When expanding your crochet knowledge, learning how to crochet the back post half double crochet (BPhdc) is a great crochet stitch to learn..
If you’re a beginner in crochet, or if you’re looking for some tips on mastering this variation of the regular half double crochet, then this blog post will provide you with all of the information that you need!
In this article we’ll cover topics such as what this, the steps of BPhdc, materials needed to crochet this stitch, abbreviations and crochet chart symbols, tutorial video and step-by-step photo tutorial plus height and turning chain instructions.
We’ll also discuss how to do BPhdc in rows as well as rounds. So let’s get started!
Find more: Easy Crochet Stitches.

Table of Contents
If you like this stitch tutorial, save it on Pinterest!

The steps of Back Post Half Double Crochet
A quick written description:
- Yarn Over (yo)
- Insert crochet hook from back to front to back again around the post of the stitch on the previous row
- Pull up a loop
- Yarn over
- Pull through the 3 loops on the crochet hook
- Repeat steps 1-5 to crochet another back post half double crochet
Would you like to save this?
We will email this pattern to you, so you can come back to it later.
Free, and you can unsubscribe any time.
About the Back Post Half Double Crochet
Learn how to crochet the Back Post Half Double Crochet stitch. The back post half double crochet is a variation of the normal half double crochet stitch where you crochet the stitch around the post of the stitch on the previous row, otherwise the steps are the same.
When expanding your crochet knowledge, learning how to crochet the back post half double crochet (BPhdc) is a great crochet stitch to learn..
Project level: Easy
Back Post Half Double Crochet Crochet Chart Symbol
The back post half double crochet chart symbol is related to the half double crochet (hdc) stitch chart symbol.
It is a “T” like the regular half double crochet stitch, but also has a half circle to the left representing that it’s worked around the back post.
It will be turned in the direction it will lay in your finished crochet work.
Photo showing the BPhdc crochet stitch chart symbol.





















