Honeycomb Smock Stitch | How to Crochet

[@susanbell8133]

I’m so thrilled to learn this new pretty stitch! Thank you! Your instructions are concise and easy to follow.

[@geaninastoica9834]

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 KZbin Katarina used it for a dress or skirt and it looked great!

[@KevinMontreal]

I think that with a fine yarn it would make a lovely scarf

[@aidan8115]

Looks like it’d be good for decorative towels or possibly a good stitch for the middle of a blanket with a bordered pattern.

[@skeeterhennen9274]

i am using this stitch to make a pocket shawl. thank you for sharing it. i learned a new stitch.

[@judyreep8575]

I’m currently making washcloths and potholders and this is a good stitch. I enjoy your new stitches.

[@carol_jajajaja]

A playmat for my new granddaughter. Thanks for the beautiful pattern!

[@CharismaJenn]

Wow! Amazing stitch

[@silviaalejandragordillo232]

Thank you! I'm going to use for a sweater

[@luckysuzful]

This is a beautiful stitch! It reminds me of Tunisian crochet!

[@laurienorris8818]

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!

[@joannejohnson6393]

I see a messenger bag and a backpack in my future. Thanks for another amazing stitch tutorial, Sarah!

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Yes! Those are great ideas! It would be nice a thick for bags!

[@amberhayes216]

So cute! So easy to follow! Gonna make some little pumpkins with this stitch! I think they'll be adorable. Thank you!!

[@1789mum]

I just finished a bag with this stitch!! thanck you!!!

[@KendyJane67]

Thank you so much for the tutorial. This channel has so much important information. Thanks again 😊❤

[@vickyhandmade]

What a beautiful stitch! 💕💕💕

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Thank you!

[@jessicapirnat]

using this stitch with a ribbon/tape yarn to make a basket and it's working up beautifully!!

[@keilacarvalho4491]

I’m making a beanie & cowl. Thanks for all of your tutorials!

[@maryfear236]

I'm in love with this stitch!! Maybe an ear warmer since I usually have my hair up anyway!!

[@annab5733]

Hi! That is a great stitch for hot pads or pot holders.

[@Scorpio45Libra]

Yay #1 lol. Your an excellent teacher Sarah! Always look forward to Sundays with you. Have a great week! 🌞☕💖

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Thank you Sheryl! Sundays are fun!

[@ki-rort]

What a beautiful Stitch. Thank you for sharing. I will probably make a blanket.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

It will make a beautiful blanket!

[@kristakenney4526]

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

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Thank you!

[@lindafarebrother957]

The stitch is lovely (both sides) I would love to try this to make a blanket. Thank you for sharing 😊🇬🇧

[@lynnleef]

This looks good to use on a bag of some sort. I like it and will give it a try!

[@petoknight5455]

Beautiful stitch, love your channel

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Thank you :)

[@mycrochetstory7169]

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

[@jenniferfatzinger7714]

This is a cute stitch. Never seen this.

[@jygood3718]

I really love your stitch tutorials. Thank you very much🙋‍♀🐨⭐

[@alisonrector9624]

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 😊

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Hello! And I have lots of family in NB!

[@tamzingm8136]

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! ♥️

[@lelazajac5754]

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?

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

It may compared to some stitches as it is such a dense stitch - but it would have a lovely texture!

[@Wreinie]

ooh pretty stitch! Thank you for sharing

[@Pammy_Yolo]

Beautiful! The minute I saw it I thought of a honeycomb ❤

[@union23mom]

Great tutorial!

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Thank you :)

[@spiridoulatsou8138]

wow!i ve learned something new thank you!i wonder how can i do this stitch in v neck sweater

[@PatricesProjects]

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.

[@annetteburke4737]

I love this!!

[@suzanroggendorf9464]

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.

[@martinawiese8774]

Is it possible to crochet that stich in rounds? Thank you.

[@Cyndrome11]

Hot pad or potholder would be my project ❤️

[@lindajcope]

Love this stitch but I bet it takes a lot of yarn to complete a project. Would be good for heavier warmer articles.

[@luwandaartrelle4250]

I wonder if I could use this stitch as a border.

[@lucythomas3782]

Love it

[@radhapm5962]

Hi Sarah Can I make a sweater with this stitch? Pls advise

[@jeannieveintimilla402]

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.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

It is quite dense - so it will use more than some others

[@jeannieveintimilla402]

@@RichTexturesCrochet thank you so much ❤️

[@robertastewart2083]

Beautiful crochet stitch pattern and so well explained. Thank you. Your crochet hook is very unusual - do you know the brand name?

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

I do! This is a Birchwood Crochet hook by Rowan Yarns

[@sisterpamop]

I usually use new stitches on a washcloth.

[@selvianovelianhakim9585]

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?

[@pamspurlsofwisdom2661]

I would use cotton and make hotpads!!

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Yes!

[@rheac953]

I thought of this also. Is one layer of this thick enough for a hot pad.?

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

@@rheac953 Personally, I would work it holding two strands of yarn together to make it thicker, or add a backing to it :)

[@Thomas11611]

How long would it take to make a large blanket with this stitch?

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

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 :)

[@cindybraddock5319]

Where did you get your crochet hooks at

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

This is a Birchwood hook by Rowan Yarn :)