FRONT POST AND BACK POST DC, fpdc, how to, crochet lesson, video tutorial, vertical ribbing stitch

[@YASDNiL3]

Thank you so much for your posts. My granny taught me to crochet years ago before she passed and your videos have refeshed my memory and taught me new stitches!

[@irisyolandamartinez6057]

Like them from Puerto Rico.Have learn a lot.

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[@twalker6937]

Thanks for teaching the tutorial, Mrs.hectanooa1, I need it to crochet the slouch beanie I wanted to Make. Thank you!

[@ailse491]

Excellent tutorial as usual emi thx

[@Hectanooga1]

Yes, that's correct Bunnay!

[@Hectanooga1]

Thanks ailse!!

[@candacemccormick9455]

Thank you Emi:)

[@BunnaySango]

This is the base of the basketweave stitch, except you do it in groups of 4 (4 front post, 4 back post)

[@tuffinboots]

What about the last stitch- do you do a BP or FP in the last stitch of the row? Thanks!

[@Hectanooga1]

Yes, work into the last stitch of the row.

[@daryllynn5406]

this is fun but need a lot of yarn. How does one calculate how much yarn needed for projets

[@Hectanooga1]

There is no easy way... I usually work 20 stitches or so, then unravel, measure. Figure out how many rows multiplied by how many stitches per row. Then multiply again.

[@quandashawiltshire2926]

the stitch from the previous row or just as it would be bpdc or fpdc and when i do tht tht makes my scarf uneven

[@Hectanooga1]

+Quandasha Wiltshire The last stitch of the row, would be the turning chain of the previous row.

[@quandashawiltshire2926]

how do it keep the edges even i was hoping you would include that in the video also but you didnt

[@Hectanooga1]

+Quandasha Wiltshire You have to make sure to work into the last stitch of each row.