Many crocheters are confused about the difference between bobble, pop corn and puff stitches. You can find a lot of patterns using them and these stitches can add great texture to your crocheted projects. So, what’s the difference? Bobble stitch or hdc5tog – make 5* half complete double crochet stitches in the same space, yarn over and draw a loop through all 5 stitches. Pop corn stitch – make 5 dc in the same space and tight them together through the first and last stitches. Puff stitch – yarn over, insert the hook in the space and draw yarn up, repeat this step us many times as you need, then yarn over and draw through all loops, ch-1. Sounds a bit complicated so it would be easier to show you. That’s why I’ve decided to make the video tutorial :)
* The number of stitches can be more or less it depends on the pattern
Materials: Jeans by YarnArt Sport / 5 ply 55% Cotton, 45% Acrylic 174 yards / 50 grams, Crochet Hook #4
Thank you for the clarification, wasn’t even aware that there were three styles.
Excellent! Thanks very much!
thank you, I am a beginner & this cleared my worries….
Quite informative and helpful, thank you!
Excellent thanks
G.R.E.A.T. !!! Thank you.
That’s excellent, so accurately described and shown – Thank you!! :)
Bueisimo
Me encanta el crochet, pero no soy muy experta y como voy hacer abuela por primea vez, quiero tejerle al bebe cosas lindas que ustedes puede orientarme y guiarme
Excellent video tutorial. Clear, well filmed, just what I needed. Thank you very much.
Hola buenas noches gracias x su experiencias
You are incredibly inventive, truly amazing how you can think up all these wonderful stitches to crochet. Thank you for sharing. I really do appreciate your time!
It was mice how I to find out try to apply for the pattern of all your work I was intersted
thank you so much for your explanation, very helpful