http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/-t1.htm Learn Cro-Hook with Crochet Designer Kim Guzman. Sat, 18 Aug 2007 17:07:58 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/subsilver/logo_en.gif http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/-t1.htm http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/learning-the-stitches-t29.htm crochetkim Cro-hook is simply Tunisian crochet, using a double-ended hook. Once you have the basic concept of using the cro-hook with your two balls of yarn, you can use ANY Tunisian stitch. For a compilation of Tunisian stitch tutorials, please visit the Tunisian topic forum. http://crochet101.forumotion.com/Tunisian-Crochet-c8.htm Kim Guzman http://www.crochetkim.com http://www.kimanedesigns.net Designer's Tutorial Sat, 18 Aug 2007 17:07:58 GMT http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/learning-the-stitches-t29.htm#48 http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/learning-the-stitches-t29.htm http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/cro-hook-free-online-classes-t26.htm crochetkim Please visit this link to get to my class schedule and description of classes: http://www.crochetkim.com/chatroom.html The cro-hook classes begin October 7. Please be sure to visit the chatroom at any time prior to class to ensure that you have the necessary software on your computer in order to attend. Looking forward to "seeing" you there! Kim Guzman http://www.crochetkim.com http://www.kimanedesigns.net Designer's Tutorial Sat, 18 Aug 2007 15:57:37 GMT http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/cro-hook-free-online-classes-t26.htm#28 http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/cro-hook-free-online-classes-t26.htm http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/tunisian-afghan-stitch-crochenit-cro-hook-moez-t21.htm crochetkim Tunisian, Afghan Stitch, Crochenit, Cro-Hook, MoEZ? What's the difference? Tunisian crochet is the term for any crochet in which you use a long-ish hook. You open the stitches on one "pass", then you close them up on the second "pass." It's very similar to knitting, although thicker since it takes two passes in order to complete the row. If you can do a single crochet, then you can do Tunisian crochet. Imagine a single crochet. You insert your hook and pull up a ... Designer's Tutorial Sat, 18 Aug 2007 15:42:21 GMT http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/tunisian-afghan-stitch-crochenit-cro-hook-moez-t21.htm#23 http://crochet101.forumotion.com/designer-s-tutorial-f38/tunisian-afghan-stitch-crochenit-cro-hook-moez-t21.htm