Alpine Stitch Tutorial

The crochet alpine stitch tutorial is a 4 row repeat and gives the most amazing texture! Even though its intermediate skill level, after you’ve mastered the first few rows you should find it pretty easy. Personally, I find the alpine stitch interesting enough not to get board, while being not so complex that you find it daunting. The alpine stitch is a solid crochet stitch with no gaps making it perfect for making warm items, and he modern crochet stitch is suitable for pretty much everyone’s taste. Also, the alpine stitch is non-reversible and looks the different on both sides.

How to crochet the alpine stitch

The alpine stitch tutorial is written as a crochet pattern with photos for clarity. Its a four row repeat and to complete the tutorial you will need to know the single crochet stitch, the double crochet stich, and you will need to know how to work into the front posts and be confident in dropping rows. You can use any yarn with its recommended crochet hook size to complete the intermediate stitch tutorial.

Tutorial Notes

Supplies

Any yarn
Crochet hook recommended for your yarn.

Abbreviations

USA Terminology (UK Translation)

ch – Chain
dc – Double crochet
FP – Front post
sc – Single crochet

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