Tunisian Honeycomb Crochet Stitch

In this tutorial I show you how to crochet the Tunisian Honeycomb Stitch. A blend of simple stitches and purl stitches. Work to any unit of numbers.
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[@Antikia]

I can't believe someone came up with this specific long combination of movements, to me, a complete rookie, this is mindblowing

[@elizabethnewton2217]

I'd say she's done it that way for the specific reason that she's teaching those of us who ARE rookies (like me) how to do this. Technique generally improves with experience

[@aubrieia9456]

Ikr but she makes it so easy to understand

[@msjennable]

@@aubrieia9456 I thought so too!🤩 Easy peasy

[@YourMentalTorture]

Elizabeth Newton i think the person meant the invention behind the stitches and crocheting.. to me its mindblowing too

[@yranaxia1186]

Yeah.. I wonder the person who created this just how is he/she thinking to create such thing

[@amara560]

This seems like some combination of crochet and knitting, fascinating!

[@jiminsinvisiblejams5993]

Tru

[@niamithani4155]

It is like a combination

[@sharonhamilton4328]

What I thought

[@susanking9502]

This stitch would be amazing, for a baby blanket! I have a new grandson and my first great-grandchild due in September! 💞💞💞

[@opaqueshadowsstudios6619]

That’s exactly what I thought.

[@victoriagerrald8711]

I don't think it will work. Because the hook is too short. But maybe if you'll do little squares and sew them together as a quilt.

[@dancingrenegade]

@@victoriagerrald8711 they make tunisian afghan hooks that have long cables or wires or tubing just like circular knitting needles do so you can do such projects 😊

[@jessicabell3438]

Super helpful! The camera is perfect to see what you are doing and the pace is one point! Thank you!!

[@lakshyagyanjyoti6475]

By ch

[@themegmelon1229]

@@lakshyagyanjyoti6475 ?

[@karenwellford2018]

I have been crocheting for 40 years and never saw this stitch before. It's beautiful, and I will be using it soon!

[@raiahy]

I'm a total beginner and I was intimidated thinking such a complex looking stitch cannot be easy to make, but you made it so clear and simple! Thank you for very clear instructions, I enjoyed myself immensly. I can't wait to crochet many things using this stitch now!

[@DoloresBelinte-dz9kf]

❤😂😂❤❤❤

[@DoloresBelinte-dz9kf]

6:38 🎉😂😂😂w🎉😂😂

[@DoloresBelinte-dz9kf]

You can make it easier for me

[@tiffanyann7055]

Absolutely love this tutorial. My mom taught me how to crochet nearly 30 years ago. Now I teach her new stitches that I learn from these types of tutorials. ❤

[@LinkandLeon]

Starting out I was like “yeah seems do-able” later on i was like “wow ummm this is quite difficult”

[@olgamisic9243]

Ni

[@rachellim3112]

I love that you give us troubleshooting guidelines as well (eg: how to tell which stitch is purl and simple). Great tutorial! thank you!

[@debrafreeman1729]

THis is a wonderful tutorial. Very clear and easy to understand. I am a visual learner so this suited me perfectly. The contrast between the yarn color and hook color make it alot easier to see the stiches. Thank-you!

[@lexirings]

I’m kinda new to crochet and this tutorial was so simple to follow✨

[@jaynestag95]

I'll give you a tip. Find out all the flaws people make in crochet then find the best tutorials that make your crochet the best. There are so many tiny things that can improve your crochet 100%.......

[@xSkavaX]

Welp, that's it! Now I have to learn tunisian crochet. This is gorgeous!

[@Violexie-wb7op]

Omg SAME. I was toying with the idea of learning Tunisian crochet, but now I MUST! I'm definitely running out for some Tunisian hooks today!!!!

[@TamarynLJohnson]

Thanks so much for this fab video! 🙏 I have never been able to knit, but I learned crochet so easily... Then I came across Tunisian crochet which seems like the perfect blend of crochet/knitting. I had no trouble learning this stitch as a first time Tunisian crocheter with your wonderful video! As others mentioned - perfect pace, perfect colours for clarity and the yarn type you used isn't fuzzy so the stitches were clear as day. It can be really annoying to watch a tutorial that over-explains every single step (to someone with a few years experience) when you're learning a new stitch. Really truly a great video, thanks so so much. ❤️🙏

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind comment!

