Crocheting in Tunisian can be one of the most relaxing methods except when you want to make an afghan and have to fit all those loops on your hook. Step in Entrelac where you only have to have a hook long enough for each block and can build the afghan one block at a time. This afghan uses that simple technique coupled with a bit of colorplay to results that mimic weaving in half the time.

Materials
Yarn: Worsted Weight (4# Medium).
Shown: Berroco, Weekend (75% acrylic, 25% Peruvian cotton; 205 yd 187 m/3.5 oz 100 g): #5926 clothesline (MC), 3 hanks; #5947 blood orange(CC1), 1 hank; #5935 dusk (CC2), 1 hank.
Hook: L/11 (8 mm) small Tunisian hook and J/10 (6 mm) or hook needed to obtain gauge.
Notions: Tapestry needle for weaving in ends; spray bottle with water and straight pins for blocking

Stitches Used
Tunisian Simple Stitch
Chain
Single Crochet
Double Crochet