Surely, this gives you an idea of the key distinction between Tunisian and traditional crochet: Tunisian crochet enables a crocheter to work with many loops on cro hook at the same time. The stopper is holding all loops on a hook similar to a knitting needle. Tunisian hook (also a cro hook or afghan hook) is longer and usually has a stopper at the end. Tunisian or Afghan stitch crochet enables crocheters to create dense elastic work with amazing pattern using a Tunisian elongated hook. Do you know what Tunisian crochet is? It’s a completely new, unique technique that has elements of both crocheting and knitting.
