😍 You are destined to be a great teacher which is what you are already. The way you communicate and the way you film your videos is testament to your high standards that you impose on yourself. Your effort is much appreciated, even from millions of miles away.
Great tutorial thank you! I'm an absolute beginner and I've been watching a couple of other channels, but they still move so fast when demonstrating stitches. I like how you really breakdown and explain the steps. Thank you! I can't wait to try this beautiful style :)
What a wonderful explanation. I’ve been a self taught crocheter for 10 years but consider myself pretty new because I don’t do much outside of the basic single and double crochet. Instant subscribe after watching this video
Love from United States of America 🇺🇸 your channel I found easy instructions and simple to do. And easy to follow, you explain the pattern clearly. Thank you so much appreciated your kindness and hard work.
Thank you so much for your good and well paced tutorial. I used to crochet when I was about 12year and then when I was in my early 20s. Now in my retirement after 70years I found it very useful to excavate this skill. It's very interesting to spend my quiet time, very therapeutic for my wrist exercises. God bless you I love what am doing ....
I had to wait all day to have enough time to sit down watch this tutorial. Boy was it worth it!!!! Once you were on the 3rd row I grabbed the closest yarn to where I was and started crocheting. I am Loving it so far. Tytyty for posting this!!!!! 🥰💗💕💗🥰
Yes ,Claudetta, it is indeed a beautyful stitch but I' m amazed at the holding of the yarn, it's arkward and very cumbersome to work with. I'm holding the yarn the german way and that ensures a much easier feeding in and is a lot quicker. But I must say you teach very clearly.
There is not right or wrong way to hold tension in your yarn when crocheting. Everyone has their own style and technique that works best for them. What works for you and allows you crochet quickly and with ease may be cumbersome for someone else. Not everyone hold their hooks the same either. 😄
I love this alpine stitch so beautiful I could not believe how easy it is to do , to look at it at a glance you would think is tricky or complicated, but it wasn’t. You made my day ! Thanks for sharing 🙏 , have a great 👍 NEW YEAR 😊!!
I love the different type of stitches out these days. I want to make a afghan that has one of each type of stitches I've collected. Think it will be interesting to see how it turns out.
So I'm not the only one who has trouble locating the proper hole at the top of a series of chain stitches (4:46)! I feel a lot better about myself all of a sudden. ;·}
i have been doing a simmilar pattern for over 30 years. the first difference is that pattern calls for an odd number of stitches, which will be explained. it starts out with 5 rows of single crochets. then a row of double crochets. like yours, it comes back with a row of single crochets. then you chain 3 which is the first stitch and instead of a front post double crochet, it is a front post triple crochet and that solves the problem of all the stitches being the same height. the chain three is counted as a regular double crochet and with an odd number of stitches, the last stitch is also a double crochet. if the stitch following the chain 3 is a front post triple crochet, then the second from the last stitch is also a front post triple crochet. after you do another row of single crochets, the order of stitches changes. the stitch following the chain 3 is now a double crochet and then a front post triple crochet. that means the second stitch from the end and the last stitch are both double crochets. this way the last stitch is never a front post triple crochet, which i think looks better. then you have another row of single crochets and you repeat the last two rows of alternating double crochets and front post triple crochets. then you start from the beginning with five rows of single crochets and the single row of double crochets and another row of single crochets. then you repeat the alternating rows of double crochets and front post triple crochets separated by rows of single crochets like you did before. when you reach the desired length, end with 5 rows of double crochets. i have been doing this pattern since sometime in the late 80's. i remember the pattern, but not the name. there is another variation of this pattern, where you don't insert rows of single crochets, you simply go on and on with alternating rows of double crochets and front post triple crochets separated by rows of single crochets until you reach the desired length. if there is any other way to contact you than instagram, i would be happy to send you pictures of both of those patterns. i think the pattern that hi its kris is referring to is creative grandma's up and down stitch, the second one i described in this comment.
