HELP plsss(SOLVED BUT NOT SOLVED AT THE SAME TIME :P)

[AbiLovesZeCrochet]

Hi people, Im creating a pattern(Yes I am!!!)and I want to know what do you call this??(guess what im making!!!)

Hello

[AbiLovesZeCrochet]

HEEELPP

[AbiLovesZeCrochet]

PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASE

[CrochetByDania]

I think it would be something similar to whats called a “third loop” but instead of it being the back of your work maybe say “third loop from the front”? but since you’re making a pattern maybe it would help to make a video and add it as well. :)

[AbiLovesZeCrochet]

Oki, thanks!

[AbiLovesZeCrochet]

Im so sorry but im not gonna make ur answer until i find out if it’s correct :)

[tsunamii]

That is crocheting into the last single crochet, I’d say probably third loop! Or just put a video explaining where to put it!

[AbiLovesZeCrochet]

Okaaayy, thanks!!

[crochetbykieu]

Sorry I don’t know the name !!!

You should try to add a photo and to add information on so that testers know !

Something of this kind:

Sorry it’s a photo of my future pattern so it doesn’t correspond but you can just put photos with explanations !

Because it’s also difficult for me to explain with words and to make videos, I just explain with a lot of photos !

Or put a YouTube “tutorial” you created with a link so they know

[tmadeeit]

I recently bought a pattern that required that, and she called it the Back Bump! :D

[SapphireLilyCreations]

It looks like you’re crocheting through the left vertical bar of the front “V”, which is different from working in the 3rd loop (the 3rd loop refers to behind the stitch, just below the back loop and creates the camel stitch). I’ve also seen people call it the left “leg” of the stitch. I’d definitely recommend also including a photo or video in the pattern, further explaining what you’re referring to

[IMadeIt]

That part of a stitch is called a “post”.

A post stitch is most commonly worked around the entire stitch to create a raised stitch and is used to create the alpine stitch as well as ribbing.

However, you appear to only be working in one of the posts/legs of the stitch. This is most commonly used when making a picot stitch after you ch 2 or 3 instead of working into the first chain.

So the most applicable term to use would be ‘post’.

ie: (sc, ch 3, sl st to the front post of the sc)

As @crochetbykieu stated, it would be helpful if you added a picture to your pattern showing exactly where you insert your hook so that beginners understand better.

[IMadeIt]

Very wise.

[AbiLovesZeCrochet]

Thanks! but how d’you put the image???

[IMadeIt]

Once you’ve taken the photo of the hook inserted into the correct space, you can add it to the pattern by selecting ‘media’ on the same line as your description and attaching the photo.

[AbiLovesZeCrochet]

Thanks!!! though I already figured out how :P

[crochetbykieu]

Great !