Free Crochet Honeycomb Bee Blanket Patterns

 The Free Crochet Honeycomb Bee Blanket Patterns offer a delightful and simple way to create a charming blanket with a unique honeycomb texture. Perfect for crochets of all skill levels, these patterns guide you through making a cozy, eye-catching, stylish, and practical blanket. With easy-to-follow instructions, you'll enjoy crafting a blanket that adds warmth and whimsy to any space.

 These patterns showcase a delightful honeycomb design with buzzing bees, making them a sweet addition to any home. The easy-to-follow instructions are ideal for beginners and experienced crocheters, allowing for a fun and satisfying project.

Materials:

 Crochet hook suitable for the yarn

 Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Making this blanket involves creating a series of Honeycomb shapes and connecting them to form a cozy, eye-catching piece. The patterns guide you through each step, ensuring a beautiful result that’s sure to impress.

Free Crochet Honeycomb Bee Blanket Pattern

Introduction:

Creating a crochet Honeycomb Bee blanket is a rewarding project combining intricate honeycomb patterns' beauty with adorable bee motifs. This guide will take you through each step of the process, ensuring you achieve a beautiful and cozy blanket. We will use basic crochet stitches and techniques, so whether you're a beginner or an experienced crocheter, this pattern will be enjoyable and manageable.

Materials:

1. Yarn:

    Main Color: Yellow (for Honeycomb)

    Accent Color: Black (for bee details)

    Border Color: White or any contrasting color (optional)

2. Hook:

  Size H/8 (5.0 mm) or the size needed to obtain the correct gauge

3. Notions:

    Scissors

    Stitch markers

    Measuring tape

4. Gauge:

    16 stitches x 16 rows = 4 inches (10 cm) in Honeycomb Pattern

Abbreviations:

CH: Chain

SC: Single Crochet

 DC: Double Crochet

 HDC: Half Double Crochet

 TR: Treble Crochet

 SL ST: Slip Stitch

 YO: Yarn Over

Pattern Notes:

 The blanket is worked in rows, using a Honeycomb stitch pattern.

 Bee motifs are added to the honeycomb pattern using surface crochet.

 You may adjust the size of the blanket by adding or subtracting rows and columns.

Instructions:

1. Blanket Foundation:

Row 1:

   CH 101 (this is the foundation chain; adjust to your preferred width).

   Continue DC in each CH across. Turn. (99 DC)

Row 2:

   CH 3 (counts as first DC), DC in the Same Stitch.  Repeat from across the row, ending with a DC in the last DC. Turn.

Row 3:

   CH 3 (counts as first DC), DC in the same stitch. Skip 1 DC, SC in the next DC, and skip 1 DC, DC in the next 2 DC. Repeat from across the row, ending with a DC in the last DC. Turn.

Row 4:

   CH 3 (counts as first DC), DC in the same stitch. Skip 2 DC, SC in the next DC, skip 2 DC, DC in the next 2 DC.

2. Creating Bee Motifs:

Bee Body:

   Round 1:  Pull the Ring Tight and SL ST to the first SC. (6 SC)

   Round 2:SL ST to the first SC. (12 SC)

   Round 3:  (18 SC)

   Round 4: SL ST to the first SC. (24 SC)

Bee Stripes:

   Attach black yarn to the body. SL ST to the first SC. (30 SC.

Bee Wings:

   Row 1: Starting in the 2nd CH from the Hook, HDC in each CH across. Turn. (4 HDC)

   Row 2: (4 HDC)

   Row 3: Turn. (4 SC)

Assembling Bees:

   Use the yarn needle to attach the wings to the Bee Body.

3. Adding the Border:

Round 1:

   CH 1, SC evenly around the entire Blanket, placing 3 SC in each corner stitch.

Round 2:

   CH 3 (counts as first DC), DC in each SC around, placing 3 DC in each corner stitch.

4. Final Touches:

 Block the blanket if needed to even out the stitches and shape.

Tips:

Choosing Yarn: Use yarn with good drape and softness for a Cozy Blanket.

Adjusting Size: To make a larger blanket, increase the foundation chain and add more rows.

Bee Placement: Place bees in a pattern or scatter them randomly, depending on your preference.

