I’m learning how to do back/ front posts for the first time. This has helped a ton! I’m going to make an afghan using the rice stitch from another of your videos. Thanks so very much!❤️❤️
I will say EUREKA🧚🏻♀️✨to this. After so many years figured it out how to do the back and front post stitching thanks to you🤩You are a calm and fantastic teacher🙌Thank you🌼🤍
this helped me so much! i was confused on the anatomy & if it was going around the whole body! thank you again for flipping both sides to view as well!
That would look lovely as a cowl, with lil buttons to fasten or decorate the up/downy sections.. (I've done that stitch, but only by accident when I was learning how to adjust height of stitches 😅)
THANK YOU for demonstrating with contrasting colors! I can’t even tell you how much more helpful it is for beginners like me to see new stitches in contrasting colors ❤❤
I have had so much trouble trying to read which stitch was next until I saw this. I quit a project using the post stitches (which I l love) because I was unsure of myself. After seeing your video I can’t wait to get back to it.
Thank you! So clear and helpful - I’d just reached that stitch in a bag I’m making and couldn’t tell from the photos where the stitch was being made 🙄 your video and speed was perfect to follow 🙌🏻
Hello Robin Love this and all your videos. You are very similar to naztasia who is also on you tube. The clarity of your tutorials and the yarn you use make learning a pleasure. Thank you
Thanks Robin! It’s my favourite stitches to work with. Currently busy with an entire Afghan with alternating fpdc and bpdc diamonds so it looks the same on either side 😊
Hey Robin, I was just wondering if you could do a video on to make an actual blanket using front and back post stich. I'd love to make one but don't know how to start.
Hi Robyn I hope you are well. Question. when you do the fpdc does the post or the hook face you and does the post stitch face away or towards you. Thank you.
Hi Shirley, I can’t remember off the top of my head - I am sorry(brain still in moving house zone.🫣). Use whichever hook size is recommended on your chosen yarn though. I hope that helps.😃
I thought you might mention that if you alternate pack post with front post, you get a lovely, stretchy rib
Omg!!!!! Your videos are SO easy to follow! I can't believe I am crocheting!!! Wish Mom could see me now!😊
Thank you so much.🥰🤗
so much to learn but thankful for those who teach us❤
You’re so welcome!😃
Ive spent a lot pof time trying to figure the front post and back post dc. You have made it clear. Thank you.
You are so welcome Julie!😃🧶
I’m learning how to do back/ front posts for the first time. This has helped a ton! I’m going to make an afghan using the rice stitch from another of your videos. Thanks so very much!❤️❤️
You’re welcome Suzanne, I am glad it helps.😃🧶
Thank you this explains it perfectly! Thank you also for making this a 5 minute video rather than a 20 minute one with an endless intro. :P
😅 I’m glad you like it, short and to the point.🥳
Your videos are so clear - thank you 😊
Thank you so much!🥰🤗
You are an excellent teacher. Thanks for your help
Robin, I can always rely on you to help me when I need something new in crochet. Regards from New Zealand. Thanks again.
Thank you so much Mary! 🤗🧶
I will say EUREKA🧚🏻♀️✨to this. After so many years figured it out how to do the back and front post stitching thanks to you🤩You are a calm and fantastic teacher🙌Thank you🌼🤍
this helped me so much! i was confused on the anatomy & if it was going around the whole body! thank you again for flipping both sides to view as well!
I am so glad it helps Tania! 😃🧶
Thanks Robin, the choice of colours is really nice and shows the post off. X
Thank you for your videos. They have helped me more than anything else in my crochet journey.
That makes me so happy to read, thank you Nina! 🤗
Thank you for sharing this tutorial on front and back post stitching.
You are very welcome! 🙂
Enjoy watching your video instructions. Easy to follow and easy to see. You explain them very well. 👍
So happy to hear that, thank you so much! 😃🤗
That would look lovely as a cowl, with lil buttons to fasten or decorate the up/downy sections.. (I've done that stitch, but only by accident when I was learning how to adjust height of stitches 😅)
Oh yes Corinna!😃 Lovely idea.
THANK YOU for demonstrating with contrasting colors! I can’t even tell you how much more helpful it is for beginners like me to see new stitches in contrasting colors ❤❤
I am so pleased it helps, thank you! 😃🧶
Thank you Robin I love using these stitches you teach it very well 👏...😊Amanda xx
Aw thank you Amanda!
Thank you for sharing I love making front post and back posts
I have had so much trouble trying to read which stitch was next until I saw this. I quit a project using the post stitches (which I l love) because I was unsure of myself. After seeing your video I can’t wait to get back to it.
I am so glad it helped Marian! 😀🧶
Thank you! So clear and helpful - I’d just reached that stitch in a bag I’m making and couldn’t tell from the photos where the stitch was being made 🙄 your video and speed was perfect to follow 🙌🏻
Ah, I’m so pleased it helped!😃 How is your bag going?
I love these ditches it gives the projects such a nice look
It's such a lovely texture isn't it?
Thanks so much. Now I have to get better at 2 together stitches.
I can help with that! 😉 ruclips.net/video/aIJvMfrhAVw/видео.html
SUPER helpful! Thank you!!!
You're so welcome!🥰
Thank you for sharing this, very well explained and easy to see! Now I can finish this neat looking beanie I'm working on ☺️
Super helpful! Thank you for always having great tutorial videos! 🥰🧶💜
Thank you so much, I’m so glad they help! 😃
Love you videos thanks for sharing I like front post back post but I don't love it LOL I love your videos😘💜💙
Hello Robin
Love this and all your videos. You are very similar to naztasia who is also on you tube. The clarity of your tutorials and the yarn you use make learning a pleasure.
Thank you
Thank you so much! 😀
Thanks Robin! It’s my favourite stitches to work with. Currently busy with an entire Afghan with alternating fpdc and bpdc diamonds so it looks the same on either side 😊
That sounds AMAZING
Hooked by Robin I’ll share with you on Instagram 😊 Thanks
I have been struggling with these stitches. Thank you so much!!
You are very welcome! 😀
I'm still struggling. Hours and hours and I just don't get the back post.
Thanks for sharing 💕
One thing I have been looking all over the web for (and still haven't yet found) is how to deal with each end of the row.
Do you mean weaving them in after? I have a video here which might help!
ruclips.net/video/GMjstBdp_2E/видео.html
Excellent instruction. Thank you
Thank you so much!😃🧶
Thank you
🥰🤗
Hey Robin, I was just wondering if you could do a video on to make an actual blanket using front and back post stich. I'd love to make one but don't know how to start.
Thanks for your tutorial!
You are very welcome! 🙂
Thank you for your explanation I was doing it wrong
I am glad it helps Teresa!😀
got in favs so i can practice
Good work! :-)
Thank you!
Hi Robyn I hope you are well. Question. when you do the fpdc does the post or the hook face you and does the post stitch face away or towards you. Thank you.
Hi Robin would it be possible to post a left handed version of this tutorial please?
Hello Val - yes of course! I will get that up for you :D
ruclips.net/video/YUKjbFPUNqY/видео.html
COOL BEANZZZ! Do you have a beginner friendly throw pattern that I can use with Red Heart Soft 5.5 needle??? TIA HAGD😁👍
What hook are you using?
what size Hook are you using?
Hi Shirley, I can’t remember off the top of my head - I am sorry(brain still in moving house zone.🫣). Use whichever hook size is recommended on your chosen yarn though. I hope that helps.😃