Honeycomb Stitch Tutorial (2021) - How To Knit

[@ysl18nunez55]

El mejor tutorial que he encontrado, sin ningún género de duda. Muchísimas gracias por tu paciencia y por saber enseñar tan bien. From Spain, thank you very much. 😘

[@janejamesknitwear]

You're very sweet! I'm glad it was helpful

[@ysl18nunez55]

@@janejamesknitwear 😘😘

[@jejepalmer]

I was going through my old knitted items and found this stitch that I used to do all the time, it was my favourite! After all these decades I seemed to had forgotten it, but with the help of your video it all came rushing back to me. Thank you!

[@jemappelle.n]

Everything is perfect about this tutorial, so CLEAR!!😍

[@janejamesknitwear]

You are so sweet! I'm glad it was helpful

[@kimallard225]

This tutorial was brilliant. Thank you, for sharing. Im practising new stitches and loved this one. I loved the memory method at the end. ❤x

[@janejamesknitwear]

Love to hear this!

[@Lillymae-gq4oe]

This is the best tutorial and easy explanation for honeycomb stitch. Thank you 😊

[@sharikasingh408]

Your tutorial was very visual and easy to follow. The illustration of the pattern and how to memorise it was very interesting 👌😊. Thank you 🙏

[@theresadavis7604]

Love the look of the honeycomb pattern and your trick is awesome! Can’t wait to try this one

[@TexasTwins]

👏🏻👏🏻🤩💯🏆🥳🎉😍 Thank you sooo much for this fantastic video! I love the honeycomb stitch, but have been doing it in Tunisian crochet. I’m very eager to try it now with knitting!!

[@wendywayne5544]

Thank you I waß pleased to learn how to recall the pattern. I watch TV when I knit also

[@marianneborlaug7995]

Hi! Love this video❤ made it easy for me to understand and remember- finally! Do you have a video or tips on increasing/decreasing in honeycomb brioche pattern?

[@boutiqueholanda1659]

LOVE your explanation, it's so clear and easy to follow. The trick is so catchy! Now I am knitting this patern in two colors in the flat. Do you have a trick for this as well. I keep getting lost which row I am knitting.

[@janejamesknitwear]

Glad to hear the trick helps :-) hmm, for two colours? I'll have to figure that one out myself first. I'll add it to my list of tutorial ideas

[@charlenes5]

can this be done for a sweater (jumper ) iif so do you have a video of how to knit a jumper using this pattern please l like the look of this but would like to make a sweater using this pattern thank you for sharing just learning how to knit

[@samanthajuliet2293]

I am looking to create a blanket or throw pattern in this stich any suggestions for the borders? 😊

[@chyntiathompson8364]

Thanks very much good reminder

[@sheilabrown6579]

Do you have a video tutorial on how to go back on this stitch if you make a mistake

[@ifeoluwasanni737]

Great video! Please can you do a tutorial on slipped hourglass stitch? Please. I'm so confused

[@janejamesknitwear]

As requested, I've uploaded a new video on the slipped hourglass stitch. It's a long one, but I timestamped the rows, in case it's a particular row you're struggling with.

[@ifeoluwasanni737]

@@janejamesknitwear thank you so much🙂💞

[@wilsal2485]

Great instructions but I'm doing it in the round & it's not working. Would u follow exact instructions in the round? The increase rows might be the problem or both.

[@jhwatchlist6927]

It appears that you are knitting through the back loop (TBL) on the set-up row, through the front loop on the second row, and that all your slipped stitches are slipped purlwise (PW). I think it would help if you describe that as you describe the knitting process.

[@traceymariemontgomery2137]

How beautiful thankyou 😊😊❤❤

[@How2shine]

Looks like your setup row k1 is actually knit 1 thru the back loop?

[@carolynevans8826]

It uses the combination of the brioche stitch by looks of it

[@CarolynLeyboldt]

Love the memory tricks!

[@janejamesknitwear]

I'm glad they're helpful

[@cheekypiper512]

It's knitting into the back not ordinary K1.

[@dianapadilla8511]

I'm doing a scarf with this pattern and technique, could ypu tell me why my left border is different from the right one and how I can fix it? Thank you!

[@janejamesknitwear]

Are you doing the scarf solely in this stitch?

[@dianapadilla8511]

Yes, only this stitch and the left edge is a bit weird, I thought about doing purl in the last stitch, but it is still the same result.

[@alysiasmith6004]

How do you finish the project is it just like a normal finish and slipping old stitch over the new stitch?

[@janejamesknitwear]

Mostly yes. I would finish it during a WS row, not making any new YO, and still knit the existing YO and next stitch together. If you finish during a RS row, and knit and bind/cast off the YO, you'll end up binding/casting off more stitches than you've casted on, creating a very wide, and funny looking edge. And no one wants that.

[@ulkuturac4718]

İ love your video s Your are making explanation in continental knitters style 👍🏻 İs it possible also a video off Trinity stiches Thank you

[@janejamesknitwear]

You're welcome. The trinity stitch, that's a good idea! I'm putting it on my list 🙂

[@ulkuturac4718]

@@janejamesknitwear I'm waiting for 😍

[@janejamesknitwear]

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[@ulkuturac4718]

@@janejamesknitwear I thank you 😘

[@drajaniku]

Lovely. Thank you!

[@Tameerkat]

I am a new knitter! are you doing a speed knitting style of knitting?

[@janejamesknitwear]

Potentially? I've been knitting for +15 years, so I've just naturally gotten fast. If the video is too fast, you can adjust the play speed to slower. If you're a new knitter, the speed you should be knitting is whatever speed you feel comfortable with. Knitting is slow fashion, it's not a race. Enjoy the craft

[@alexisroberts1871]

Stocking stitch

[@Monique-TheYarnCurator]

♡♡♡ STUNNING ♡♡♡

[@sheila6122]

Do you have written instructions for this

[@janejamesknitwear]

Yes! You can find them in the description box of this tutorial. But here they are again: Set up row (WS): K1, *K1, YO, Sl1*, K1 Row 1 (RS): K2, slip YO,K2 Row 2 (WS): K1, *YO, Sl1, knit YO and next stitch together*, K1 Row 3 (RS): K1, *K2, slip YO*, K1 Row 4 (WS): K1, *knit YO and next stitch together, YO, Sl1*, K1

[@miriammcdade3077]

😊👍

[@shelbyhicks9361]

Is she knitting in continental?

[@janejamesknitwear]

She is, I mean, I am 🙂

[@watchgoose]

why knitting through back loop?

[@janejamesknitwear]

I'm not knitting through the back loop, though I do understand why it looks like this. I've discovered that when knitting, I might wrap my yarn in the other direction than most knitters do, so my stitches are place in mirror image on my needle. So when I do 'my' regular knit stitch, I might look like I'm knitting through the back loop, but you just do a normal knit stitch. It took me over a decade to find out that I'm doing this, so the habit is very strong, and it's difficult to try and wrap my yarn the other way than I'm used to. I hope I didn't just confuse you more 🙂