Bee stitch knitting

Bee Brioche is one of our very favorite stitches. This pattern uses the knit one below stitch to create an interesting textured fabric.

The Bee Stitch creates a thick fabric with a textured surface, reminiscent of a honeycomb. Its unique texture makes it standout. Use this stitch in blankets, scarves, hats, and even sweaters

This Honeycomb Brioche Stitch is light, fluffy, and has some great dimensions. Get your printable pattern with video tutorial.

Knit 1 below Step 1: Insert your needle into the stitch directly below the next stitch on the LH needle. Step 2: Wrap and knit as you ...

Video tutorials and FREE Patterns for knitted blankets, stitches, shawls and scarves - there is something for everyone.

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3-1 Tweed Slip stitch pattern. Nice pattern with a 4 row repeat, easy to knit and easy to remember so you can knit on the go. The color pattern is terrific for scarves, sweaters.

Slipped stitches draw up the fabric to create this pattern similar to a wasp’s nest. The pattern is easy to follow, and I like the results.

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the open honeycomb stitch. The open honeycomb stitch creates a cell shaped pattern.

Honeycomb Brioche knitting stitch pattern, a classic in the world of knitting. Chunky and cosy, it has a rich texture, perfect for Winter garments in Wool, Alpaca, or Cashmere yarn.