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    Home » Tunisian Crochet

    Updated: Jan 24, 2023 by Jess Coppom ·

    Tunisian Crochet: How to Increase to Create a Triangle Scarf

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    Watch the brief video tutorial below to learn how to increase in Tunisian crochet. (It's easy!) This technique is perfect for making a Tunisian crochet shawl or triangle scarf.

    Simple tunisian crochet triangle
    Thanks to Lion Brand for supplying the yarn for this Tunisian crochet increasing tutorial. This post contains affiliate links.

    If you’re totally new to Tunisian crochet, head to my How to Tunisian Crochet Crash Course for your full introduction. That free video tutorial covers everything you need to know to get started with Tunisian crochet and will give you the foundation for working increase stitches.

    You can always find all our free Tunisian crochet patterns, tutorials and resources here.

    How To Increase In Tunisian Crochet Video Tutorial

    The concise video below walks you through a very simple technique for increasing in Tunisian crochet. This method can be used to increase at the edge of a project to create a triangle. You can also use it mid-row to add some extra stitches wherever you need them, like in the case of making sleeves.

    More of a Photo Tutorial Learner?

    Here's how to work a simple increase in Tunisian crochet in photos:

    Photos showing how to increase in Tunisian crochet to form a triangle

    Put Those Tunisian Crochet Increasing Skills To Work!

    Once you know how to increase in Tunisian crochet, you're ready to make a simple triangle scarf, like my free Brushland Wrap pattern. This woven-looking, reversible wrap looks far more complex than it actually is! Get the free pattern and additional video tutorials here.

    Woman holding modern Tunisian crochet shawl

    More Tunisian Crochet Patterns + Tutorials

    Ready to learn more about Tunisian crochet? Here are some posts you won't want to miss. You can find all our Tunisian crochet patterns and tutorials here.

    Four free Tunisian crochet patterns + video tutorials
    1. How To Tunisian Crochet Video Tutorial - Covers all the basics + FAQs
    2. How To Make Tunisian Crochet Look Woven Video Tutorial - Simple color changing technique
    3. 20+ Beautiful Tunisian Crochet Stitches - All with video tutorials!
    4. Beginner Tunisian Mitts - Perfect first pattern for Tunisian newbies

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    More Free Tunisian Crochet Patterns + Tutorials

    • Woman wearing a Tunisian crochet shawl that's made with TSS in beautiful striped colors.
      Brushland Tunisian Crochet Scarf Pattern - Free!
    • Woman wearing reversible Tunisian crochet cardigan made with Lion Brand Ferris Wheel and Heartland yarn.
      Mercantile Easy Tunisian Crochet Cardigan Pattern - Part 1
    • This is a picture of a woman with short, light brown hair standing in a field of green. She is wearing a long sleeved blue shirt and blue jeans. The woman is displaying a Tunisian crochet blanket scarf. The scarf is made from 3 panels of Tunisian crochet to create a Herringbone pattern.
      Tunisian Crochet Blanket Scarf - by Ned & Mimi
    • This beautiful Tunisian crochet stitch includes simple, modern eyelets that create a drapy and flowy fabric.
      How to Crochet the Tunisian Diagonal Eyelet Stitch
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