Learn How to Do a Back Post Double Crochet

Introduction to Back Post Double Crochet

Making a Back Post Double Crochet is a fun and versatile stitch that adds texture and depth to your crochet projects. By working around the post of the stitch instead of the top, you create a raised ribbed effect that looks intricate but is surprisingly simple to achieve.

This stitch is great for creating cozy scarves, blankets, or even intricate sweater designs. Give it a try and have fun experimenting with different patterns and color combinations to add a unique touch to your crochet creations!

Back Post Double Crochet Stitch - Step-by-Step

Step 1 - Yarn Over Hook

Step 2 - Insert Your Hook

Insert your hook from the back right of the stitch post to the front of the work, then insert the hook around the left side of the post and into the back of the work.

Step 3 - Yarn Over Hook Again

Step 4 - Pull Through a Loop

You will have three loops on the hook.

Step 5 - Yarn Over Hook

Step 6 - Pull Through Two Loops

Yarn over hook.

Step 7 - Yarn Over Hook Again

Pull yarn through two loops on the hook. You will have one loop on the hook.

Conclusion

You have completed a back post double crochet stitch! Enjoy incorporating this technique into your crochet projects for added texture and complexity.