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Lettori italiani! Se cercate un gruppo Facebook dedicato interamente all’uncinetto tunisino, iscrivetevi a “Tunisino, uncinettodi-vino“, il nuovo gruppo che gestisco insieme a Veruska / Happysloth! Abbiamo dato al gruppo un’impronta professionale e stimolante, nello stile che ci caratterizza (se ci seguite su Maglia-Uncinetto.it, sapete che cosa intendo). Il gruppo nasce come luogo di confronto tra appassionati, uno spazio virtuale di cui approfittare per chiedere consigli, segnalare modelli, libri, corsi, strumenti… insomma, per parlare di tutto ciò che è uncinetto tunisino. Accorrete numerosi, vi aspettiamo!

International readers: me and fellow crocheter Veruska / Happysloth recently opened a Facebook group fully dedicated to Tunisian crochet, “Tunisino, uncinetto di-vino“. The posts will be written mainly in Italian, but since we forbid the use of SMS-like language and such, if you want to follow us and have the patience to use an authomatic translator you should have no problem. Furthermore, Tunisian crochet patterns, books and websites are mainly in English, so we’ll surely have common sources to talk about. Feel free to join us!


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