The Tunisian Crochet Handbook: A Beginner’s Guide Paperback – 25 Nov. 2021

I love watching Toni on YouTube, and as new to Tunisian crochet, this book was a big help. So easy to read and so very helpful. Would highly recommended for anybody wanting to learn this technique.

Just starting my Tunisian Crochet adventure and this book is absolutely perfect. Lots of tips and hundreds of clear photos including some great patterns. Toni goes above and beyond with this book. I'll recommend to all aspiring Tunisian crocheters!

I've been following Toni for about a month before the book came out and purchased it as soon as it was available, why? Her explanations are clear, the only thing better are the videos and the photographs in the book.A great place for a new to Tunisian crochet crafter to start. I've been knitting for over half my life and have attempted many times to try crochet. Toni's content (on all media) has made far more sense than the numerous attempts before- but Tunisian readily clicked.The patterns range nicely so there are patterns adjusted to multiple skill levels and yarn weights. What I particularly enjoy is that the yarns she uses are a mix of budget commercial, high end commercial, and hand dyed.Overall totally recommended!

Like the book and information in it but haven't had time to make anything yet

… supported by a lot of photos.You can learn a lot from this book, you want to do more of this!

I haven't used this yet as I am learning to crochet. I did do some Tunisian crocheting once but it was a long time ago. Looking forward to being able to make this scarf. Quality book, very well explained. Highly recommend.

This book is a great intro to Tunisian crochet if you have never tried it before. Everything is well laid out and explained with clear photos. Included are beautiful patterns that you will want to make. Seasoned Tunisian crocheters can also learn from this book as well. Highly recommend.

I was disappointed with the book after reading the huge amount of raving reviews. I find it full of meaningless photos as if it was a photo shoot collection rather than showing us the garments in construction. There are written instructions for the projects but I am a visual person. The pictures of the different stitches are also confusing so I would suggest viewing videos to get a clearer idea of how different stitches are made.