EASY Crochet Blanket - Alpine Stitch. Simple repeat and AMAZING texture!
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- 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.
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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. 🥰
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!!
Hi...I have MS also. I get confused and frustrated as well as a lot of nerve pain
@@stacymathews1903 has a few possible ideas that you might try, if you haven't already. 1. Always learn a new stitch on bigger yarn. The goal is to JUST learn the stitch so you can frog it and start over until your ready to start the actual project. 2. Buy hooks with the biggest, fattest handles you can. I know they cost more but it does help keep strain to a lesser degree. 3. When you find a video you like, save it!! Why? Because if your brain decides it wants to go walkabout, just STOP. BE kind to yourself and take a tea break. Try it again later. I promise you'll get it.
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. ❤❤
You are brilliant in explaining how to crochet the stitches!!! Thank you so much!
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.
No problem at all! 🌸
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.
That sounds wonderful! Thank you so much ☺️ 🌸
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.
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
Thank you so much for your lovely comment! 💞
As a beginner I found this stitch really easy and it works up amazing. Xx
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!
That’s a fabulous idea! Good luck! 🥰🌸
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!
Thank you. I have totally fashioned my own pattern because I was having a hard time following along. ^^ your post is helpful
Best Alpine Stitch Tutorial ! Thank you !
Thank you so much Christine! ☺️🌸
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!!!
Thank you Jennifer! I’m so glad you like this one ☺️🌸
Another beautiful pattern!
Thank you! 😊
Lovely! I look forward to trying a baby blanket using this stitch pattern. Thx for sharing you ur expertise with us!
You do such a beautiful job. I could watch you crochet for hours 😘 Thank you for sharing.
Love the breakdown, seems easy to follow!
Glad to hear it! Thanks so much ♥️
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.
I really appreciate that you noted the US stitches.
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!
Loved making this. You make it look so easy ❤
Thanks so much 😊 I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice ! I was trying to watch where u put ur fingers to see how tight or loose ur stitches are. Thank you for ur patients with us !
So glad you like it! 🌸
Thank you for explaining it I loved this video
Glad it was helpful! ♥️
Beautiful stitch!!! Thx for video!!! Austin,TX USA
You’re very welcome ☺️ Thanks so much 🌸
What a tutor you're i have not yet commented but i did fabulous work
Thank you so much, that’s very kind ♥️
Beautiful stitch. Thank you. I will try to make it.
Thank you for this!
You’re welcome ☺️
Oh My!!! Finally a Fu-king British normal teacher,, DOES NOT GET BETTER TO LEARN AND LISTEN TOO
What a nice idea at ends to close up....LOVE it!
So glad you like it 🌸
Love it im doing it with a striped baby rainbow yarn so pretty
THANK YOU😻😻😻🎈🎈🎈🧸🧸🧸👍👍👍
Thank you Rebecca, great stitch.
Beautiful!
Thank you Lisa! 🌸
Beautiful work...nice colour....stay blessed always
A lovely stitch. Thank you ❤️🌸
You’re welcome! 🌸
very pretty. love the colours
Lovely stitch and beautiful colors. I just learned this stitch but have not tried it. Will surely be using it for my one year old niece’s birthday play mat.
Thank you for a clear tutorial.
Very lovely
Thank you! ☺️
I love this stitch pattern 💙 Now I can't decide if this or your moss stitch square blanket will be my next baby blanket I will be making LOL. One of each for sure
Tricky decision! 😂🌸
Beautiful Beautiful stitch 💜 I love it... Thank you for the Tutorial Rabecca....🤗🤗
Beautiful stitch and great tutorial. Thank you
I have a sweater pattern using this stitch. You are giving me tips I will use. Thank you.
I’m in love with the colours you have used ❤️
Love this Rebekah thank you 😊Amanda xx💕💖
Thank you Amanda! 🌸
Soooo Pretty 😍
Very BEAUTIFUL !!!😚😊😘
So glad you like it 🌸☺️
Thanks!
No problem! 🌸
Thank you so much Carolyn! 🥰🌸 🧶
I love this! Thank you so much!!! Has anyone ever tried this with bulky (6) yarn?
I'm basically new at this type of crochet. You have a great tutorial, easy-to-follow. But I need to know how to add a color. I saw in the tutorial that you said it was down below but I could not find it.
Thank you
What size crochet hook did you use, thanks, love your work,
Hey, trying this pattern out because I've never used an alpine stitch before and I wanted to do something nice for a baby blanket for my cousin, and I have a question. This may be stupid to ask, but I was wondering about how the pattern repeats after you ended the video because I wasn't completely sure on what you were saying.
(I'm American so I'll use the US terms for the stitches here) Were you saying that at the end of the video you just continue to do a row of single crochet, a row of post stiches, another row of single crochet, and then a row of the alternate post stitches all the way until you're done with the blanket? Or do you have to start the whole pattern from the beginning again? As in, row of single crochet, row of double crochet, row of single crochet, row of post stitches, single crochet, alternate post stitches?
Beautiful!!
Thank you!
I really like this stitch. Very pretty. I wonder how it would look worked up in a 3 weight yarn?
