Honeycomb Smock Stitch | How to Crochet
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- The Honeycomb Smock Stitch creates a solid fabric with a beautiful and unique texture. This is one stitch pattern however where the side does matter. The smock stitch pattern lands all on one side. This does not mean the other side is not pretty though! The opposite side does feature a texture and look that is similar to a moss or extended moss stitch, it just does not have the honeycomb look.
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I will be using a little bit of Pima Cotton Yarn by Lion Brand in two different colours. Here you will also see my using a 5 mm Birchwood crochet hook by Rowan Yarn.
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Sarah
Wow! Amazing stitch
Thank you for sharing. I think some pillow covers would look nice in this stitch. Definitely a tote bag as well, because it seems sturdy. I've only seen the smock stitch in the Tunisian crochet technique before and some variation of this normal with a larger look size that creates a beautiful flowy fabric. I believe a fellow RUclips Katarina used it for a dress or skirt and it looked great!
Thank you so much for the tutorial. This channel has so much important information. Thanks again 😊❤
A playmat for my new granddaughter. Thanks for the beautiful pattern!
I think that with a fine yarn it would make a lovely scarf
i am using this stitch to make a pocket shawl. thank you for sharing it. i learned a new stitch.
I’m currently making washcloths and potholders and this is a good stitch. I enjoy your new stitches.
Thank you! I'm going to use for a sweater
Looks like it’d be good for decorative towels or possibly a good stitch for the middle of a blanket with a bordered pattern.
Loving the look of this stitch! I'm getting ready to make a blanket for a new arrival of my grandson 💙 and iv been looking for a pattern that I think would look great with the yarn I have for it! I just found my stitch pattern!
This is a beautiful stitch! It reminds me of Tunisian crochet!
Yay #1 lol. Your an excellent teacher Sarah! Always look forward to Sundays with you. Have a great week! 🌞☕💖
Thank you Sheryl! Sundays are fun!
using this stitch with a ribbon/tape yarn to make a basket and it's working up beautifully!!
I just finished a bag with this stitch!! thanck you!!!
I’m making a beanie & cowl. Thanks for all of your tutorials!
Hi!
That is a great stitch for hot pads or pot holders.
What a beautiful stitch! 💕💕💕
Thank you!
I really love your stitch tutorials. Thank you very much🙋♀🐨⭐
So cute! So easy to follow! Gonna make some little pumpkins with this stitch! I think they'll be adorable. Thank you!!
This stitch is really neat. It reminds me of a pineapple. If it was as inclined as it probably is to snagging, it would make some pretty wash cloths. If it weren't so thick I would use it on a sweater. Maybe an accent on a sweater... hmmm.
I see a messenger bag and a backpack in my future. Thanks for another amazing stitch tutorial, Sarah!
Yes! Those are great ideas! It would be nice a thick for bags!
I'm in love with this stitch!! Maybe an ear warmer since I usually have my hair up anyway!!
The stitch is lovely (both sides) I would love to try this to make a blanket. Thank you for sharing 😊🇬🇧
Gorgeous stitch, will try making my next blanket with this one, thanks so much for sharing you are a great teacher! P.S. saying Hello from New Brunswick 😊
Hello! And I have lots of family in NB!
I think I'll be attempting my first bag with this stitch!! Thank you for sharing. I love following your videos, you're such a great teacher
Thank you!
This looks good to use on a bag of some sort. I like it and will give it a try!
This is a cute stitch. Never seen this.
I love this stitch.... I'm going b to use it to make a beanie in warm honey color..I think it will be fabulous
What a beautiful Stitch. Thank you for sharing. I will probably make a blanket.
It will make a beautiful blanket!
Beautiful! The minute I saw it I thought of a honeycomb ❤
Love it
Thank you so much for this stitch tutorial! It looks very similar to the Tunisian Smock Stitch which I love, but I have mobility issues with both my hands & wrists (I started crocheting again to help with the pain & mobility after multiple wrist surgeries) & I find Tunisian crocheting makes them worse. I've got plenty of ideas on how to use this stitch, once I've had a few practices with it! ♥️
Hot pad or potholder would be my project ❤️
Beautiful stitch, love your channel
Thank you :)
Love this stitch but I bet it takes a lot of yarn to complete a project. Would be good for heavier warmer articles.
I love this!!
Great tutorial!
Thank you :)
So Pretty. I agree a bag or kitchen towel set. I'd Probably do a Towel set..It does seem like it'd take a lot of Yarn?
It may compared to some stitches as it is such a dense stitch - but it would have a lovely texture!
Is it possible to crochet that stich in rounds? Thank you.
I usually use new stitches on a washcloth.
Is this a yarn eater? I love this stich this way I know how much yarn to buy for my bag.Thank you so much.
It is quite dense - so it will use more than some others
@@RichTexturesCrochet thank you so much ❤️
I would use cotton and make hotpads!!
Yes!
I thought of this also. Is one layer of this thick enough for a hot pad.?
@@rheac953 Personally, I would work it holding two strands of yarn together to make it thicker, or add a backing to it :)
Thank you Sara for sharing a beautiful stitch and all of your patterns and tutorials.
I think I will buy the hook too. I found out the other day, the hooks I bought on Amazon with the colored handles and i have like 3 sets of those hooks--the hooks are not consistent in sizing. I guess you do get what you paid for. I see you use the Furls crochet hooks quite frequently. I think that would be a good choice too in hooks. Do you have a preference? Thanks again Sara. Wish me luck.
Beautiful crochet stitch pattern and so well explained. Thank you. Your crochet hook is very unusual - do you know the brand name?
I do! This is a Birchwood Crochet hook by Rowan Yarns
wow!i ve learned something new thank you!i wonder how can i do this stitch in v neck sweater
I wonder if I could use this stitch as a border.
Hi.. I wanna ask.. You said that this stitch need an even number or multiple of two. But you start a single crochet in the second chain for the first row. So it should be an odd number for this stitch?
Hi Sarah
Can I make a sweater with this stitch?
Pls advise
How long would it take to make a large blanket with this stitch?
Very long! Because it is so dense… but the results would be gorgeous! Or you could add rows in sections of a faster pattern to work to even it out a bit :)
Where did you get your crochet hooks at
This is a Birchwood hook by Rowan Yarn :)
ooh pretty stitch! Thank you for sharing