Tunisian Crochet Workshop: The complete guide to modern Tunisian crochet stitches, techniques and patterns

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AUSTRALIAN AUTHOR Step-by-step instructions, easy to follow stitch patterns and projects to get you started in Tunisian crochet. Set out in a workshop format, graduating from the fundamentals through to more advanced techniques, this invaluable reference can be used by novices starting from the very beginning, or those who have already tried Tunisian crochet can pick up from the Beyond the Basics section to learn new stitches and patterns and techniques including shaping, joining, colorwork and working in the round. In addition to the ongoing swatch project added to throughout the 16 lessons, The Projects section includes 12 contemporary designs, with projects ranging from fashion accessories to decorative home wares. AUTHOR: Michelle Robinson has been crocheting since the age of six, and now combines her love of Tunisian crochet with her keen eye for design and colour. Michelle is internationally recognized for her modern, vibrant designs. A former crochet editor of popular Australian craft blog My Poppet, she has also worked as a technical editor for various publishers. Michelle designs her patterns, writes her blog Poppy and Bliss and teaches Tunisian crochet from her home in Melbourne, Australia. SELLING POINTS: . Crochet Workshop: A contemporary Tunisian crochet book presented in a workshop format, graduating from basic to advanced techniques. . Tunisian Crochet Revival: Many crocheters are wanting to expand their skills and try something new. Instagram has over 11K posts with tunisiancrochet (top post from this author, 2K likes and 95 comments).

Michelle Robinson has been crocheting since the age of six, and now combines her love of Tunisian crochet with her keen eye for design and colour. Michelle is internationally recognized for her modern, vibrant designs. A former crochet editor of popular Australian craft blog My Poppet, she has also worked as a technical editor for various publishers. Michelle designs her patterns, writes her blog Poppy and Bliss, and teaches Tunisian crochet from her home in Melbourne, Australia.