Crochet Honeycomb Stitch Pattern For Textured Treasures

The crochet honeycomb stitch is a delightful way to add texture and warmth to your handmade creations. With its charming pattern that resembles the neat rows of a beehive, this stitch hooks together comfort and style seamlessly. It's perfect for cozy blankets, chic scarves, or plush beanies, and the technique is both rewarding and fun to learn.

How To Crochet Honeycomb Stitch

Materials Needed:

4 Medium weight yarn (Color: Elizabeth or any of your choice)
5mm crochet hook

Pattern Instructions:

Foundation:

Begin with an even number of chains to suit your project.

Row 1:

Single crochet in the 2nd chain from the hook and in every chain across. Chain 1 and turn.

Row 2:

Single crochet in each stitch across. Chain 1 and turn.

Honeycomb Stitch Pattern:

Row 3 (Setup Row for Honeycomb):

Start with a single crochet in the first stitch.
Then make one long single crochet by going down two rows and inserting the hook. Pull up the yarn slightly and complete the single crochet.
Alternate between a regular single crochet in the next stitch and a long single crochet in the following stitch (down two rows) across to the end of the row.
You will finish the row with a regular single crochet. Chain 1 and turn.

Row 4:

Begin with 2 regular single crochets (one in each of the first 2 stitches).
Perform a front post single crochet by combining the "loop" created from the long single crochet in the previous row (using the two loops; one from the left of the first loop and the right of the second loop) with a single crochet.
Alternate between a regular single crochet and the front post single crochet all the way across, ending with two regular single crochets after the last set of loops.
Chain 1 and turn.

After Row 5:

Start with one long single crochet, going down two rows below and pulling up a slightly longer loop.
Continue with a regular single crochet in the next stitch.
For the next long single crochet, work into the left side of the loop two rows down, inside the triangle shape created by the pattern in previous rows.
Alternate with a regular single crochet in the next stitch and long single crochet in the following stitch (always on the left side of the loop), across to the end of the row.
Finish with a long single crochet by going around the last stitch and completing the long single crochet as usual. Chain 1 and turn.

Row 6:

Single crochet in the first stitch.
Alternate between front post single crochet (working on the left and right sides of the loops) and a regular single crochet across.
End with a regular single crochet since you started with one. Chain 1 and turn.