I’m currently testing 2 patterns 
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I’m testing for @anon5108995 in absolutely gorgeous sweater pattern, and I have some wip that are on that side a little bit watching and waiting and dancing and cheering (surprise things for a friend so not sharing yet).
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I’m testing one of theirs too haha
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I’m working my way through a Tunisian crochet stitch dictionary. I have this thought of making a swatch of every stitch and then making a blanket of those swatches paired with granny squares made of the remenants of yarn skeins that couldn’t be used in anything else.
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Ohh that sounds amazing, what stitch dictionary are you using?
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It’s just called Tunisian Crochet by Petra Tornack-Zimmermann. It’s volume 1 of I don’t know how many and has basic and textured stitches. I decided I wanted to learn Tunisian crochet so I picked it up and a set of hooks and I’m learning as I go (I learn best by reading, so I don’t really go on Youtube to learn new techniques if I can help it)
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I learn best this way too! I find it so much easier to see the steps written out as opposed to try watch someone do it and then copy.
I have a couple of stitch dictionaries in my wishlist for my birthday but thats still 4 months away 
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Of course I say this, but I’ve started to make YT videos to create a visual stitch dictionary for the purpose of having a way to teach those who learn by watching 
Someday, I’ll be able to add these Tunisian stitches to the list of videos I need to make.
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Toni, on TL yarn crafts on YouTube. She is a wonderful teacher <3
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That’s gorgeous
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Thank you
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that baby blanket is incredible! I learned basic tunisian stitch a while ago and am trying to finish up a shrug with the stitch to get it out of my wip bin lol I can’t imagine being able to change colors to form an actual design - so cool!
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Beautiful
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Lovely 
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Working on my first ever tunisian project to give my brain the good stuff and a little break from my testing wips. 
I wanted to use up these cotton yarn remnants from another project, so I’m trying out these Sea Shell scrubbies/rounds from Aoibhe Ni! They have a neat nautilus/ammonite/sundial vibe, and so far I think it’s going pretty well!
Link to the pattern:
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This is my elf coat sleeve completely Tunisian knit stitch
Just have the hood, button area after this is done
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This is lovely 
I’m working on a knit stitch jumper using sock weight I only have one sleeve to go before joining together.
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