Bee Happy Honeycomb Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern
My latest baby blanket pattern is here – Bee Happy Honeycomb Baby Blanket
Bring summer into your home with this bright, super cute baby blanket that looks like a bee honeycomb.
The pattern is easy to make and works up fast, you will crochet it in no time. It also includes the bee applique pattern, you get 2 patterns into one.
It is a modular pattern, meaning you can make it as big or small as you like by adding as many hexagons as you like.
The Bee Happy Honeycomb Baby Blanket is made out of solid hexagons joined with single crochet stitches which give the border a raised texture. Using shades of warm yellows make this blanket look like a honeycomb.
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The Perfect Baby Shower Gift
The Bee Happy Honeycomb Baby Blanket makes a beautiful baby shower gift or birthday present to a beekeeper they would want to use for years and pass it down when time comes.
This beautiful bee blanket crochet pattern is the perfect summer project to make for a beekeeper or bee lover.
Made with bright happy shades of yellow and smiling bee appliques, it will brighten any nursery or room.
The Modular Bee Applique Pattern
The blanket pattern includes the Bee Applique pattern
The bee applique pattern is versatile and modular.
One pattern can create a multitude of different looking bees: some can face to the left, some to the right, even vertically with one wing on each side of the body.
When you purchase the Bee Happy Honeycomb Baby Blanket, you will receive the Modular Bee Applique Pattern for free.
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Video Resources
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Bee Baby Blanket Video Playlist
Pattern Notes
Pattern Level
- EASY
Format & Terms
- Pattern written in US terms using Craft Yarn Council abbreviations.
- PDF file format
- Written in English only
Size
- Blanket Size – 115cm by 100cm
- Bee Applique – 15cm
Yarn Used
- For Blanket – Hayfield Bonus DK (UK Website and US Website) and King Cole Big Value Chunky (UK Website and US Website)
- For Bees – King Cole Big Value Chunky (UK Website and US Website)
Yarn Quantities
- 7 x 100g balls of chunky yarn in mustard / dark yellow (for blanket)
- 3 x 100g balls of DK yarn in yellow (for blanket)
- 1 x 100g ball of DK yarn in cream (for blanket)
- small quantities of chunky yarn in black, yellow and white (for the bees)
Other Supplies
- crochet hook, I used a 3.5mm hook
- large eye blunt needle to weave in the ends
- scissors
Skills & Abbreviations
Most basic stitches below have their own tutorial on my blog paired with a video. If you are not sure how to crochet them, click the blue link and you will be taken to the separate instructions.
| magic ring | dc – double crochet |
| ch – chain | inc – increase (2sc in same stitch) |
| sc – single crochet | dec – decrease (sc2tog) |
| sl st – slip stitch |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
I am stuck on this pattern, can you help?
Every pattern you purchase from my shop comes with help and support. I will help you get unstuck and finish your project, so you can buy with confidence and try something new.
If you are completely new to crocheting, I recommend starting with beginner patterns and build up your confidence, pay attention to the skill level of my patterns and buy only if you are already at that level.
NOTE: The free version of this pattern does not come with the same help, just because it’s not fair on those who support me and bought this pattern.
That doesn’t mean that you can’t contact me if there is a mistake or something unclear with this pattern, it simply means that you will need to learn the stitches, the techniques and learn how to read a pattern on your own.
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Can I crochet this blanket using aran (worsted #4) yarn or DK (light worsted #3) yarn ?
Yes, you can! The body parts of the bees and the hexagons will come out a little smaller than my own, but still in the same shape, use a larger hook than recommended to keep the size as mine. The blanket can be adjusted by simply crocheting more hexagons.
Do I have to use the same yarn brand as you to get the same result?
No, you don’t. You can use any brand you like, but pay attention to the yardage, different brands have different yardage.
Can I change the size of the blanket and applique?
Yes, you can. The size can be adjusted by simply changing the number of hexagons you make.
Can I sell items made with your pattern?
Yes, you can. Please check the copyright section for more details.
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COPYRIGHT:
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Happy Crocheting!
July 1, 2018 @ 6:30 pm
You need to make a video of this. How many total skeins did it take?
July 15, 2018 @ 10:25 pm
Hello. I am interested in this pattern, it is really lovely. Could you let me know what size of hook you used for it?
Thanks
July 24, 2018 @ 9:59 am
Hi, I used a 3.5mm hook on this project.
August 23, 2018 @ 11:31 am
I loved the pattern. Could you please help me with the making of the hexagons. like how many chains and loops in each row.
Thanks.
January 29, 2019 @ 5:08 am
I recently started crocheting and chose this as my first project – I have learned a lot just from one blanket – I need help – how do you attach all the bee parts to each other and to the blanket – I know you said sewing it at the end of the pattern but in the list of supplies it says nothing about needing sewing needles or string ?
January 30, 2019 @ 11:16 pm
Hi, thanks for choosing my pattern as your first project. The written pattern specifies you'll need a blunt needle with a large eye to sew the bees together and to the hexagons (If you can't find it, it's on page 2 under supplies). You'll need to use the same yarn you used to make the bees to sew them on, the detailed explanation on how to do that is found on page 6. Hope this helps.