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Tunisian Seascape Throw

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Tunisian Seascape Throw

When you look at this Tunisian Seascape Throw, you might think of the underwater sea and fish scales; it's a beautiful Tunisian crochet pattern worked up in a schematic order. This crochet design might also look intimidating, but it is in fact an easy crochet pattern. The numbers refer to working order and the letters refer to type of square. Each square is connected at a mitered joint having the throw measure 48 inches x 61 inches. You'll love the finished product once you've worked through it. Wouldn't this throw be the perfect addition to your favorite sitting area? This colorful crochet Tunisian stitch pattern would also make a great gift idea for family and friends.

Don't miss out on the video below that will show you how easy it is to master the crochet tunisian stitch! 

NotesNOTE: Follow the schematic in the Project Diagram section below. Numbers refer to working order and letters refer to type of square.

Crochet HookN/15 or 10 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet GaugeSquare = 4¼” x 4¼”. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size hook to obtain the gauge.

Finished SizeThrow measures 48” x 61”.

Materials List

  • RED HEART “Super Saver”: 7 Skeins 946 Peruvian Print
  • Crochet hook: 10mm [US N-15] Crystalites® or Luxite® hook (requires hook without a wide thumb/finger grip)
  • Stitch marker
  • Yarn needle

Special Abbreviation

TSS (Tunisian Simple Stitch) = insert hook under next vertical bar, yo and draw through keeping loop on hook.

Square A

(Full Square beginning a diagonal row)

  1. Row 1 (Right Side): Ch 21, pick up a loop in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across – 21 sts.

  2. Row 1 Return: Yo, draw through first loop, [yo, draw through 2 loops] 8 times, yo, draw through 4 loops – center cluster made, [yo, draw through 2 loops] 9 times – 1 loop on hook.

  3. Row 2: Skip first vertical bar, [TSS] 8 times, insert hook under center vertical bar of cluster and draw up a loop – mark this loop, [TSS] 8 times, TSS working under both vertical bars of final st – 19 sts.

  4. Row 2 Return: Yo, draw through first loop, * yo, draw through 2 loops *; repeat from * to * until 2 loops remain on hook before marked loop, yo, draw through 4 loops; repeat from * to * to end – 1 loop on hook.

  5. Row 3: Skip first vertical bar, * TSS under next vertical bar *; repeat from * to * up to cluster; TSS under marked st – move marker to this new loop; repeat from * to *, working under both vertical bars of final st – 2 fewer sts than previous row pick-up.

  6. Row 3 Return: Repeat Row 2 Return.

  7. Rows 4-9: Repeat Row 3 noting there will be 2 fewer sts on hook at the end of pick up portion of each row.

  8. Row 10: TSS under marked st, TSS under both vertical bars of final st – 3 sts.

  9. Row 10 Return: Yo, draw through all 3 loops – 1 loop on hook. DO NOT FASTEN OFF.

Square B

(Half Square used to create a straight edge at the end of a diagonal row)

  1. Row 1 (Right Side): Working in ends of rows, pick up loop in each row of current square – 11 sts.

  2. Row 1 Return: Yo, draw through 2 loops – left cluster made, * yo, draw through 2 loops; repeat from * across – 1 loop on hook.

  3. Row 2: Skip first vertical bar, TSS to cluster; TSS under both vertical bars of final st of cluster – 1 fewer st than previous row pick-up.

  4. Row 2 Return: Repeat Row 1 Return.

  5. Rows 3-9: Repeat Row 2 noting there will be 1 fewer st on hook at the end of pick up portion of each row.

  6. Row 10: TSS under both vertical bars of final st – 2 sts.

  7. Row 10 Return: Yo, draw through both loops. FASTEN OFF.

Square C

(Subsequent Full Square)

  1. Row 1 (Right Side): Working in ends of rows, skip final row of current square, pick up a loop in space between current square and adjacent square, working in ends of rows of adjacent square, beginning at Row 1, pick up loop in end of each row – 21 sts.

  2. Row 1 Return-Row 10 Return: Work as for Square A.

Square D

(Half Square used to create straight edge at the beginning of a diagonal row)

  1. Row 1 (Right Side): Place slip knot on hook; beginning in Row 1 working in ends of rows, pick up loop in each row of adjacent square – 11 sts.

  2. Row 1 Return: Yo, draw through first loop, * yo, draw through 2 loops; repeat from * until 3 loops remain on hook; yo, draw through 3 loops – right cluster made and 1 loop on hook.

  3. Row 2: Skip cluster, * TSS under next vertical bar; repeat from * across, working under both vertical bars of final st – 1 fewer st than previous row pick-up.

  4. Row 2 Return: Repeat Row 1 return.

  5. Rows 3-9: Repeat Row 2 noting there will be 1 fewer st on hook at the end of pick up portion of each row.

  6. Row 10: TSS under both vertical bars of final st – 2 sts.

  7. Row 10 Return: Yo, draw through both loops – 1 loop on hook. DO NOT FASTEN OFF.

Finishing — Edging

  1. Working in ends of rows, join yarn with sc in left edge of Row 10 of Square #161; sc in same place, * sc in each of next 8 rows, [draw up a loop in next row] twice, yo and draw through 3 loops, sc in next 8 rows, [2 sc in next row] twice; repeat from * 6 more times; sc in next 8 rows, 2 sc in next row; sc in next 90 rows, 2 sc in next st, sc in next 8 sts **, [2 sc in next st] twice; repeat from * to ** working in sts rather than rows on bottom edge; 2 sc in next row; join with a slip st in first sc.

  2. Fasten off.

  3. Weave in ends.

Project Diagram

  1. Click below for project diagram, or click here for enalrged version.

Abbreviations

ch
chain
mm
millimeters
sc
single crochet
st(s)
stitch(es)
yo
yarn over
* or **
repeat whatever follows the * or ** as indicated
[ ]
work directions in brackets the number of times specified
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