
Alpine Texture Crochet Pattern
Introduction
Alpine Texture is a bold, rich stitch pattern that alternates raised front post stitches and flat single crochets to create a beautiful diagonal, mountain-like texture. It’s cozy, thick, and perfect for fall and winter projects.
Materials
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Worsted weight yarn
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5.0mm crochet hook
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Tapestry needle
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Scissors
Gauge
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10cm x 10cm ≈ 16 stitches x 12 rows
Abbreviations (US Terms)
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CH – Chain
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SC – Single Crochet
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DC – Double Crochet
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FPDC – Front Post Double Crochet
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SL ST – Slip Stitch
Instructions – Alpine Stitch
Foundation
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CH multiple of 2 + 1 (e.g., CH 21)
Row 1 (Base Row)
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SC in second CH from hook and across
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Turn
Row 2 (Setup Row)
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CH 2 (counts as DC), DC across all stitches
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Turn
Row 3 (Alpine Pattern Start)
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CH 1
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SC in first stitch
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FPDC around DC two rows below, SC in next stitch
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Repeat across
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Turn
Row 4
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CH 2
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DC in every stitch
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Turn
✔ Alternate Row 3 (texture) and Row 4 (flat) for full Alpine effect.
Tips
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Keep tension even to maintain defined ridges
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Works beautifully in solid or heathered yarns
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Perfect for cozy winter textures
Best Used For:
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Chunky blankets
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Textured sweaters
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Cozy scarves
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Pillow covers
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