[@argonwheatbelly637]

Love this stitch! Making my daughter a sweater. Yes, daddy loves to make his children nice things.

[@isabellemailloux862]

The way you crochet and the smoothness of your hand movements and your voice are very calming

[@gudruncrittendon6070]

What a beautiful way to demonstrate this lovely stitch! Thank you so very much for your patience with us who would like to learn these stitches also.

[@queentutt1959]

thank you so much! i was looking for the perfect stitch to make a shawl/scarf for my 89 year old mother-in-law. she will be so thrilled!

[@Acts--wn9zq]

queentutt1959 -- awwwww. How thoughtful and kind of you! I pray I will have a daughter-in-law of such a heart dear one! 💙💜.

[@valerieparadies4988]

Thank you so much that is fabulous. So simple and you explained everything so clearly. I have tried some others and I thought I knew what to do but they were a little bit more complicated. Wonderful, I can now do Tunisian crochet all day with this stitch.

[@Shelleejae]

My maternal grandmother taught me basic crochet like granny squares and granny flowered squares chevron stitch etc because she raised me but my paternal grandmother taught me the Afghan stitch which I used more than anything. But I never knew about these great modification stitches. Lovely. I’m 56 and have been crocheting since I was 10. Never ever too late to learn more.

[@momgrandma5496]

Teeny tiny honeycombs, adorable, washcloths and dishcloths here I come. Think I will try w/ cotton crochet thread too.

[@shelbypetrovics6580]

I love it! So beautiful, and you make it seem so easy. I agree with the comment that you have a very smooth, clear and soothing teaching method. Thank you! Can't wait to try this!!!

[@TrufflesMushroom]

Ooh, now this is what I call a tutorial. I’ve never crocheted before but I’m so into the way you present it so plainly and simply, so it’s not at all intimidating or confusing. I’m going to watch more of your Tunisian stitch tutorials and get out my mom’s hook and try this for myself. Fibercraftspeople are so cool.

[@TheNadoooshy]

Very short and informative. Thank you sooo much from someone who never done Tunisian crochet 🧶🙏🏽💕

[@sagehoney2000]

This is one of the best tutorials I’ve ever watched!!!

[@Bicharas]

I agree 💯!!!!

[@kathywelch8722]

I love the Tunisian crochet. This is a pretty stitch to add to my library. Thank you.

[@cmellowdee]

Thank you! I was practically giggly with joy watching you. I’m super excited to try this.

[@write2judie]

I'm a knitter and a crocheter and I just finished making my first scarf doing the Tunisian simple stitch. I plan to start a new scarf tomorrow using the honeycomb stitch. I really appreciate the clarity of your instructions. :)

[@IceSk8Princessa12]

How much yarn do you need for a scarf?! I think I’m going to do the same! How many did you chain?!?

[@suvashninaidoo2883]

I’m in love with anything honeycomb-shaped at the moment 😄. This is beautiful. Was looking for the perfect stitch to make a kindle sleeve and I think this is it. Thanks for the tutorial 😊

[@CraftyKayC]

great teacher! thank you. very clear to see what you are doing

[@brittanyloudy6486]

This is one of the only stitches, besides single crochet, that I've ever been able to do. Thank you for the easy to follow video!

[@Thinking.Of.Some.Handle]

You are such a great teacher :)

[@noneya1691]

I've watched many videos for the honeycomb stitch and this is by far the easiest to follow.

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kellyharrah11]

I rarely comment on youtube videos....but I just want to say thank u for providing the best and easy to follow instructions of anyone I have found!!! Thank u again...and may God bless u for helping others learn!

[@darkfenrir13]

encountered tunisian stitch just a day ago while learning the usual stitches snd quickly became interested in trying. your tutorials are very easy to understand specially for a person like me who is a visual learner! thank you so much!

