Tunisian Reverse Crochet Stitch Photo Tutorial
The Tunisian Reverse stitch is a gorgeous, textured stitch that makes for great washcloths, blankets, garments, and more.
This stitch has such great visual appeal.
It looks difficult to do, but I assure you that it is not!
Grab your supplies and let’s whip up some reverse stitches.
How to Tunisian Reverse Crochet:
Begin with the same foundation row as in most Tunisian stitches…
1. Start with ANY number of chains. There is no multiple needed.
2. Pull up a loop in the second chain from the hook and in each chain to the end. You should have as many loops on your hook as you chained to start.
3. Backward Pass: Chain one to start the backward pass, then * YO, pull through two loops * to the end of the row, until just one loop remains.
4. Inserting the hook right to left under the back vertical bar, pull up a loop in each stitch to the end. Pull up a loop in the outside stitch by going under both legs of the previous outside stitch. Again, you should have as many loops on your hook as you chained to start.
5. Backward Pass.
Alternate steps 4 & 5 until the piece is as tall as you like.
To fasten off the Tunisian Reverse Stitch you will insert your hook into the back vertical bar as you have been, but instead of adding loops to the hook you’ll slip stitch them off as you go.
