Anonymous User Wrote:
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> hi i need help could someone tell me what FPDc
> stitch is i'm lost


I dont think the abbreviation for the stitch is put into the pattern properly, but it seems to be a Front Post Stitch (FPS) that they are calling a Front Post Double crochet (FPDc also FPdc). Front post stitches are worked by looping your hook around the front of dc's in the previous round on your project. A Back Post Stitch (BPS, BPDc, BPdc) is worked behind the dc in the previous round. Does the pattern have a dimensional line that runs the length that looks something like a knitted rib? Post stitches are used in crochet project to create texture.

I hope this helps.

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