experienced makers who want to expand their knowledge, experiment with diverse stitch patterns, and push their work to the next level. If you love exploring new stitches and textures, this will quickly become a go-to resource on your shelf.

If you are still learning the Tunisian crochet technique, start with Lori’s first book, Exploring Tunisian Crochet, then return to this one when you are ready to explore more.

— Ashley Parker, The Loopy Lamb


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