This wristband is a good project for Tunisian crocheters who want to expand their skills a little more. The simple eyelet pattern uses basic stitches with no shaping to keep track of. The band is worked flat and requires a small amount of seaming to finish. If you are not familiar with Tunisian Crochet, please see How to Crochet: Tunisian Simple Stitch.

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Tunisian full stitch, as its name implies, is good for creating something that is bulky and heavy. Blankets, rugs, and mats are just a few applications for for this easy-to-make stitch. One thing to keep in mind is that the tfs has a natural bias and may need to be combined with other stitches in addition to being blocked to straighten it out. If you are unfamiliar with Tunisian crochet, you can start learning with the Tunisian simple stitch (tss) tutorial.
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Mary Janes are a classic shoe style, especially on the little ones. These booties are made in one piece, strap and all! This pattern requires no sewing and no attaching small fasteners. With the little ones and parents in mind, these booties are easy to put on and take off. The booties are crocheted in the round, shaped from the bottom of the sole to the top.

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Did you know that you can work double crochet stitches in Tunisian crochet? Did you also know that it’s easy to do if you know the basics of Tunisian crochet and how to do a traditional double crochet? Once you learn it, you can use this stitch to add height and drape to your Tunisian pieces.
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Barbie can tote around her tiny must-haves in this little handbag. Whether you just like to crochet miniature items or need to accessorize a fashion doll, this purse is a quick and easy project that will fit your needs. Feel free to use your scrap yarn of this tiny project.

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The cotton pads you find in the store are great for using with facial cleansers. But if you want to be a little more friendly to the environment or you just don’t want to have to keep buying more, crocheting them may be the way to go. Make a stack in as may colors as you like and toss them in with the laundry when you’re done with them.

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Boot cuffs are a great accessory whether you wear them just to add to an outfit or to fill in the space left in a pair of roomy boots. The chevron pattern is fun to work and simple enough for newer crocheters. The pattern is created by crocheting eyelets, row after row, establishing the sideways chevron look. The cuffs are designed with ridges on the top and bottom to keep the cuffs in place. This pattern comes with instructions for three sizes that stretch to fit a range of calves and ankles.

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Around here, winter feels like it’s here to stay, but crocheting colorful flowers until the real ones bloom helps keep my hopes up. This one is worked in a spiral of sorts with two layers of four petals. It makes a nice barrette, pin, or button; or you could use it to add a little pop to another project.

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Millie is a beaded bracelet with a subtle ruffle effect that makes a good casual accessory for those who like everyday jewelry. More advanced beginner crocheters are encouraged to try the simple beading used in this pattern to expand their arsenal of techniques.

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Decreasing on the forward pass of a Tunisian crochet row is not always feasible, especially when working with stitches that are not worked in the vertical bar. Luckily, working a decrease on the return pass is fairly easy to do.
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