Double Crochet Front Post Crochet [Front Post Double Crochet (FPDC)]

Here we explain how to crochet the "long stitch pull-up stitch" using video and still images.
The cover of the video shows the knitting pattern symbol (stitch symbol) for the "double crochet pull-up stitch."
The knitting symbols are a little different and may seem difficult at first glance, but the only difference is the position where you pick up the stitch (where you insert the needle) when knitting a double crochet; there are no particularly difficult steps involved.
Using a pull-up stitch creates bumps in the knitted fabric, resulting in a knitted fabric with variation. Pull-up stitch patterns are suitable when you want to create a three-dimensional, thick knitted fabric.
The pull-up stitch is also often used when crocheting Aran patterns that imitate knitted Aran knits.

At first, it may be difficult to understand how to read the round knitting pattern, soDifficult knitting pattern [Round knitting with a pull-up stitch]Please refer to this page as well as the detailed explanation on the page.

Video explanation

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