Beautiful ☺️🧶
I missed it I guess but what size needle did you go up to from where?
Nice pattern
Thank you, glad you like it 🌸
The back is pretty too.
It really is! I love both sides 🌸☺️
It would be great if you told us your needle size that you use not just that you’re going up a size in the needle so that would be
I do not know what I do, but mine is not as flat as your swatch is. Can it be because I use cotton? I think this would make a good dish cloth.
Have you ever put a border on an alpine stitch project?
Its beautiful design n lovely colours. What hook size u used?
I need a written copy of this pattern. Is there one
Perhaps the transcript feature will help you? ❤
Beautiful! What border would you suggest using?
Hi, is this possible to turn into a poncho?
any advice how many stitches for a king size blanket please?
What size hook
I’m watching this in 2024. I want to point out that people can use a Foundation SC in place of the chain stitch followed by a row of SC. (American) Just remember to adjust the stitch count to not need the +2 for the first turning chain.
Nobody cares .. that's not the point here...we all
Very nice and love the way you do your starting stich when you start a new row....can this pattern be used for a sweater project?
Yes, absolutely! I think the alpine stitch would look amazing as a sweater! 🌸
Luv it!!
Could you please tell us what the name of the beginning of row fake double crochet instead of chaining is called. Thank you.
Did I miss it? What size needle for size 4 worsted yarn did you use?.
Does this eat lots of yarn?
I’m so confused! I’m doing it eactly as you say but when I get to the 4row of front post, I’m on the wrong side! I do single double single. I’m on the right side after the double.. i don’t understand why I’m getting wrong.
What hook size?
what size hook are you useing for this look please?
I have just started crocheting and I ❤ it , but I get so confused because I have watched so many videos now I have no clue what or where to start , or what to even make. Iam doing my very best to make my mother a blanket, she has made blankets for all of her kids and grandkids , great grand babies and she has 21 grandkids if that says just how much she has been working since January an Singled she is almost done , I have learned the stitches now I just need some ideas for beginners remember that are EASY to follow , and people that actually talk me through this blanket for my mom. Out of all her kids, grandkids, other family and friends but NO ONE HAS EVER made her a blanket, so I’m determined to learn , I just don’t know what, or how to start , and I most DEFINITELY have no idea what to make please if u have ANY IDEAS for a blanket for a special person , that gives absolutely everything that she is to everybody else in our family, I REALLY want , need, and am obsessed with finding something for her alone that she would love.
If you have learned all of the basic stitches already then finding a blanket pattern can be a little daunting as there's so many to choose from. If it's your first big project then I'd still recommend going for a simple stitch repeat but that gives a nice finish with a little bit of texture?
Maybe something like this: ruclips.net/video/e7ZVOQIs28M/видео.html
Or even this: ruclips.net/video/1E-cjCvYrnI/видео.html
But whatever you choose to make for her in the end, she will be THRILLED with it, no matter what stitch you decide to use because she will know how much time and love went into it! 🌸
What size hook do you use?
I got to 11:20 and got cocky, I was like 'four row repeat, alright I got this' and started repeating the four rows from the beginning of the video 😂 I got to the treble crochet row and was like..... wait a second this doesn't look right. Should have been patient and watched the full video, would have saved me frogging like 3 full rows
What size hook do you use?
When doing the first row (working into the foundation chain), your stitches should go under TWO of the loops, not just one.
How many chain stitches
Can you use white as the solid. What size hook can you use. And what kinds of yarns.
Yes of course - white would be lovely! I just recommend using a size (or at least half a hook size) larger than whatever your chosen yarn recommends - just to give a bit of flexibility 🌸 Absolutely any yarn would be lovely, DK, chunky, velvety type, they’d all look great 😊
In back ground solid color may I use white. To go with all those pastel colors
What size hook are you using or what number and letter
What size does this afghan make?
Does it make baby afghans to.
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What size hook is used
Please FLIP for LH. I like it very much!
Can you start with foundation single crochet
Even number of stiches
I love this but I wish you could do this a bit slower. It's a bit difficult to follow to see the difference
Hi there 🌸 You can slow down the speed of the video whilst it’s playing by clicking on the cog ⚙️ and then selecting ‘playback speed’ - I hope that helps a bit! ❤️
Just slowdown the playback?
@@BlossomCrochethello great job. Could you please tell me how many chains for a Queen size bed. Thank you 🙏
Hi what you mean even number
A multiple of 2 ☺️🌸
@@BlossomCrochet okthank you
Hear me out. Instead of pulling up on the stitch just use a Uak double crochet
You said double chrochet and you were doing a single chrochet?
I am using U.K. terminology but always try to make sure I give the U.S. equivalent at the start of each new row of stitches ☺️
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How come you give the exact number of chains for a baby blanket but you do not give the amount of crochet chains for an adult blanket
Sorry but call stiches wrong way. You madinga a single and a dublerių crotchet actually.
I’m using U.K. terminology 🌸
3 mins to talk about the texture! Lost interest straight away
Sorry to hear that Maggie!
Far too complicated. Poorly explained once the switch got going. Wasted my time doing the first 2 rows because you list me after that.
May I suggest that you watch the video(s) before even starting the project. Than try it out.