[@eliatone5842]

Love this crochet stitch so easy and so effective for a beginner. And when learning to teach myself crochet , found this video by Happyberry so brilliant. No music, no gabbing in between or over explaining she takes it very slowly to allow your brain to absorb the process. I so greatful.my grandmother crocheted and had her work in a museum, sadly she did try to teach me as a child but sadly her hands would go so quick I could not take things in. I think she would be so proud to know I was carrying on this beautiful skill / artistry . So now can knit like Mum and crochet as Nan did even as a novice, thank you do much happy berry.

[@lisajean13]

Thank you. You explained this so well I was able to understand right away thank you

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

You're very welcome!

[@SuzanneWho]

Very good video. Thank you for explaining how to recognize the stitch in the previous row. That could have been a difficult problem for some of us. Bravo. ❤️🐈‍⬛

[@JoFunnyOnion]

Lovely clear instructions. I can’t understand why anyone has down voted this?

[@bushrakashmiri6794]

U made me understand well n quick . Ur teaching way is very satisfactory

[@gingergodess]

This is 💖beautiful💖 going to make my first blanket.

[@patriciamcgarr3183]

I like to learn new stitches with cotton yarn and make a wash cloth to give away. Honeycomb would be good since it is textured for scrubbing pots and pans. Great video

[@gladysantoniaincle-altu8498]

Your tutorials are great. Clear visual instruction resulting in better retention of pattern.

[@terryhuntington6145]

I love watching how you catch people how to crochet

[@PureEstrogen]

This is beautiful.

[@Bicharas]

Thank you for this tutorial. You explain this so well and I could listen to your accent all day 🥰

[@sunahobby141]

I like the way you teach, calm slowly and not boring 🤗🙏🙏

[@crisaquin7468]

Very easy to do while warching.. so hard when doing it the actual way🤪but thanks to you. I will make it perfectly perfect as i go on🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@swampophelia2098]

I love the way you teach, so simple and so clear, thank you so much. I’m making a blanket for my granddaughter and the honey comb stitch is perfect for what I want. 😊

[@CedarCypher13]

I had tried looking at a written guide for this stitch and it was utterly incomprehensible. This is so nice and easy to understand, tysm

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

You are so welcome!

[@louwisemans3306]

Thank you! I bought a complete set of Tunisian needles two years ago and never used them. You are a great teacher 🌹

[@barbarawhittall2311]

Thank you so many other platforms are confusing the honeycomb stitch I had wanted to refresh myself thank you

[@oakstrong1]

That was so hypnotic. Crocheting was the only thing I could stand of textile work at school. Unfortunately my teacher didn’t know how to crotchet so I didn't learn very much and in those days affordable personal computers and Internet were science fiction... One thing I remember being relatively easy was making mittens, useful things in my country. I think it involved on one, very easy stitch and the cuff was simply done in reverse. I have a faint memory about not sewing the thumb (or anything else) but somehow using only the hook - there certainly wasn't any visible seam! I cannot wait to finish studying and retire (the latter will happen first at my rate) so I can learn to crochet. I have already bought the hooks! I was never good at learning from books how to do something so a special thank you for people like you teaching new generations and keeping traditions alive. My mother used to cut milk bags (inside was always black) and sometimes plastic bags into strips and crotchet mats for the porch, bathroom and kitchen floor. (Rugs were utilitarian rather than home decoration, although we did have some "Sunday best" rugs.) I am sure she used a hook for those, rather than doing it hand: perhaps it was possible to make tighter and more durable mats or because it was easier to do over several days? I wonder what size hook that would be? (My aunt was too posh to use milk bags: she bought color co-ordinated plastic strips for the same purpose, though she prefferred to weave them.)

[@veronikastavkova2773]

I would like to thank you so very much. Today I feel very low and your video and your soothing voice is the first thing that made me feel like everything is going to be alright.

[@NoBootyBeauty]

That is such a sweet comment - I hope you are having a good day today and feeling better 🤗

[@TerrifiedTaylorGaming]

One of my friends who taught me how to tunisian crochet sent me here to learn this technique because the method I'm using my cloth is curling. I'm so eager to learn this technique when my new hooks come in as well as some yarn. 😊😊😊💖💖💖

[@shenandoah1322]

Thank you for these clear, simple instructions. I think I might give it a try, because it is very pretty. I already know the basic Tunisian crochet stitch, but this is so much prettier.

