This beautiful Alpine crochet stitch gives a beautiful diamond-like texture to any crochet projects. It also works really fast. This wonderful pattern is easy to memorize and looks beautiful on both sides. The Crochet Alpine Stitch is an absolutely beautiful stitch, is rich and elegant and works very well for cardigans, sweaters, baby blankets, home decor, fall or winter crochet projects.
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What You’ll Need
Check the pattern for the exact yarn weight and hook size – here is what to have on hand before you start.
You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.
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50+ blanket stitches, easy yet unique
Your hands know single and double crochet by heart. These are a bit more sophisticated, not more complicated. Includes a sizing and yardage guide for baby, throw and full/queen blankets, plus a printable project planner. Instant PDF download.
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The Alpine Crochet Stitch Free Pattern & Video Tutorial
Watch the video tutorial below, courtesy of Crafting Happiness and learn this solid, textured, versatile and so great looking crochet stitch.
Get the pattern: The Alpine Crochet Stitch Free Pattern.
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