Tunisian work two-color new model full vest
Creating a Tunisian crochet two-color vest involves a combination of Tunisian simple stitch (Tss), color changes, and shaping for the armholes and neckline. Here’s a basic pattern to get you started:
Materials:
- Tunisian crochet hook (size appropriate for your yarn)
- Worsted weight yarn in two contrasting colors (Color A and Color B)
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
Abbreviations:
- Tss: Tunisian simple stitch
- Tps: Tunisian purl stitch
- Sl st: Slip stitch
- Ch: Chain
- Yo: Yarn over
- FwP: Forward pass
- RetP: Return pass
Pattern:
Back:
- Using Color A, chain a multiple of stitches for the back panel, plus 1 additional chain (for turning).
- Foundation Row: Forward Pass (FwP): Insert hook into the second chain from the hook, pull up a loop; repeat across. Return Pass (RetP): Yo, pull through one loop on the hook, yo, pull through two loops; repeat across.
- Work in Tss for the next rows until you reach the desired length for the back.
Color Change:
- Switch to Color B at the beginning of a return pass. Make sure to carry the unused color along the side.
- Continue alternating colors as desired.
Armhole Shaping:
- When the piece measures approximately half of the desired length, begin armhole shaping.
- At the beginning of each forward pass, work Tss across until the last 3 stitches.
- Tss2tog over the last two stitches of the forward pass, then work Tss in the last stitch.
- Continue until you have the desired number of stitches decreased for the armhole.
- Work even until you reach the desired length.
Neckline Shaping:
- At the center of the work, leave a gap for the neckline.
- On each side of the gap, work Tss2tog at the beginning of each forward pass until you reach the desired depth for the neckline.
- Continue working even until you reach the desired length for the front.
Front:
- Repeat the same steps as for the back until you reach the desired length.
- Add any desired stitch patterns, such as colorwork or texture, to the front panels.
Finishing:
- Join the front and back panels at the shoulder seams using slip stitch or preferred joining method.
- Seam the sides, leaving spaces for armholes.
- Weave in all loose ends.
Feel free to customize this basic pattern by experimenting with stitch patterns, color changes, and overall design. Tunisian crochet offers a unique texture that can be enhanced with various color combinations and stitch techniques. Adjust the stitch count and shaping as needed to achieve your desired fit and style.
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Tunisian work two-color new model full vest