So pretty! I’m thrilled you showed in the DK weight yarn. I’m trying to pick a stitch for a door curtain I need to make today and definitely sampling this stitch for the project. I bought crazy amounts of DK weight yarns for several curtains and projects for my new home, so thank you for this and all the amazing tutorials you make, they help out immensely! 💕🙏💕😍👏🤘🏿👍
Followed along easily and now have a fantastic stitch swatch. Hoping this will look lovely using a self striping yarn? Want to make a baby blanket from this stitch for the texture.
Thank you for using English language . Pls give some simple and easy ideas for making purses or clutch from crochet because ur videos are very clear and easy to understand
So beautiful!! If I want to do a big piece of it with different colors when do you say I have to change color?! At thee beginning of a single crochet row or a double crochet row?! Thks!!
Beautiful stitch, I’m fairly new to crocheting. I’ve crocheted a blanket and bolster cases. The blanket I made for my son was probably around double bed size, using just dc and popcorn stitch, it is sooooo heavy ! I was looking at making myself a kingsize throw for my bed using your video pattern. I was just wondering if you could help with the best yarn for me to use that would make it lightweight. I’m in the uk so brands would be helpful. Thanks x
😍 You are destined to be a great teacher which is what you are already. The way you communicate and the way you film your videos is testament to your high standards that you impose on yourself. Your effort is much appreciated, even from millions of miles away.
Great tutorial thank you! I'm an absolute beginner and I've been watching a couple of other channels, but they still move so fast when demonstrating stitches. I like how you really breakdown and explain the steps. Thank you! I can't wait to try this beautiful style :)
Coming from another teacher, I must say that you explain steps beautifully, taking your time and always keeping your learners in mind! Bravo to you!
Yes,exactly
What a wonderful explanation. I’ve been a self taught crocheter for 10 years but consider myself pretty new because I don’t do much outside of the basic single and double crochet. Instant subscribe after watching this video
Pattern is easy and beautiful.your instructions are very clear to follow.thank you very much for sharing.
Love from United States of America 🇺🇸 your channel I found easy instructions and simple to do. And easy to follow, you explain the pattern clearly. Thank you so much appreciated your kindness and hard work.
Beautifully explained and filmed! Best I have seen!
Thank you so much for your good and well paced tutorial. I used to crochet when I was about 12year and then when I was in my early 20s. Now in my retirement after 70years I found it very useful to excavate this skill. It's very interesting to spend my quiet time, very therapeutic for my wrist exercises. God bless you I love what am doing ....
Thank you for the video. You made it easy to learn because it was easy one step at a time.
I like looking your hands while crocheting, especially the way you hold the hook!
First time I'm able to follow the steps. Thanks.🙏👌
Thank you for showing how you do this fascinating stitch.
The Alpine stitch is very like the spike stitch.....but this stitch is much easy to do..thank you xx
Excellent fantastic beautifully designed and done wonderful marvellous
Love your instructions they are so easy to follow. I started with your beginner videos.
I had to wait all day to have enough time to sit down watch this tutorial. Boy was it worth it!!!! Once you were on the 3rd row I grabbed the closest yarn to where I was and started crocheting. I am Loving it so far. Tytyty for posting this!!!!! 🥰💗💕💗🥰
First time seeing your video - what a beautiful stitch - would make a great baby blanket
This is one of my favourite crochet stitches. Very nicely explained. I like your instruction of front post stitch in the first stitch. 😊❤️
You are great. Lovely voice and accent. Very comforting voice. Perfect explanation.
Thank you so very much
Love this stich and you are excellent at explaining what you are doing
Your voice is very relaxing to listen to. Thank you
Thanks for being so clear and easy to follow .Grea teacher.
your tutorial was easy to follow 🫶🏽 thank you ❤
Glad it helped!
U made it look so easy and catchy.. Its a beautiful design. Thank you so much for the detailed explaination 😍
I love this stitch. I am on my second throw blanket. It is relaxing. Thank you.
Yes ,Claudetta, it is indeed a beautyful stitch but I' m amazed at the holding of the yarn, it's arkward and very cumbersome to work with. I'm holding the yarn the german way and that ensures a much easier feeding in and is a lot quicker. But I must say you teach very clearly.
I find the British way works out best in the end ...
