The alpine stitch is a deceptively simple stitch which creates a stunning texture that is visible from afar. The alpine stitch is normally a 4-row repeat. In my patterns you’ll sometimes have to work complete repetitions of the 4 rows, or incomplete repetitions where you end the last repeat on the 2nd row.
Spring is a playful and blossoming time, and so is the “For the Love of Tulips” Headband!
With its crisp & textured lace made up of criss-cross stitches, adorned with three dimensional & luscious tulip flowers and bordered by a round of ever-so-delicate picots, this headband is an elegant accessory that wants to make you and your little ones feel like queens and princesses. Whatever the season, this graceful headband will make you feel all the spring vibes!
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The waistcoat stitch, also known as the knit stitch, does a perfect job at masquerading as a knit stitch, however it is all created using our trusty crochet hook! The waistcoat stitch is a crochet stitch which, although a tiny bit nerve-racking at first, is a gorgeously textured and deceptively simple crochet stitch. If executed correctly, it quickly becomes a joy to crochet and you’ll soon notice you start picking up speed and your wonderfully faux-knit projects will be ready in no time!
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The Standing Double Crochet A crochet stitch tutorial Disclaimer: Some links on this page are affiliate links. This means that, if you click through the links and make a purchase, I will earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. The Standing Double Crochet (US terms) or Standing Treble Crochet (UK terms) is
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