Finally! A Tunisian Chevron project! I’d been wanting to make one for so long, but hadn’t had the opportunity to make something using this stitch. There are several different types of Chevrons, from super pointy ones, to light wavy ones. I felt this one was a good in-between.
Now, let’s talk hooks. If you are making this small bag, you can use a regular hook, BUT make sure it is an even-sized hook throughout. So no ergonomic hooks, or you won’t have space to hold the stitching. To make a larger bag, you will need a Tunisian Hook. You can shop Tunisian hooks at the bottom of the post.
What you’ll need for this pattern:
Yarn: Woolike, by Loops and Threads (available at Michael’s in the U.S.).
I used three colors: Teal, Grey and Beige, and 4 skeins. I barely made a dent in the skeins, however, you will need 2 skeins of each color you want a stripe of, because we crochet with 2 skeins simultaneously to make a thicker thread.
Hook: G hook (4.25 mm) you can use either a regular or Tunisian hook.
Additional materials: 3 Buttons, scissors, & needle (any needle you can fit your yarn through will work). Tag/Label optional.
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