Honeycomb crochet pattern

Learn making the beautiful crochet honeycomb stitch. This is a simple repetitive stitch that creates a gorgeous Honeycomb texture.

Learn how to crochet the honeycomb stitch with step by step photo and a video tutorial. This stitch looks great on the front and back!

Learn how to crochet a completely solid granny hexagon without any gaps, not even at the corners! If you're looking for a solid hexagon pattern that does not have any holes, this the right pattern for you. Easy to make, you can customize its size and you can crochet it with any yarn. Perfect for honeycomb blankets, rugs, etc. Tap on the pin for the free pattern!

The crochet Honeycomb Textured Dishcloth is a fun kitchen decor project for all bee-, beehive-, and honey-lovers! For this dishcloth, I used the honeycomb textured stitch, which has a nice hexagon/honeycomb texture on one side of the fabric, and all the softness of regular half-double crochets on the other side. Since this pattern uses front post stitches and stitches worked together, it is ideal for more experienced crocheters who are looking for a fun and challenging little project!

The crochet Honeycomb Textured Stitch is a beehive-inspired pattern that mostly uses half double crochets and front post stitches to create a beautiful bee-inspired texture. What I love about this stitch is that it mainly uses hdc, resulting in a solid and soft fabric. The perfect stitch for blankets, afghan blocks, winter scarves, cowls, hats, headbands, dishcloths, washcloths, etc. Tap on the pin for the free crochet stitch pattern tutorial + video!

This crochet honeycomb stitch pattern is truly eye-catching. Also known as the “smock stitch”, this unique stitch pattern creates a really thick and dense fabric, making it perfect for hot pads! Or if you want a nice, thick washcloth or towel, it will work beautifully for that as well.

This cute and cheery honeycomb baby blanket is an easy to memorize pattern which can be also easily enlarged to the desired size.

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