 If you love the texture of post stitches but are not a fan of the gaps they leave on the back of your project, this crochet technique can help you solve that issue! I use this technique in many of my crochet patterns that use post stitches. It's actually quite simple once you learn how to do it and you may find yourself using it in other patterns too. Whether you're working a FPdcScTog or FPtrHdcTog or any other combination, the technique remains the same. If the long abbreviation gets confusing, I've created a video tutorial to walk you through the concept. One thing to keep in mind...always follow the written instructions in the specific pattern you are working as the stitch placement may shift slightly based on the angle we want the post stitch but I have full confidence in you to do it right! If you would like to try working this stitch in a real crochet project, go ahead and give the Boho Diamond Textured Throw pattern a try!  Crochet Pattern, Boho Diamond Textured ThrowYou may also like these crochet patterns...Crochet Pattern, Cabled Wheel Throw
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Crochet pattern for the Cabled Wheels Throw This beautiful blanket is full of texture and eye catching stitches for you to crochet in your choice of colors. The center panel is worked first and the side panels are crocheted right to the center so there's not really any "piecing" together. A special technique is used for the post stitches giving the back of the blanket a solid fabric instead of the holes that post stitches tend to leave. This crochet pattern is considered Intermediate due to the use of the post stitches though written directions are given for special stitches and I do have videos to help if needed. Please know that I am always happy to help! If you run into a part that you're just not sure about, PLEASE contact me through your receipt here on Etsy so I can assist you. Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced Terms: US Crochet Terminology Materials: 4 stitch markers 4260 total yards 4ww yarn such as Premier Basix, Red Heart Super Saver, Vanna’s Choice... Cream: 3,400 yards Denim: 860 yards Finished Size: 60" L x 46” W Hook: J/10-5.75mm Gauge: 13 sc & 17 rows =4" Stitches/Abbreviations: st(s) - stitch(es), sl st - slip stitch, ch - chain, yo - yarn over, sc - single crochet, hdc - half double crochet, dc - double crochet, tr - treble crochet Special Stitches are listed on the pattern also with individual written instructions for this specific pattern. Crochet Pattern, Cabled Zig Zag Throw
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Whether you're looking for something comfy and warm to wrap up in or a beautiful, textured throw to accessorize your home, the Cabled Zig Zag Throw is perfect for you! This stunning afghan crochet pattern is worked all in one piece from bottom up. Instructions are given to easily customize to your desired size making it a great option for baby showers to wedding gifts. Many stitch placement photos are included within the pattern and 2 video tutorials are available on my website to help if needed. Video tutorials found here: https://www.craftingfriendsdesigns.com/bloggingfun/learn-the-dcfptrtog-to-use-in-the-cabled-zig-zag-crochet-pattern-collection Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: 3050 yards Deborah Norville Everyday 4ww yarn 1 skein of 203 yards = 26” wide by 7” high Finished Size: 50”x50” or customize Hook: J/10-6.00mm Gauge: 13 dc & 8 rows = 4” Written in US Terminology Stitches used: st(s) - stitch(es), sl st - slip stitch, ch - chain, yo - yarn over, sc - single crochet, hdc - half double crochet, dc - double crochet, tr - treble crochet Special Stitches: ~Foundation hdc: If you’re unfamiliar with how to work foundation chains, this photo tutorial may Help https://craftingfriendsdesigns.blogspot.com/2014/12/hdc-chainless-foundation.html You may also substitute this with a basic chain and work a row of hdc in it's place ~Front Post Treble Crochet (FPtr) (video available) ~Base Double Crochet/Front Post Treble Crochet Together (Base dc/FPtrTOG) (video available) ~Double Crochet/Front Post Treble Crochet Together (dc/FPtrTOG) (video available) This pattern has been tested by many experienced crocheters for ease and accuracy. (c) 2018 Copyright by Kate Wagstaff of Crafting Friends Designs (c) 2018 Photo Copyright by Ash & Co It is Illegal to copy, share or upload this pattern to sites for others to access. This pattern is not to be used for Educational purposes. You are welcome to sell the finished items you crochet using this pattern. Crochet Pattern, Ropes and Wheels Blanket, PDF Instant Download
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This listing is for the Ropes and Wheels Blanket crochet pattern only and not the finished item. Have some fun with color and texture with the beautiful new Ropes and Wheels Throw crochet pattern. This afghan will be an amazing addition to your home decor or make the best wedding gift! Skill Level: Intermediate Terms: US Crochet Terminology Materials: 4ww yarn such as Premier Yarns Everyday yarn or similar 790 yards Blue Heather (main blanket) 1363 yards Snow White (main blanket) 790 yards Terracotta Heather (main blanket) 192 yards Snow White (for fringe only)
Finished Size: 47” x 70” or customize Hook: I/9-5.50mm Gauge: 7 sc & 9 rows = 2” Stitches/Abbreviations: st(s) - stitch(es), sl st - slip stitch, ch - chain, yo - yarn over, sc - single crochet, hdc - half double crochet, dc - double crochet, tr - treble crochet Special Stitches: Hdc Foundation Chain: If you’re unfamiliar with foundation chains, these tutorials may help Photo: https://craftingfriendsdesigns.blogspot.com/2014/12/hdc-chainless-foundation.html Video: https://www.craftingfriendsdesigns.com/bloggingfun/hdc-foundation-chain-video-tutorial Front Post Single Crochet (FPsc): Insert hook from front to back to front around post of indicated stitch, yo, pull loop through, yo, pull through both loops on hook 4 Back Post Double Crochet Cluster (4BPdcCL): [Yo, insert hook from back to front to back around next dc, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops on hook]4x, yo, pull through all 5 loops on hook, ch 1 Back Post Double Crochet Cluster (BPdcCL): [Yo, insert hook from back to front to back around next dc, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through 2 loops on hook]8x, yo, pull through all 9 loops on hook, ch 1 Beginning Standing stitches: These stitches are used to start each row in place of a turning chain. If you are unfamiliar with working these stitches, you can find a video tutorial here: https://jessieathome.com/crochet-techniques-chainless-row-turns-sc-hdc-dc/ Note: If you prefer to use turning chains, chain the amount needed for the first stitch height and then work a regular sc, hdc or dc in the very first stitch as written. Do not use the chain as a stitch. Notes: This pattern uses standing stitches to begin each row Photos showing stitch placement are on the last page of pattern and are referenced as P1, P2, P3 etc. When changing colors, do so in the last step of the last stitch of the row before the color change (c) 2019 Copyright by Kate Wagstaff of Crafting Friends Designs (c) 2019 Photo Copyright by Ash & Co It is ILLEGAL to copy, share or upload this pattern to sites for others to access. You are welcome to sell the finished items you crochet using this pattern. For customer service, please send me a convo through your purchase receipt.
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