Description

This class is designed for crocheters who are comfortable with Tunisian crochet fundamentals (TSS, forward pass and return pass) and ready to explore more intricate stitch combinations, textures, and construction techniques.

Students will learn a unique Tunisian Domino technique that combines three mitered-square motifs — Reverse Stitch, Picots, and Crossed/Cabled Stitches to create elongated mitered, diamond-shaped motifs. 

Students will learn to read and follow crochet diagrams/charts to understand the construction and placement of each stitch motif. 

This technique and stitch pattern can turn into lap blankets, bags, cushions by changing up the materials, hook sizes and color palettes.

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Details

Date

• Friday, Dec 11, 2026 (2:00pm - 5:00pm CT)

Price

• Members: $75
• Non-members: $120

Location

• Live online using Zoom
• Recording is available to registered students for 2 weeks

Required Knowledge

• Must know the basics of Tunisian crochet (chains, Tunisian Simple Stich, understanding Forward Pass, Return Pass)

Supplies

• 4 skeins Medium weight acrylic yarn in complementary colors
• 4.5 mm Tunisian crochet hook
• stitch markers
• scissors

Pre-class Homework

• None

Class Size

• 30 students

Registration Deadline

• Friday, Dec 4, 2026 or when class fills

General Class Info

• Zoom Info & Policies

Questions

• cgoa@crochet.org

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Instructor - Meghana Siddula

Bio

Meg is a certified crochet instructor and crochet designer with over five years of teaching experience. She loves exploring new techniques, playing with interesting stitch combinations, and turning simple stitches into something unexpected and beautiful.

Meg teaches crocheters of all skill levels, including kids, through local in-person classes, workshops, and online sessions. Her teaching style is relaxed, encouraging, and hands-on, with a focus on making even complex techniques feel approachable. For Meg, crochet is all about learning, experimenting, and most importantly, having fun along the way!

Website

• https://www.instagram.com/megs_crochet_tales/
• https://www.facebook.com/p/Megs-Crochet-61560019347219/