There is not right or wrong way to hold tension in your yarn when crocheting. Everyone has their own style and technique that works best for them. What works for you and allows you crochet quickly and with ease may be cumbersome for someone else. Not everyone hold their hooks the same either. 😄
I love this alpine stitch so beautiful I could not believe how easy it is to do , to look at it at a glance you would think is tricky or complicated, but it wasn’t. You made my day ! Thanks for sharing 🙏 , have a great 👍 NEW YEAR 😊!!
Lovely stitch. Excellent video - very clear instructions. Thanks.
Thank you!! I kept dropping stitches until I found your excellent, clear and precise instructions.
Great instructions and I love the close up of the stitch! I can easily see what your are doing!!
You are an amazing teacher! Thank you
Thank you for showing us another way with the front post stitch. Very interesting and beautiful.
Just found this video... If I had found it earlier, I would have used this for a project for Christmas! Next year!!! 🎄
I absolutely LOVE your tutorials❤️ Very professional. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Your instructions were so easy to follow! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this tutorial in how to do this beautiful alpine stitch ! You are a wonderful Teacher ! 😊💗
Very pretty stitch Laura! Thank you for sharing! And I love love love the music at the end! Awesome!
I think this would a very nice stitch in cotton for wash cloths or face towels. Thank you
This is such an eye-catching stitch. Thank you for the tutorial.
Thanks. I am sure to to ty this stitch
Lovely!! I saw an alpine stitch beanie and thought it looked fab, I might have to make a sweater too and a scarf for the hubby. 😁
Thank you so much for your completely clear tutorial 💐
I love the different type of stitches out these days. I want to make a afghan that has one of each type of stitches I've collected. Think it will be interesting to see how it turns out.
Beautiful and very nice the way you explain. I love it. God is whith you.
I tried this..came out perfectly, you are best teacher, Love you 🥰 so happy in this lockdown ... thanks to you in tons. 👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏
I have been wanting to learn this one for the longest time. Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you. I love this pattern. I’m using it to make a long sweater out of an Autumn 🍂 colored yarn. It’s perfect.
This is beautifully explained! Instant subscriber! Thanks for the tutorial and your expertise 😊
Thanks for the video, was very easy to follow for a beginner!
I would just like to say a very big thank you for showing us how to do this
So I'm not the only one who has trouble locating the proper hole at the top of a series of chain stitches (4:46)! I feel a lot better about myself all of a sudden. ;·}
The stitch are absolutely beautiful 😍
i have been doing a simmilar pattern for over 30 years. the first difference is that pattern calls for an odd number of stitches, which will be explained. it starts out with 5 rows of single crochets. then a row of double crochets. like yours, it comes back with a row of single crochets. then you chain 3 which is the first stitch and instead of a front post double crochet, it is a front post triple crochet and that solves the problem of all the stitches being the same height. the chain three is counted as a regular double crochet and with an odd number of stitches, the last stitch is also a double crochet. if the stitch following the chain 3 is a front post triple crochet, then the second from the last stitch is also a front post triple crochet. after you do another row of single crochets, the order of stitches changes. the stitch following the chain 3 is now a double crochet and then a front post triple crochet. that means the second stitch from the end and the last stitch are both double crochets. this way the last stitch is never a front post triple crochet, which i think looks better. then you have another row of single crochets and you repeat the last two rows of alternating double crochets and front post triple crochets. then you start from the beginning with five rows of single crochets and the single row of double crochets and another row of single crochets. then you repeat the alternating rows of double crochets and front post triple crochets separated by rows of single crochets like you did before. when you reach the desired length, end with 5 rows of double crochets. i have been doing this pattern since sometime in the late 80's. i remember the pattern, but not the name. there is another variation of this pattern, where you don't insert rows of single crochets, you simply go on and on with alternating rows of double crochets and front post triple crochets separated by rows of single crochets until you reach the desired length. if there is any other way to contact you than instagram, i would be happy to send you pictures of both of those patterns. i think the pattern that hi its kris is referring to is creative grandma's up and down stitch, the second one i described in this comment.
