I didn't rework the back loops only square but I did do the Front Post Double Crochet square of the Stitch-cation. When I looked through the list for this link I thought I'd made a mistake and worked the square incorrectly, but as it happens there are three different front post squares on this afghan. The FPdc is one and that is the one I worked.
Here is my FPdc square.
My square is 10" x 10". It is like a waffle stitch, thick and cushy. It is not too difficult a pattern to do, but new crocheters need to watch that they do not miss the front post stitch which is sort of pushed back on the working row, and also not to add stitches by working the front post stitch and then working a dc in that same stitch. The dc goes in every other stitch and the front post goes in every other stitch.
The other thing is to know whether you are on a 2 dc start row or a fp start row (my words). If you pay attention, you shouldn't have any trouble. If you do, however, Mikey has a video demonstration. I didn't look at it, but he normally does an excellent job.
The yarn I used for this was Red Heart Soft Grape, just as I used in the other square.
I have started the next square (for me) which is the Crossed Stitch Square using RHS Wine.I don't know if I'll have enough for two squares as I've used part of this skein for other projects. We shall see.
Happy crocheting!
Sandie
Saturday, September 20, 2014
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I like it with the FPDC! Looks great.
ReplyDeleteYep. I looked at the wrong pattern and it actually was supposed to be the FPdc. I was wrong that I was wrong. LOL Maybe I need to go back to bed. LOL Thanks for visiting!
DeleteI love the FPDC, it always makes a pattern seem so fancy. You always do a great job Sandie. Have a great afternoon.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy it also. Adds just that little bit to make your work stand out. Thanks!
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