I used this bow for a last minute Halloween costume – the white rabbit from Alice in Wonderland. ![]() This bow holds up very well on it’s own thanks to the thickness and stiffness of the stitch. There’s no need to make two of them and stack them together for structure or to crochet a tube like other crochet bow patterns call for. I love this little bow because it is so stinking cute and super quick to work up too. You can use a normal crochet hook, yay! It’s even ok if the hook has an ergonomic handle on it like mine. For this small of a project, there’s no need to run out and buy the special tunisian hooks. Tunisian knit stitch is a fun variation on the tunisian simple stitch that makes a lovely thick fabric with that classic knit look. The real focus today though is the tunisian knit stitch. ![]() Check out this article over at Craftsy or this article over at Mushrump to find a few that might tickle your fancy. There’s actually a few crochet stitches that I know of that look like knitting. So when I get the hankering to make something that looks knit, what’s a crocheter supposed to do? It’s not pretty, and it’s a painstakingly slow process for me. ![]() I’m actually a bit envious of people who can knit! ![]() Even though I’m quick to correct people who ask “What are you knitting?” by telling them “It’s not knit, it’s crochet!” that doesn’t mean I don’t like the way knit looks.
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