Beautifully explained. Thank you.
So pretty! I’m thrilled you showed in the DK weight yarn. I’m trying to pick a stitch for a door curtain I need to make today and definitely sampling this stitch for the project. I bought crazy amounts of DK weight yarns for several curtains and projects for my new home, so thank you for this and all the amazing tutorials you make, they help out immensely! 💕🙏💕😍👏🤘🏿👍
How wonderful to crochet a curtain. I had thought of crocheting a curtain but thought it would take me a long time
What a beautiful texture! Thanks for sharing❤️
Followed along easily and now have a fantastic stitch swatch. Hoping this will look lovely using a self striping yarn? Want to make a baby blanket from this stitch for the texture.
I really like this, so quick and easy and looks fantastic !
TQ for showing this lovely stitch
I am so ready to take on this pattern!🤗🙏💖 Thanks for sharing!
What a pretty stitch! I love your channel!
Very nice beautiful intricate design.
Beautiful stitch I am to much a newbie for this one. lol
Such a lovely stitch. Thanks for sharing it with us!
Thank you for this tutorial, it is a beautiful stitch. Bless you.
creative grandma has this in her stitch of the weeks its beautiful with 3 colors the stitches really pop. Kris❤
I will be adding other colors as well.
U
Your instructions are superb.
Love this stitch! Thanks for doing the tutorial!
Thank you for using English language . Pls give some simple and easy ideas for making purses or clutch from crochet because ur videos are very clear and easy to understand
Thank you for sharing that’s a very interesting stitch. I have to make something with that I really enjoy your videos.
I can see this stitch in my future! a batch of these as washcloths are on the agenda!
That is a pretty stitch. Thank you muchly for sharing. Take care. ❤🙂🐶
Muy linda puntada, gracias.
La aplicare para una colchita.
Felicitaciones.
Thank you!!!🧶 (Brazil)
Nice stitch ,with this pattern what can we make enjoying seeing you working on it
I'm making a baby blanket with this stitch. The reverse side is also very pretty.
Does it use a lot of yarn? Thank you in advance
@@annbashir5888 Yes, it does use a "moderate lot" of yarn, if that makes any sense. Anytime you do front post doubles, it uses extra yarn.
Thanks for the clear explanation and the pretty stitch. I just don't like it that the stitch doesn't look the same at the back.
Very Lovely! Thank you for this tutorial! 💕
Thanks a million. I love your tutorials
Beautiful stitch
Awesome crochet !thank you for sharing 👍
Beautiful pattern I'm using it now
I love this stitch and I have ordered the next box for June. I can't wait ti see it.
Yay! It's going to be a good one, sooo excited to send them out :D
Love this pattern! Thanks for sharing 🙏👍
Love this stitch and great instructions.
So beautiful!! If I want to do a big piece of it with different colors when do you say I have to change color?! At thee beginning of a single crochet row or a double crochet row?! Thks!!
That is a beautiful stitch.
Thanks for the upload. I am horrible at reading crochet instructions.
Beautiful pattern love it.🎈🌈❤️
Good teacher!
Beautiful Stitch! Thanks for sharing!
BEAUTIFUL! Thank you ❤
Beautiful stitch, I’m fairly new to crocheting. I’ve crocheted a blanket and bolster cases. The blanket I made for my son was probably around double bed size, using just dc and popcorn stitch, it is sooooo heavy ! I was looking at making myself a kingsize throw for my bed using your video pattern. I was just wondering if you could help with the best yarn for me to use that would make it lightweight. I’m in the uk so brands would be helpful. Thanks x
Thank you for this video is beautiful stitch I making a blanket looks fantastic
Beautiful stitch and so cleverly explained ,& so repeatedly. Thank you. Is it a yarn gobbler though?
Love this Stitch❤
Very pretty!!.... Thanks Laura...😌😌
Lovely
Such a pretty stitch. After about 3 rows I notice my project starts to curl. Anything I can do to prevent this?
Loved the stitch! 😍❤ Would it work to make a baby vest? How would you decrease to form the neckline and armholes? Thank you so much!
I love it ,thank you for sharing