[@vidhyahemmady948]

Just got my set of tunisian crochet needles. Excited to do this stitch.

[@rehana_2404]

Thank you. First tutorial I have seen that makes the tunisian purl stitch so easy 🦋

[@tms8709]

You are an AWESOME teacher! Love your cadence and camera angle. Thank you!

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@tabithagollihugh9287]

This is an amazing stitch, and you are an amazing teacher. I followed along & had no problem at all! Can’t wait to make something larger!

[@tastas1313]

This was an AWESOME tutorial. I love your accent, your sense of humor and your patience. You make it look sooooo easy. I, well what can I say. You're just plumb WONDERFUL!!! Thanks.😍😀😃😎

[@cheshkat6321]

I would love to see this honeycomb in a round shape to use as a doily for some round tables I have. Never done Tunisian crochet, but because of a few samples I have seen in videos, I ordered a set of wooden Tunisian crochet hooks. As soon as life is less hectic I am going to learn this! Yarning hobbies are my relaxing new bedtime routine. Some crochet, some loom knitting, and soon Tunisian crochet. Thanks for sharing your craft!

[@sometnaro4594]

Thanks to you .. n ya I like your post because u show it very slowly clearly..

[@RenyJuta]

Finally a simple explanation, thanks for sharing!

[@mathildeandrews3679]

This tutorial is so much easier than ones I've seen before for this stitch, thank you

[@deeionetz3784]

love it i do this kind of crochet with the long hook, you did a great job, love your accent , so sweet.

[@tracymcculloch8995]

Thank you for this! Your tutorial is clear and easy to follow. It's going to give me a fantastic way to make warm slippers, especially when they're felted.

[@novelettemattis2597]

Thank you so so much for the clear instructions.

[@abbieking2353]

thank you. your really the only person I like to watch for these types of videos. your amazing.

[@nournofal267]

I am gonna buy a Tunisian crochet hook before Ramadan this way I can make these as presents🤗🤗🤗 thanks for the pattern🥰😘

[@jeanduncalf]

Thank you for your video on tunisian crochet stitches, i have books on different kinds of stitches ,but it is so much easier to understand and to follow your tuition which is amazing.

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

You are so welcome!

[@lrl2196]

I love the variation of stitches....I have made baby blankets just with the basic stitch and then embroidered little flowers here and there on it... the only difference is it was always known to me as the Afghan Stitch.....easy and most satisfying to do for certain! I shall be trying this variation for sure. Thank you!

[@bubsub5480]

Is it only me who finds it satisfying when she slides the crocheting needle inside??🤔🤔

[@susanscott1782]

「Green Tea」 I’m struggling with this

[@bubsub5480]

@@susanscott1782 oh sorry bout that

[@Robin31716]

Thank You new to Tunisian crochet and this is going into my library. Adding it to my current lapghan

[@rebeccascorner]

Best tutorial video I have seen! You're great at teaching this technique!!

[@Curlygaga]

Perfection! You nailed it for me. Thanks for making it easy to understand.

[@kelleyjohnson7949]

Great video! I've done simple stitch before, but I'd recently seen a video on purp stitch that left me confused. This cleared up everything and taught me a beautiful new stitch, so thank you!

[@MsYauzza]

I barely speak English, but it’s so well explained, I got everything. You’re a great teacher 👍🏼 Thank you so much.

[@user-hh3go9po3v]

Your English seems very good 😊

[@MsYauzza]

Bookworm 1 and you are very kind 🥰

[@user-hh3go9po3v]

Катя Яуза ❤️

[@crisjenness274]

Thank you so much for the very clear instructions. I am new to crocheting and I will most def try this!

[@forgiven212]

Its beautiful. Last time I did Crochet was a blanket for my Granddaughter Olivia. Ollie loves it, now almost 4. 😍😊

[@WendyBockstoce-pm9eg]

Thank you for this awesome video. I had struggled with this for hours before I found this video.

[@misc.endeavours8343]

This is so relaxing to watch but at the same time it's frustrating - because I can't crochet, knit or sew to save my life. It's so clever and makes me wonder who first devised these intricate stitches and how.

