Honeycomb Scarf

******This pattern was made as a KIT through Lion Brand Yarn, which can be found HERE. You can purchase the Ad-Free, Printer Friendly Version from Etsy HERE and from Ravelry Here! You can order the yarn used to create this project through Lion Brand Yarn HERE! Don’t forget those gorgeous Furls hooks here! You will see the one I use in the pictures below.

Have you ever made a project not knowing what it was going to be, but just wanted to play with a certain stitch? I was on Pinterest and I saw the Waffle Stitch and was smitten by it at first glance. I jumped into it, hoping I could figure out something to do with it! With the yellow color I chose, it became pretty obvious would it looked like to me; a honeycomb! With bee’s having a lot of attention for their endangerment, here is a great project to remind people to SAVE THE BEES. Down below, you can find the free pattern to this fun scarf! The waffle stitch was a blast for me to do and I think you’ll enjoy it as well. If you wanted to also get more creative with it, you could even do the border in a burnt orange color, call it syrup, and REALLY make it a waffle scarf! Just an idea 😉

The Honeycomb Scarf

Skill Level: Easy

Materials:

4 skeins in Vanna’s Choice (Mustard)

1 Skein in Vanna’s Choice (Black)

A 6.0mm hook

Scissors

Darning needle

 

Gauge: 12 sts x 7 rows = 4”x4” square in Dc

 

Dimensions:

Width – 8.5″ inches

Length – 83″ inches

Abbreviations:

Ch – Chain

Dc – Double Crochet

Fpdc – front post double crochet

Rep – Repeat

Sl st – Slip Stitch

Pattern

Ch 29

Row 1: Dc into the 3rd ch from the hook, then work a dc in each ch across. (27)

Row 2: Ch 2, turn. Work a dc in the very first st. *In the next st, work a fpdc, then a dc in the next two stitches. Repeat from * across until last two stitches. Fpdc into second to last stitch, and then dc into last.

Row 3: Ch 2, turn. Work a dc in the very first st. *Work a dc in the next stitch, then a fpdc in each of the next two sts. Rpt from * to last two sts, then work a dc in each of the last two sts.

**Repeat Row 2 and 3 until all 4 skeins are used (Mine reached __ length) or until your desired length!

Row 4: Attach the black colored yarn. Sc into each stitch around the entirety of the scarf. On the two ends, insert your hook into the “Squares”, seen below:

There will be 3 stitches in between each long one!

Sl st back into the first stitch, finish off and weave in. Now you’re done! I hope you liked this playing around with this stitch as much as I did! Bee’s are important and don’t forget to remind people 🙂

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