EASY Crochet Blanket - Alpine Stitch. Simple repeat and AMAZING texture!

Learn how to crochet the EASIEST baby blanket EVER! I'll show you step by step how to make the Alpine Stitch. It really is SO simple and QUICK - Even for a beginner! It will make beautiful baby blankets, large afghans or pot pads etc. This pattern is so pretty, textured and 3D and looks amazing in one colour or rainbow stripe!

Tutorial Starts at 03:00

Paintbox Simply Aran in shades Misty Grey, Dusty Rose, Washed Teal, Peach Orange, Bubblegum Pink & Banana Cream.
I plan to use 3 or 4 balls. of the grey and 1 each of the rainbow shades.

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[cynthiatimme]

I like how you start a new row so there isn't a gap. Wish I'd known this 45 years ago! Thank you so much. 🥰

[magikalbrat]

I want to thank you! I have MS and it affects my hands and my cognitive abilities leading to get frustrated easier. Your tutorials are SO easy to follow that I've learned 6 new stitches just from you! TY again!!

[konvaliastreams]

I've jotted down the pattern for quick reference:
prep rows:
row 1: double sts all across starting from the 3rd stitch from the hook
row 2: start new row with standing st, triple sts all across (change color on this row if needed)
pattern:
row 1: chain one st, double sts all across
row 2: triple front post st, then triple st into the next double st (skipping the double st that's right above the front post we just worked into)
row 3: repeat row 1
row 4: repeat row 2 but make sure to offset the stitches to that the pattern is staggered :) finish with two regular triple sts so that it's symmetrical
finish on a double st row so that it looks the same as the start!

[konvaliastreams]

This is actually my first time ever crocheting. I've tried it before but was too confused by the instructions and gave up. your tutorial is so crystal clear, I didn't even have to look for instructions on how to double and triple stitch!!! thank you so much I've already ordered some gorgeous cream yarn and will be making a throw for my bed. ❤❤

[seresabowley-parks]

Love this stitch, very easy! I especially love your hack for creating a double crochet and closing the gap at the beginning of the rows (two birds with one stone lol). May use this stitch for a super chunky yarn throw blanket that I will be making.

[pamelamontelongo]

Your work is exceptional! I heard there is a way to make the ends/beginning of rows look nice. Thank you so much for taking time to teach it as part of this tutorial.

[natpoat]

You are brilliant in explaining how to crochet the stitches!!! Thank you so much!

[lindarandall]

I love your little beginning of not using a chain 3. I would call it a stacked single (US) a stacked treble (UK). Such a better way to start a row, thank you for teaching this to me.

[kathleenpaige]

Your tutorials are so easy to follow...thanks so much for your time and patience...just started a project with this stitch...loving it already ...can't wait to see the finished product

[charmaynetomlinson]

As a beginner I found this stitch really easy and it works up amazing. Xx

[sarah_youtube]

I am going to make a mood/mental health blanket, a little bit like a temperature blanket changing colour every day depending on my mood that day with this stich from my birthday to the one next year ☺
I just love how it looks and your tutorial was really easy to follow. I watched at 1.75 speed as i already had a rough idea 🤣
Thanks so much!

[jenniferjohnson]

I just started this and love it!! Thank you for clear instructions and useful tips! I can't wait to watch more of your videos(I can't read patt terns yet) and will definitely buy you a cup of coffee before I'm done! Thank you!!!

[maureengauvin]

Lovely! I look forward to trying a baby blanket using this stitch pattern. Thx for sharing you ur expertise with us!

[sookiedog]

Thank you so much for your excellent tutorials. You are so easy to follow and explain everything beautifully. I've not crotchet before but I've used your shell tutorial to edge a blanket and made an easy ribbed baby blanket too. Excited to try this.

[christinemurphy]

Best Alpine Stitch Tutorial ! Thank you !

[kimolson]

I really appreciate that you noted the US stitches.

[alexushayes]

Love the breakdown, seems easy to follow!

[cherylhobson]

I so enjoy your channel! I am getting use to the double and treble in your videos. The Alpine stitch has been a challenge for me, but, I will not give up. I just have to have my sides straight. The more I crochet the better I am able to make my project straight. Thank you!

[leeannstober]

Thank you for explaining it I loved this video

[soniakateritrevino]

Loved making this. You make it look so easy ❤