FPsc, FPhdc and FPdc Stitch Tutorials

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These tutorials will show you how to crochet the FPsc, FPhdc and FPdc stitches.

Stitch Tutorials: fpsc, fphdc and fpdc @OombawkaDesign

 

FPsc Stitch Tutorial

Front Post Single Crochet – often abbreviated as FPsc or fpsc

Make a single crochet around the post of the specified stitch by inserting your hook from the front of your work, to the back of your work and then back to the front of your work; around the post.

Step 1: Insert your hook from the front of the work to the back of the work and then back to the front of the work; around the post of the specified stitch.

Step 1 FPsc Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

 

Step 2:  Yarn over the hook

Step 2 FPsc Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

 

Step 3: Pull up 1 loop

Step 3 FPsc Pull Up the loop @OombawkaDesign

 

Step 4:  Yarn over the hook

Step 4 FPsc Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

Step 5: Pull through to complete the stitch

Step 5 FPsc complete @OombawkaDesign

 

Now let’s try the FPhdc stitch.

FPhdc Stitch Tutorial

Front Post Half Double Crochet – often abbreviated as FPhdc or fphdc

Make a half double crochet around the post of the specified stitch by inserting your hook from the front of your work, to the back of your work and then back to the front of your work; around the post.

Step 1: Yarn over the hook and insert your hook from the front of the work to the back of the work and then back to the front of the work; around the post of the specified stitch.

1 FPhdc Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

Step 2: Yarn over the hook

2 FPhdc Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

Step 3: Pull up 1 loop. You now have 3 loops on your hook.

Step 3 FPhdc @oombawkadesign

Step 4: Yarn over the hook

Step 4 FPhdc @OombawkaDesign

Step 5: Pull through all 3 loops on the hook to complete the stitch

Step 5 FPhdc Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

Now let’s try the FPdc stitch!

FPdc Stitch Tutorial

Front Post Double Crochet – often abbreviated as FPdc or fpdc

Make a double crochet around the post of the specified stitch by inserting your hook from the front of your work, to the back of your work and then back to the front of your work; around the post.

Step 1: Yarn over the hook, insert your hook from the front of the work to the back of the work and then back to the front of the work; around the post of the specified stitch.

Step 2: Yarn over the hook

Step 2 FPdc @OombawkaDesign

Step 3: Pull up 1 loop. You now have 3 loops on your hook.

Step 4: Yarn over the hook.

Step 4 FPdc yoh @OombawkaDesign

Step 5: Pull through 2 of the loops on the hook. Two loops left on the hook.

Step 6: Yarn over the hook.

YOH Pull through remaining 2 loops FPdc tut @oombawkadesign

Step 7: Pull through the remaining 2 loops on the hook to complete the stitch.

FPdc Stitch Complete @OombawkaDesign

Now you can crochet the FPsc, FPhdc and FPdc stitches!

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Happy crocheting!

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3 Comments

  1. I’m so glad I found you. You sure have given me the little push I must have needed to try new stitches. I will try to make the square as soon as I get back home! Thank you for being such a great teacher and more importantly for your kindness and support. Big ol hug for you girl. Hugzzzzz.

  2. I’m not quite sure what is this stitch used in? Is it mostly used in blankets or clothing. I have heard of it but it is definately over my head.