Row 2:
Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn.
➡️ (15 sc)
Row 3:
Ch 1, sc in the first st, fpdc around the post of the next corresponding dc 2 rows below (Row 1), dc in the next st of the current row; repeat from * to * across to the last 2 sts, fpdc around the post of the next corresponding dc 2 rows below (Row 1), sc in the last st.
➡️ (Alternating fpdc and dc with sc at the beginning and end)
Row 4:
Ch 1, sc in each st across, turn.
➡️ (15 sc)
Row 5:
Ch 1, sc in each of the first 2 sts, fpdc around the post of the next corresponding dc 2 rows below (Row 3), dc in the next st of the current row; repeat from * to * across to the last 2 sts, sc in each of the last 2 sts, turn.
➡️ (The fpdc and dc pattern is staggered)
🌀 Repeat Rows 2–5 for the pattern.

Alpine Stitch Crochet Pattern
💡 Tips for Working the Alpine Stitch
Keep your tension even so the post stitches don’t pull your work too tight.
If you’re using a color-changing yarn, the texture will pop even more!
Great stitch for both flat panels and in-the-round projects.
🧺 Project Ideas
The Alpine Stitch is perfect for:
Chunky winter scarves
Baby blankets with a bit of flair
Pillow covers with a modern touch
Dishcloths that add texture and scrubbing power
The Alpine Stitch is a favorite among crocheters for good reason it’s beautiful, textured, and surprisingly simple once you get the rhythm. Add it to your stitch repertoire today and watch your crochet projects rise to new heights!
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Happy Crocheting! 💖