Sträkeln / Knooking / Tunisian crochet

Dear users, dear authors,
Have you ever tried Sträkeln, knooking, or Tunisian crochet? Give it a try—you’re sure to love it.

@Authors
please post relevant patterns here. Don’t forget to include a link, an image, and text with information on the difficulty level, technique, materials, and what makes the pattern special. Good luck!

I’m offering a free beginner’s course on knooking!
So if you’re in the mood to try something new, you can read up on it here:
This course explains the basic techniques of knooking and includes the following information:
Included are:

• General explanations about knooking
• Casting on
• Knooking knit stitches
• Knooking purl stitches
• Binding off
• Knooking in rows
• Knooking in rounds

Basic Knooking Course


And for everyone who wants to try knooking right away, I have 2 great patterns in my shop:

Hat with coral pom-pom:
The hat combines the advantages of crocheted and knooked pieces!
Suitable for beginners!
Required crochet skills: chain stitch, single crochet, slip stitch 
Required knooking skills: none

The patterns includes the sizes: toddler, school child/teen, adult

MATERIALS NEEDED: 
Yarn weight 10 (100g - 200g) - e.g. Schachenmayr Bravo
Crochet hook no. 10 
Knooking needle no. 10



Quick and easy to make are the “Laura” wrist warmers

Here, too, crochet is combined with knooking.
The pattern is ideal for BEGINNERS!
Required crochet skills: chain stitch, single crochet, slip stitch
Required knooking skills: none

SIZES:
Women's sizes S, M, L

MATERIALS NEEDED:
Yarn weight 7-8 (100g) (e.g., Schachenmayr Boston)
Crochet hook size 7
Knooking needle size 6