Knitted Honey Honeycomb Motif If knitted with fine threads, you can sew pearls on it or you can use Cardigans, Blankets and Vests.

The honeycomb weaving pattern is perhaps one of the most enjoyable weaving techniques to knit. As it is nice, you will be surprised by the cute and stylish pattern that emerges after knitting. It can be preferred to knit as children's knitted sweaters or cardigans with its tiny patterns.

The method of making the honeycomb weave model is based on the logic of combining two loops regularly with the adjoining loops crossing one to the right and to the left.

Here is an explanation of how we can knit the honeycomb weave pattern (pattern) step by step. First, we start by putting my edge loop on our bottle. The 2 loops that come after the edge loop are carefully crossed to the right with the help of the right needle.

The loops you crossed are taken with a left wing and knit straight. This time, 2 loops on the other side are crossed to the left with the help of the left needle. Now the loops you have taken from the bottle on the left are woven from plain weave. Then go to the back of the model.

In honeycomb weave, the rows in the back of the pattern are woven with reverse weave. When you get to the second row, you will continue the knitting process by applying the reverse of what you did in the first row. That is, we cross the loops that we crossed to the left in the first row, this time to the right, and the loops that we crossed to the right in the first row, to the left.

You will see that you have created tiny combs when you continue to knit across all the rows that will come after this way. Meanwhile, you can increase the width of the combs by increasing the number of loops you cross. If you want, you can make the colorful honeycomb pattern work by using different colors.