Your Cart is Empty
New
Tunisian Crochet Stitch Card Deck
$39.99
50 beautiful Tunisian crochet stitch patterns in a portable, practical card deck, from popular author and teacher, Anna Nikipirowicz.
Pop one or two cards, or the whole box, into your bag so you can crochet on the go!
Tunisian crochet is an increasingly popular technique that shares similarities with both crochet and knitting; you'll work on a hook (as for crochet), but holding multiple stitches at once (as for knitting). Discover the stunning range of textures you can create with this inspiring card deck; from dense and snuggly to delicate and lace-like, simply select the card you like and off you go!
The 50 cards:
- The cards measure 140 x 85mm (3.3 x 5.5in), and are enclosed in a stylish, sturdy box.
- Each card features a full-colour photograph, difficulty rating, stitch repeat planner and both charted and written stitch instructions.
- Use the handy stitch repeat planners to easily work out which stitches you can mix and match within projects such as blankets, pillows, and scarves.
- The cards are categorised by stitch type, from fans and shells to waves and chevrons, so you can easily navigate the deck.
Shipping details
Free shipping for orders over $125, orders under $10 flat rate shipping Australia wide.
Orders typically dispatch in 1-2 business days but may take longer during busy periods.
We ship using Australia Post. Orders within Australia can take an estimated 2 - 7 days from dispatch.
Express shipping will have additional charges attached. Please be advised express postage does not give your order priority all orders will be processed in chronological order but will reach their destination faster
Refunds
Preorders are non refundable as they are ordered in from overseas.
Please refer to our returns & exchange policy.
Insurance
All freight companies used by Craft2u are general carriers and therefore do not cover damage or loss of goods in transit. Craft2u offers a simple insurance option.
Insurance on the website is an Opt-Out option. In other words, it is automatically included. The only way it cannot be included is if you specifically untick the Insurance checkbox. This is your tacit agreement that you choose not to insure the goods.
If you do not accept the insurance charge, you will do so at your own risk and any damage and/or loss is your responsibility. In all cases, we HIGHLY recommend the optional protection of insurance.
You may also like
