How to Crochet Alpine Stitch

[@kittenwolfe2260]

Thank you ! I was trying to follow a written pattern for this, but it just didn't seem right. You made it make so much more sense!

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nancypelletier7590]

Best teacher yet. I watched a lot of videos and this was the best one. Thank you.

[@Crochetpedia]

Wow, thank you! 😊

[@LucyZilli-oh7ti]

Your instructions were easy to follow. Thanks

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jessicabatie1745]

You did a great job teaching this stitch and showing how to cleanly change colors at the end of a row. Thank you!!

[@Crochetpedia]

Thank you so much!

[@jolifleurs4778]

This tutorial was the best I have ever watched! It was very easy to follow and to crochet along with. Directions were simple, and the visuals showed clearly how the stitches should be placed. The personalized comments, such as "I will meet you at the end of the row" were sweet! Thank you for teaching me a new stitch!

[@Crochetpedia]

Thank you so much! I'm glad it was helpful :)

[@tracymills776]

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[@ColdAsSilence]

On your website I read that this is your first video tutorial and I love it! I really want you to know that your explainations are very easy to follow and I really love this stitch! ❤ Thanks for your being and doing! ✨

[@Crochetpedia]

Thank you so much! It was my first video tutorial, that's right ❤️

[@DayJobCrochet7673]

Lovely Alpine stitch~ So useful for many crochet items! Thanks for your very clear tutorial

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@marniascrochet]

thank you so much for this tutorial.. I'm a fan of alpine stitches

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sarahjones6904]

Thank you. I understand it now. Your instructions are very clear.

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kathyderouchey8221]

I know it seems like a lot of work for a kitchen scrubby, but that would be a great pattern. Lots of nooks and crannies to scrub with. Thank you for the slow and easy-to-follow video. I'll look for more.

[@Crochetpedia]

that's a great idea. It would look beautiful, too! Glad you liked the video

[@marionwhittemore4352]

Thank you so much for your clear and easy to follow video. Great job!

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@maryducaat2336]

Beautiful and such an easy tutorial to follow. Thank you very much :)

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@beeswaxb]

I am using this pattern for a men's scarf, worsted weight yarn with an I-9 (5.5mm) hook. I started with 26 stitches (plus the one extra for the single crochet row). Thank you for the tutorial!

[@Crochetpedia]

Sounds great, good luck with this project! I'm so glad you like my tutorial

[@SaffronJ7R]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful work

[@Crochetpedia]

My pleasure 😊

[@janychau]

Thank you! Very clear instructions and beautiful to watch. You have a lovely voice. Music choice was great too!

[@Crochetpedia]

thank you so much!

[@rizkafaulina590]

Very helpful Please keep posting Thank you so much

[@Crochetpedia]

Thank you, I will :)

[@mizzwitty1042]

That is a nice pattern with a great and easy to follow instruction❤👍 I hope I will be able to use it one day 🤞🥰

[@Crochetpedia]

thank you!

[@shannonirion5234]

This is a wonderful video, and it's very easy to follow!

[@Crochetpedia]

thank you!

[@VickyYenovkian]

Very well explained, thanks

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sandraramirez3743]

Es una puntada preciosa, gracias por enseñarla con tanto detalle.

[@lacey7639]

Love this video!

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@monalisa6355]

❤ beautiful, thank you

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad you like it!

[@celsaflores7529]

Found you on Pinterest and lived all your color combos for this stitch 🌷💖 thank you and already subscribed

[@Crochetpedia]

thank you, glad you like it!

[@onemellowmarigold]

very helpful, thank you!

[@seema19621]

Well explained 🎉

[@Crochetpedia]

Thank you 🙂

[@kazkazzie3906]

Hello, this video is straight forward to follow and i enjoyed watching. I think the colour changes really show the stitches at their best. The only constructive criticism is that when you work your stitches, i wish you could work closer to the camera so that i can see what you are doing better 😊

[@Crochetpedia]

Hi! Thank you, in my newest tutorials I make sure the stitches are clearly visible :)

[@naelita100]

Estupendo tutorial Gracias 😊

[@ValerieHarrisPrettyandCexi]

How do you increase with this stitch?

[@Crochetpedia]

it depends on the pattern, but you would probably increase by working three stitches in one, instead of two. This way you would get a symmetrical detail.

[@kathycomerford3931]

Excellent instructions, thanks 15:15

[@Crochetpedia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@fatimaal-zuhairi7373]

Thanks 🙏

[@odettepereira8073]

I liked

[@dianapeterson6506]

I would like to know the brand of crochet hook you are using. It looks so comfortable. Thanks. Your work looks really nice. Love the pattern.

[@Crochetpedia]

Thank you, Diana! Sorry, but I don't really know what brand it is :( I bought them a hundred years ago! It was a bamboo set of crochet hooks in various sizes, all enclosed in a rather low quality purple case with a zipper.

[@dianapeterson6506]

Thank you so much for getting back to me. Appreciate the reply!

[@wanevacook5675]

It would really be nice if you would to share what the reverse side pattern looks like in several additional colors. 😏

[@Crochetpedia]

I'll keep that in mind for future projects :)

[@jennygodwin455]

Great

[@Crochetpedia]

thanks!

[@naraestelblack8515]

Hello. I have a question. How can I make sure I go into the first st without increasing one side?

[@Crochetpedia]

it's all about counting stitches and taking turning chains into consideration (turning chain often counts as one stitch) - after you work a few rows you'll know the drill. If you prefer visual representations, there's a photo tutorial on my website (linked in the description box)!

[@lynnettprice4285]

I am having trouble with the end of the 5th row. Do I do a chain in the turning chain?

[@Crochetpedia]

hi Lynnett! In row 5 you make 1 single crochet in each stitch. Your last single crochet is worked in the top of the turning chain of row 4, because it works as a double crochet. Hope it helps!

[@dianneschussler6711]

This is such a pretty stitch, thank you for the tutorial. I would like to make an afghan with ombre variegated yarn in worsted weight 4, about 50" x 65". About how much yarn do you think I should purchase?

[@Crochetpedia]

sorry for the late response! it all depends on the kind of yarn you choose and what you want to do with it. I recommend making a swatch out of the yarn of your choice and calculating from there :) hope it helps!

[@paquibastida9628]

Podrían traducir Español gracias por ❤

[@fulviachacon9312]

Hola lástima que no está en español de verdad

[@michsmell]

Really hard to see with how zoomed out u are

[@minaha2721]

How do you finish off?

[@Crochetpedia]

I always stop after a row of single crochet stitches and secure yarn at the end as usual - this way the top looks the same as the bottom (because you are starting with single crochets, too). If you are asking about edgings, however, there is plenty to choose from! It all depends on the project.

[@donnasmith4426]

Why the thin yarn? It's next to impossible to see. I like your tutorials, but the skinny yarn is useless for video. All I see is your fingers.

[@Crochetpedia]

it's an absolutely valid point :) it was the first video tutorial I've ever made, so I wasn't really aware of how it would look. Maybe I will remake this video at some point with thicker yarn!

[@Letsgetreal65]

Your videos poor to learn the stitch bigger

[@beeswaxb]

Maybe if you watch some tutorials to get the basics down better, then this will all make more sense 😲