Hi Why is it so hard to do the first row in the back bumps. Chain row keeps getting too small to get the hook in. Using exactly same hook and yarn. HELP.

Thank you for the border. I enjoy this pattern so much! 🎉

Very VERY nice tutorial❤But What happened to the border? You mentioned it but didn’t illustrate it.

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How do you get a bigger size? I don't understand, I'm sorry, but I have just started learning Tunisian crochet and I only have a 10 inch Tunisian crochet hook. I want to learn so bad.

Lovely!

I love this! How much yarn did you need?

Should I use a larger hook for that first row?

C est possible d avoir des motifs

I love this stitch

Káprázatos irigy vagyok nem tudok ilyent❤

Love the patterns!❤

Beautiful

I’m in the middle of making one. Does this result in a square or rectangle shape?

Hola q medidas tiene?

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Очень милый❤

It’s called an elongated crochet stitch.

I'm making a c2c Tunisian crochet., tss. It's so fun.

Where can I find the pattern?

Love it! 😇🩷🙏🙌

Bella coperta, grazie per la condivisione. Buona fortuna ❤😊

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Sehr schön ❤ gibt es dafür eine Anleitung??? Würde mich sehr über einen Tipp freuen

I love it!!!

Priceless 💛💛💛💛

Very pretty ❤

Just found your site. WHAT AN AWESOME FIND 👌 😅❤❤❤❤ . Your explanations and your soothing voice make learning a real pleasure.

I just started The Griffin. Some Mandala was on clearance at Joann and I couldn't resist.

Lovely tutorial. You are so right, one needs to practice. I did a swatch with leftover Sweet Roll yarn. I learned that it is difficult with scrappy yarn if the thickness/thinness is varied. 😊😊❤❤

Thank you so much, nice stitch!

Looks great and clear instructions ❤

I believe you started the foundation double crochet wrong. You are supposed to chain four for the foundation double crochet.

No dejen verlo bien.

I can't wait to start a camo afghan for my grandson using this stitch.❤❤❤

Looks like the fabric of long johns, thus warm. I can see why it’s good for blankets. 😊

This was so helpful! Thank you! ❤

I love it! Thanks so much for sharing this technique. I'll definitely be using this from now on...I love how stretchyness of the chain😊❤

Okay, you can totally disregard my comment.🫣 I just found your FHDC video.🤦‍♀️😉

This is very cool! I ?, have a question or two. What if you're not doing a DC pattern, but rather a HDC? Also, if you start your blanket like this anyway, then "start" your HDC until you're finished, how would you finish the last row, so it looks the same as the first? Just end with a row of DCs?! Hopefully, you can understand what I'm "trying" to convey. Thanks!!

How many stiches across and how many rows, what is the finished size

Givea tutorial for the blanket,please

Love this ❤ and I already have the yarn for it.

I’m in shock-there’s no curl??? OMG!!!😲😲😲

I’ve looked through several of your 2 color with Mandala Tunisian patterns and can’t find a reason why you use worsted with the Madala, which is a 3. Is it a strategic move to help counter curling?

May I ask how many cakes you used?

So pretty...looks similar to the waffle stitch in regular crochet (which I love 😻). I do enjoy working Tunisian stitches, and can't wait to try this one...big, big, b-i-g plus is the no curl 😳. Thank you for the tutorial.🤗

Can you show me how to do the border

Beautiful! Great work ❤

@sharbear1968 I agree she seemed very focused on the stitch. The FP could be very soothing and relaxing on a longer row. As for the RP it might be easier to think of yo pull through loops until the next vertical bar from below. The bean stitch is created between the vertical bars. " I Bean I Bean I Bean I . . . . " Hopefully, by removing the 1, 2, 3, 4 count, the mental strain will be less. Yes, the enjoyment factor is personal, validated, and respected. I'm raising my glass to all creaters.