Corner to Corner Alpine Stitch Crochet Tutorial RIGHT HANDED

Written Pattern:
ravel.me/c2c-alpine-stitch
This tutorial is available in left and Right handed tutorials
LEFT: • Corner to Corner Alpin...
RIGHT: • Corner to Corner Alpin...
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[@suzette7849]

I'm so glad I found your tutorial for the C2C alpine stitch. Thank you for sharing it with us 🌷

[@SenkoFarms]

This is absolutely gorgeous!

[@unicornster]

Thank you. The wool is a great colour.

[@JazzyJude]

Jolie ~ this is FANTASTIC!!! Thank you 😃

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

Thanks July

[@csjayan510]

Love the texture on this. I’m not a beginner but the decrease is a little tricky; lol, my washcloth isn’t very even. I’ll keep trying tho & perhaps I’ll buy the written pattern. Thank you for the tutorial😊

[@JoJo-uq2vo]

I love c2c's and graphgans! This is a nice twist. I started one with some ice cream self striping and I am doing chain 3 to start and have no curling so far. I feel like it will need a border of some type though. Love it! Thank you💕

[@xrystalwhite]

JoJo M when I wrote the pattern, I did find that also, so wrote it with a Ch3. Great minds think alike 😀

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

[@monicabuch3827]

Thank you for the awesome tutorial

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

Thank you! And you are very welcome 😀

[@godcrochetchatter9234]

Awesomeness stirs the pot once again

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

I think I need to update it to ch 3 instead of ch 2, I started a self striping one, and if I ch 3, it doesn't curl as much.

[@patricia92949]

So pretty look forward to mak8ng this stitch. Thank you. Mery Christmas

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

Thank you Patricia!!

[@LetsDIY]

Just curious, what would be the reason for doing C2C Alpine Stitch vs the regular Alpine Stitch (right to left), which seems nicer looking than the C2C.

[@user-avtomatik]

Thanks a lot!

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

You're welcome!

[@charmurry3585]

I like this ty. ❤

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

thank you

[@hello.khimmy]

Can this be used to make a diamond shape with alpine stitch?

[@annbowers9420]

Hi Jolie,
Wonderful videos.
I’ve been following your Alpine stitch corner to corner video, but don’t know how to make it into a rectangle blanket.
I’ve reached 30 inches both sides. Any help you could give me would be most welcome.

[@brookethrutchley7500]

you can make any c2c pattern into a rectangle by working the decrease on one side and the increase on the other side. just continue this until the long side of the rectangle is the length you’d like.

[@karenpeters6132]

Love this pattern! I am starting my decrease on a SC row that’s on top of an Alpine row that begins with three DC (not 4 like this video) and am not sure where to put my first FPDC. After I do my DC3TOG, I feel like I should put my first FPDC between the 1st and 2nd FPDCs two rows below (not before the first FPDC). Is that correct? Thanks!

[@karenpeters6132]

Maybe I should do the DC3TOG, DC in next ST, then FPDC between the previous FPDCs?

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

You will need to start at the row in the video, so going one more increase row, then SC row, and begin your decrease as shown in the video

[@karenpeters6132]

Okay, thanks!

[@paulafoster6045]

In your written pattern for the decrease it says to use the chain 2 as the first partial dc, but in the video you don’t. Is one way better than the other or does it not matter?

[@madelinebresler]

When you ch2 and turn, then make 3 dc, aren’t you sort of adding an extra stitch on that side, since you end the row with 3 dc in the last stitch?

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

Ch2 won’t count as a stitch so you won’t work into the ch2. Alternative you can Ch3 and dc2 times and use your Ch3 as a stitch

[@maryhorton4011]

Is there a correction on row 3 on written pattern

[@barbaradaley4521]

I love this! Is there a written tutorial for this?

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

Linked in the description box

[@barbaradaley4521]

@@jolieknotscrochet3550 Thank you!!

[@argeebargee]

Looks lovely but unfortunately found it very difficult to see the pattern in that light coloured yarn.

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

Sorry about that

[@pattihavens7873]

I think the stitches are easier to follow in a light color yarn however I would have preferred a different color background. For me, the yarn and the background sort of blended together making it difficult to distinguish the stitches.

[@georgiabutka5096]

I'd try a ombre !

[@SEVIMCRUZ]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@StarlitMamaLou]

But how to I make a rectangle?

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

decrease on one side, and continue increasing on the other

[@rejooskamel7073]

@@jolieknotscrochet3550
Could you explain more ?
Mean start with 3dc of row
End with 3dctoghter ?

[@neroliblossom6074]

Tutorial is not very clear at all. Something doesn't work right. At least give us a stich count the first few Rows. 7th start it doesn't seem even as it
grows

[@jolieknotscrochet3550]

Rude