Back post double crochet

Are you wondering how to work the front post double crochet stitch? In this photo tutorial I'll show you how easy it is to do.

This tutorial will introudce you to a must know skill: front and back post double crochets. Learn step by step how to do it (photo and video tutorial!) plus ways to combine them to create different stitch patterns.

Learn how to the crochet front and back post stitch with this easy beginner friendly video and photo tutorial using double crochets.

How to Work Front Post and Back Post Double Crochet Video Tutorial by Edie Eckman

In this post, you will find a step-by-step photo tutorial and video instructions on how to crochet an extended double crochet stitch. The extended double crochet is a taller variation of the standard double crochet stitch. You may also like: how to crochet standing stitches, how to crochet a loop stitch, how to crochet a …

Follow along with my back post double crochet stitch tutorial to perfect this easy post stitch. The stitch is abbreviated BPdc.

How to Crochet Front Post Double Crochet & Back Post Double Crochet: I love using these stitches to create texture and ribbing in a project. PATTERN Materials Worsted weight (4) yarn - for this swatch

Learn how to Back Post Double Crochet (BPdc) with this step by step crochet stitch photo tutorial. You will learn not only how to work this textured crochet stitch but also the stitch anatomy so that you can feel confident using it for any crochet pattern. This is a fantastic stitch to have in your library of crochet stitches!

Double crochet ribbing tutorial. Learn post stitches: front post double crochet (fpdc) and back post double crochet (bpdc).

Learn how to crochet front and back post stitches with this easy, step-by-step tutorial. Back post and Front Post double crochet are the most common stitches used to add texture, create cables, and crochet beautiful stitch patterns. But double crochet is not the only stitch that you can make in its wrapped alternative! You can crochet around post really any stitch! Learn how with these detailed images. Tap on the pin to get to the tutorial.