The Tunisian Crochet Sweater Collection

The Tunisian Crochet Sweater Collection is more than just a collection of stunning sweater patterns—it's a comprehensive guide to mastering Tunisian crochet and creating beautifully wearable garments. From essential stitches and terminology to choosing the right yarn and maintaining gauge, this book covers all the fundamentals. It also offers expert tips on techniques like increasing and decreasing, sweater construction, perfecting your fit and drape, and giving your piece a professional finish, making it an invaluable resource for both beginners and experienced crocheters alike.
Featuring a diverse range of patterns—from casual tank tops to sophisticated cardigans—Dora Ohrenstein presents flattering designs that cater to an extended size range, ensuring both comfort and style. With this book, you'll explore new yarns and stitches to craft gorgeous, handmade sweaters that you'll cherish and wear season after season.
 

 

Dora Ohrenstein is an expert crochet designer and is well known for her work in Tunisian crochet. She is the author of seven successful crochet titles including Crochet Every Way Stitch Dictionary, Top-Down Crochet Sweaters, The Crocheter’s Skill-Building, Workshop, Custom Crochet Sweaters, and The New Tunisian Crochet.

 

Introduction
Abbreviations
Chapter One: Tunisian Crochet Essentials
            What Is Tunisian Crochet?
            A Hybrid Craft
            Stitches in this Book
            Basic Stitches, Terminology, Instructions
            Increasing and Decreasing
            More Technical Matters
            Working the Last Row
            Connecting Stitches
            Choosing Yarns
            Getting Gauge
            Tools
Chapter Two: Sweater Fit and Construction
            Choosing Your Size
            Ease
            Understanding Schematics
            Sweater Constructions
                        Dropped Shoulder
                        Raglan
                        Other Top-Down Options
            Finishing
                        Edgings
                        Seams
                        Button Bands and Buttons
                        Blocking
            Where Should I Begin?
Chapter Three: Patterns
            Nola
            Mimi
            Aimee
            Nina
            Tina
            Gilliam
            Becca
            Layla
            Joni
            Kelcy
            Vanessa
            Tess
            Regina
            Frida
            Zoey
Acknowledgments
About the Author