Crochet Bumble Bee Applique
How cute are these little bees? You can use them to embellish your bags or blankets and even clothes. It is a modular pattern that can create a different looking bee depending how you arrange the parts.
Crochet Bee Applique
How cute are these little bees? You can use them to embellish your bags or blankets and even clothes. It is a modular pattern that can create a different looking bee depending how you arrange the parts.
I needed a bee applique pattern for my Bee Happy Honeycomb Baby Blanket, but could not find a one that fitted the size of my hexagon granny squares and the yarn thickness I was using.
So I decided to make my own custom pattern.
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Pattern Notes
Pattern Level
- EASY
Format & Terms
- Written in US terms
- PDF file format
- Written in English only
Size
- 15cm tall
Yarn Used
- King Cole Big Value Chunky (UK Website)
- King Cole Big Value Chunky (US Website)
Yarn Quantities
- small quantities of yellow, white and black DK yarn
Other Supplies
- scissors
- 3.5 mm crochet hook
- large eye blunt needle
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) |
| hdc – half double crochet | dec – decrease (sc2tog) |
| sl st – slip stitch | sc – single crochet |
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I am stuck on this pattern, can you help?
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Can I crochet this applique using aran (worsted #4) yarn or DK (light worsted #3) yarn ?
Yes you can! The body parts 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.
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 applique?
Yes, you can. The size can be adjusted by changing the hook size and yarn weight.
Can I sell items made with your pattern?
Yes, you can. Please check the copyright section for more details.
Looking For Other Crochet Appliques?
- Tunisian Poppy Flower Applique Free Pattern
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- Crochet Bumble Bee Applique
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Happy Crocheting!
