Introduction to tapestry crochet!

Follow along with this simple project and learn the tips and tricks to keep your tapestry crochet neat and not tangled.

Helen has used Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran for this gorgeous Be Kind hanging, which is a free pattern.

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:12 How to read a tapestry crochet chart
01:20 Which yarn to use
02:05 Foundation chain
04:01 Row 1
05:26 Row 2
06:30 Row 3 First tapestry crochet row
13:37 Row 4
15:42 Rows 5-13
18:05 Rows 14-15
19:30 Row 21
21:38 Creating the wall hanging

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[butrflzdwo]

Tapestry crochet has always been mysterious to me.... but no longer! So clear & understandable that I can't wait to try! Thank you😘

[rhonamargaret]

I love her! She is so clear and no-nonsense. One of the first crochet tutorial speakers I actually enjoy listening to… x

[jenny]

The best tutorial, no music, nothing loud, presented very well ❤

[cinnarminroll]

I know I'm super late but I just wanted to thank you so so much for this tutorial I struggle with a lot of anxiety and depression and crochet has always been a positive outlet for me! I used to make melt bead art all the time and when I discover tapestry crochet can create the same things I wanted to try it but every tutorial I've found until your video today left me even more confused and convinced tapestry crochet was a skill I would never learn and thanks to you I feel confident enough to try it and I'm so excited to attempt something beautiful and comforting. I appreciate what you do so so much

[AlmonJoyInspiration]

This was the ABSOLUTE BEST tutorial I seen! Very clear, concise and your calming voice makes it an easy listen.

Excited to start my first piece of tapestry 🥰

[shannaramey]

I just found out I have a love for tapestry of crochet but not knowing telling I found your channel I want thank you!!!

[tashinamccullough]

Thank you, this tutorial is so helpful. I was carrying the yarn incrrectly and that’s why my work didnt look correct. Im going to try this crochet project again! Thank you for taking the time to make this video! :)

[Kauka]

This was such a wonderful tutorial! I started doing crochet around 1 year ago and I've been mostly making amigurumi. Now, I'd like to get started with tapestry crochet and I was looking for an introduction to it, as it seemed a bit daunting at first. After this video, everything is clear and I can't wait to get started. Thank you!

[suepopadak]

So easy to follow! This was the best tutorial I have watched. You are so easy to listen to and follow…thank you!

[AlaskaCraftyGalVictoria]

This is so cute! I just finished making one out of scrap balls of yarn. Thank you for such clear and detailed instructions. I appreciate the time you took to make this video.

[shirleyrazey]

Thank you for a thorough description of tapestry crochet. I am so glad I found you. 🙏God Bless you.

[anuncolonizedmind]

I done this making diamond granny squares.

I had no idea, that I was doing tapestry crochet.

Thank you for sharing this pattern 😊

[JameelandKatieHassan-Oxberry]

Absolutely adorable that your daughter wants this as a Dolly blanket 😘. I have always been put off by tapestry crochet but after a couple of attempts, it’s getting easier. Once the yarn is organised properly that’s half the battle lol.

[SparkiMcSparks]

This is fantastic! I've been wanting to do wording in crochet but was kind of intimidated by it.. This is so clear and well explained that I think I can do it afterall. Great teacher!

[ABieze]

First time hearing of and watching how to do a tapestry crochet, your tutorial is very informative. Thank you for making this video.

[twinklebehl]

Thank you so much for this great tutorial. I was struggling with the untidy WS of the projects, and your clear instructions helped. ❤

[Leilani_xox]

Please ignore this, it's so I can come back and rewatch the part I need 9:10

[susipasqualini]

Thank you. You've made what looks like a daunting project easy. Such clear instructions 🤩

[ChibiChunks]

I love this! I just recently got back into crocheting and have wanted to start doing tapestry. I've looked at other tutorials that use a floating or bobbin method, but it just felt so messy and confusing. This method kept everything so neat and organized, it's much more my style. Thank you!

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