I saw a pattern in Simply Crochet that I just had to try. The first step is to do a massive 210 rows of Tunisian Knit Stitch!
I haven't counted this yet. No point until it's much longer. The fabric made with Tunisian tends to roll as you work it so I put my beautiful glass bead stitch markers to work weighting down the bottom edge.
I love these stitch markers. I got them from Etsy and I think the shop is called Chickenstitches.
I am also working with a new kind of yarn. It's Women's Institute 4 ply microfibre acrylic. It feels silky and it is very colourful as you can see. I prefer to work in a variegated yarn like this when I'm learning new stitches. It helps me to more easily see the anatomy of the fabric as it is being created.
Looks like it's going to be good :-)
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