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Tunisian Cuff with Video Tutorial

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Tunisian Cuff with Video Tutorial
Tunisian Cuff with Video Tutorial
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"This Tunisian Cuff project is perfect for anyone who would like to learn Tunisian crochet. If you want to get started with Tunisian crochet, check out this jewelry tutorial. This crochet bracelet makes an excellent gift, and it's sure to become one of your favorite cuffs. You don't need a special hook - any hook plus DK weight yarn and a slide clasp are all you need to complete this project. There is also a video tutorial!"

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Crochet HookD/3 or 3.25 mm hook

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

Finished Size6" long and 1 1/2" wide without clasp

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FlowerSeeds1

Oct 17, 2017

I used to shy away from Tunisian patterns, not sure really why, but this pattern caught my attention. The Tunisian stitch makes this bracelet look professionally made instead of hand made. I think this will be my first Tunisian pattern I make. The video will make it easier for me to be successful in doing the Tunisian stitch for the first time.

JaneEK

Mar 13, 2017

Ever since I discovered Tunisian crochet, I have loved working this stitch. Ive made plenty of dishcloths but never thought about using it for a jewelry project. I go to JoAnn nearly every week, so Ill look for that clasp on my next trip. This bracelet is very much in the popular Steam punk style, so there may be other closures that might work equally well.

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