[@HappyBerryCrochet]

I always wonder that too! I think it comes from a variety of people and locations to suit different means

[@arlenek6797]

Ive been knitting for years now.. and learning crochet stitch thanks for the video you made it look so easy LOL

[@jenniferrice5877]

I've been crocheting as a child. I do everything except crewel and latch hook. You are the best teacher I've ever seen. Some people dumb things down; you don't. You just referred people to your previous works videos if they don't understand. Your teaching style is a joy. I love this stitch. Great for anyone's collection. So, glad I found your channel. Subscribing now!

[@argonwheatbelly637]

My mother taught when I was little, and by around seven years old, I could do simple afghans with an afghan hook, and bang out a ripple-ghan with a regular hook. I taught myself the correct front and back versions, as well as turning chain math, since my mother needed my father's help for that part. :-) This is a wonderful craft for anyone to learn! I look forward to passing this on to both of my children.

[@kristiejennings9065]

I have not learn this stitch yet or anything using the Tunisian stitches. But this is a beautiful stitch. I like to keep things simple.

[@sugarbabie1681]

I would love love love more Tunisian stuff please 🥺❤️❤️❤️

[@marlenemorris7889]

Thankyou you make it look so simple. I would love to see more Tunisian crochet stitches.

[@ViKee010]

I love this. I’ve never gotten the knack of knitting and this is so pretty like knitting. And I understand it! I’m going to pursue learning this more. Thanks for this lesson ❤️

[@simplesmeerkat1665]

So like Moss stitch for knitting. Oooh I will have to give this a go. I made a Simple stitch baby blanket last month. Thank you x

[@katesansom3841]

This is so cool and simple! I’ve been doing the Tunisian smock stitch (mermaid scales) with a color changing yarn and realize I’m not a fan of how that looks. I had previously done with by changing between two colors and wanted things to be easier, but the color changing yarn isn’t quite how I wanted it to look. BUT, I was thinking about how cool the Tunisian needle is and I’m excited to try other stitches with it!

[@ashleyrobinson1042]

Lovely clear and simple tutorial...thanks so much! 😊

[@starlightlynn30]

Thank you for this tutorial, such a cute stitch. I love learning new stitches. I am already doing a lap blanket with the simple stitch and purl together and I am almost done with it.

[@Nathaliafrezita]

No hablo inglés, pero pude entender bien la explicación. Gracias por mostrar bien los puntos del crochet.

[@updownstate]

Exactamente, es regalo.

[@twentyfivehourpharmacy6348]

RobloxGamer2020 ! My Spanish isn’t very good, but I know they said something along the lines of “I don’t speak English, but I could understand the explanation well. Thank you for showing the crochet stitches well”

[@Shayysierra]

@@georgexdino1087 stfu

[@Jin04115]

@@georgexdino1087 you're rather rude.

[@lk6789]

@@georgexdino1087 Looks like you don't speak English either, no need to be rude, Try 'I don't speak Spanish' or 'no hablo español'.

[@celestek.2395]

You are amazing at teaching! I understand everything you said and did! THANK YOU 😊

[@AlaskaCraftyGalVictoria]

This is a beautiful stitch! I have always been intimidated by it... but you make it seem sooooo EASY! 💚💜💚 Thank you for this! I am saving this to my watch later video file so I can watch it again and again until I master it! Beautiful ❤️I want to use this to make a baby blanket🤗

[@stacey021375]

Oh my goodness, this is adorable! I think I want to make a bunch of squares and join them together! Thank you so much!

[@Mantrasarita]

Thank you. Your explanation is so neat like your knitting. I am trying it right now.

[@kiliclark5298]

This is so pretty! I've never done tunisian crochet before but this was such an easy tutorial to understand! thank you

[@ChiarettaCroce]

Oh nice stitch! Love Tunisian crochet !

[@AngelVN0859]

Thank you for showing this beautiful pattern. I love it. Planning to make a cardigan with this.

[@unicornster]

I'm ordering Tunisian hook now I have seen the tutorials. Looks fun and not too difficult.