Crochet Post Stitches Tutorial | Front and Back Post Double Crochet and More

Front and Back Post Crochet Stitches can be made using any of the basic crochet stitches: Single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, double treble crochet and so on.
More info about crochet post stitches can be found here: theunraveledmi...
Use these crochet stitches in your projects to create amazing texture. You can also use them to create ribbing on hats and blankets.
Crochet Stitches like the basket-weave stitch or the double waffle stitch and crochet cables use front and back post stitches.
Links to check out:
Double Waffle Crochet Stitch Tutorial: theunraveledmi...
Alpine Crochet Stitch: theunraveledmi...
How to Crochet Cables: theunraveledmi...
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[@margaretdombkoski2734]

I like to use post stitches when making hats. Gives a great look. Also, for the hat bands. Nice tutorial!)

[@TheUnraveledMitten]

I do too! Thank you! 😊

[@BryanSandor]

Thank you for your video! Nice bulky thread and zoom-in so I can see what you’re doing. I do have a question about a “horizontal relief stitch.” My book says to do a FPdc on every post in the row below and then gives the stitch count. This implies a FPdc should be used, in particular, on the first and the last post of the row below. Does one simply do a FPdc on those posts like normal because those two look strange whenever I do it, even when the others in the middle of the row look fine?

[@tinycreature1749]

Thank you for these tutorials here and on your blog. Do you think you could possibly do a tutorial video for your Wildwood chunky cowl? It seems like it should be simple enough, but I can't for the life of me get it to turn out like your photos. It always turns out so much more holey. And which green did you use of the Wool-ease thick & quick? Is it Grass or Cilantro?

[@TheUnraveledMitten]

You're welcome! Mine is a bit holey in real life just because of the stitch and the large hook. It could just be that the shadows in the picture aren't showing the holes. I used cilantro in sample.

[@TheUnraveledMitten]

Have you tried crochet post stitches before?