Finishing off a Tunisian crochet project is a simple and painless process that uses a skill you probably already know– the slip stitch. If you happen to also be a knitter, the process should feel familiar.

You can hover your cursor over the pictures for a left-handed view

Insert your hook into the first stitch. If finishing off in pattern, insert the hook as if working a tss, tks, or whichever stitch the pattern calls for. (In this case, I’m using tks)

Yarn over and pull through the loop on your hook. 1 slip stitch is now completed!

Continue slip stitching in each stitch across the row.

Finish as with traditional crochet. I like to cut my end and draw through the last loop on my hook then weave in my ends.

If you need any help, feel free to leave a comment.

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