[Nfb-krafters-korner] the parts of a crochet stitch was: question for crocheters

[Dani Pagador]

Hi, Terry.
I'm working through a mail back log and just read Cathy's post to you.
I recently came across this website that explains the parts of a chain
stitch. It's: http://www.vogueknitting.com/pattern_help/how-to/learn_to_crochet/time_to_crochet.aspx

I'm a leftie, so I just substituted left for right when it came to the
section on which loop is nearest to you.

HTH,
Dani


On 1/24/14, Cathy <flowersandherbs at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Terry,
> Ok, there is no contradiction here, but what is confusing you is that two
> different parts of a
> crochet stitch are being discussed.
>
> The front of the stitch has two loops and normally you would crochet through
> both loops to the
> middle of the stitch, but different textured effects can be created as
> Annette described by
> crocheting either only into  the front or the back loop.
>
> The back of the crochet stitch is called the post and is located behind the
> two front loops and the
> middle whole in the stitch.  when double crocheting you can crochet into the
> post to creat even
> more textured effects.
>
> I never knew any of this before Annette and  Joyce kindly explained. this is
> just my understanding
> of what I have learned from them yesterday.
>
> Hope this helps clarify.
>
> Cathy F
>
>
>
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