Crochet Advanced Crochet Techniques 2

Question 1

In Tunisian crochet, what tool is typically required to work a wide project?

Accepted Answer

A double-ended or long Tunisian hook

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A standard 6-inch hook

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Two knitting needles

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A locker hook only

Question 2

The Tunisian Simple Stitch (TSS) fabric commonly has what tendency that must be managed?

Accepted Answer

It curls toward the front/bottom

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It grows narrower each row

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It cannot be blocked

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It unravels from the top

Question 3

What does the 'return pass' accomplish in Tunisian crochet?

Accepted Answer

Works loops off the hook back to one loop

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Adds a new row of chains

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Creates the buttonhole

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Reverses the yarn color

Question 4

Which technique creates a smooth knit-like appearance in Tunisian crochet?

Accepted Answer

Tunisian Knit Stitch (TKS)

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Tunisian Purl Stitch

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Reverse single crochet

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Bobble stitch

Question 5

Why is a larger-than-usual hook often recommended for Tunisian crochet?

Accepted Answer

The fabric is dense and a bigger hook keeps it flexible

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It uses less yarn

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It prevents color changes

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It eliminates the return pass

Question 6

In Tunisian crochet, how are colorwork charts like those for cross-stitch commonly used?

Accepted Answer

Each stitch acts like a square for intarsia or duplicate stitch

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Only stripes are possible

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Charts cannot be used

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Only the return pass is charted

Question 7

What is the main structural difference between Tunisian crochet and standard crochet?

Accepted Answer

Loops are kept on the hook across a forward pass

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You must use a circular needle

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It cannot be worked flat

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It has no foundation chain