Conclusion:

Your crochet honeycomb bee blanket is now complete. This pattern combines classic Crochet techniques with charming bee motifs, resulting in a blanket that is both beautiful and functional. Enjoy your new creation and happy crocheting.

 Free Crochet Honeycomb Bee Blanket Pattern

Creating a Honeycomb Bee blanket is a delightful way to add a touch of whimsy to your crochet projects. This pattern combines the classic honeycomb stitch with charming bee motifs, making it perfect for a cozy throw or baby blanket. Below is a detailed, step-by-step guide to creating your own honeycomb bee blanket.

 Materials:

Yarn: Medium-weight (worsted) yarn in three colors: yellow, black, and white. (Approximately 1000 yards in yellow, 300 yards in black, and 200 yards in white, depending on blanket size.)

Hook: Size H (5mm) crochet hook.

Optional: Blocking mats and pins.

Gauge:

Honeycomb Stitch: 4 x 4 = 12 stitches x 6 rows (in pattern).

 Blanket Size:

Finished Dimensions: Approximately 40 x 40. Adjust the size by adding or subtracting rows and columns.

 Instructions:

 1. Foundation Chain:

2. Chain Stitch: For a 40” x 40” blanket, chain 120 stitches. This is your foundation chain. If you want to adjust the size, make sure your chain count is a multiple of 6 plus 3 (for Honeycomb stitch repeat).

 2. Row 1: Foundation Row

1. Single Crochet (SC): In the 2nd chain from the hook, work a single crochet.  You should have 119 single crochets (SC) once completed.

 3. Row 2: Honeycomb Stitch Setup

1. Chain 1: Turn your work.

3. Honeycomb Stitch Pattern:

  Double Crochet (DC): In the 3rd stitch, work 3 double crochets.

  Repeat: Continue this pattern across the row: skip 2 stitches, 3 DC in the next stitch, skip 2 stitches, single crochet in the next stitch.

 4. Row 3: Honeycomb Pattern

1. Chain 1: Turn your work.

3. Honeycomb Stitch Pattern:

   In Each Space: Work 3 double crochets into the space between the double crochet clusters from the previous row.

  Repeat: Continue this pattern across the row.

4. Finish Row: End with a single crochet in the last stitch.

 5. Rows 4-6: Repeat Honeycomb Pattern

1. Repeat Rows 2 and 3: Continue Alternating between these two rows until you reach your desired height or the blanket is the desired size. Change colors according to your design plan (for example, changing to black for rows that will feature bee motifs).

 6. Adding Bee Motifs:

1. Choose a Pattern: Select a bee pattern that you like or create a simple Bee motif using the following steps:

   

   Bee Body (Yellow):

     Round 3: (1 single crochet, 2 single crochets) around (18 stitches). 

     Round 4: (2 single crochets, 2 single crochets) around (24 stitches). 

   Bee Stripes (Black):

     Attach Black Yarn: Work around the yellow body to create stripes by working in the front loops only, or using the surface Crochet technique.

   Bee Wings (White):

     Create Wings: With white yarn, make 2 small ovals by chaining 5, working 4 single crochets into the chain, and joining into a ring.

2. Sew Bee Motifs: Position the bee motifs where desired on the Blanket and sew them in place using a yarn needle.

 7. Border:

2. Single Crochet Border:

   Round 1: Work a round of single crochet stitches evenly around the entire blanket. 

   Corners: Place 3 single crochets in each corner to ensure the border lays flat.

   

3. Optional Round: For a more decorative edge, you can add additional rounds of half double crochet (HDC) or double crochet (DC).

 8. Finishing:

1. Weave in Ends: Use a yarn needle to weave in any loose ends from changing colors or finishing off motifs.

2. Block the Blanket (Optional): To achieve a polished look, block your Blanket by pinning it out to the desired dimensions and lightly steaming or spraying it with water.

Tips:

Color Changes: Plan your color changes and motifs ahead of time to ensure they’re evenly spaced and aesthetically pleasing.

Custom Size: Adjust the Foundation Chain and number of rows to customize the size of your blanket.

Care: Check the yarn label for care instructions. Most blankets can be machine-washed on a gentle cycle and laid flat to dry.

Enjoy your crocheting.