Beautiful Crochet Honeycomb Free Pattern

By kimcraft
This pattern is super easy to crochet and can be used for any project like blanket, dishcloth, pillow or even a cardigan.
 
It works fast because we are going to use double crochet stitch (dc). 
 
In this video tutorial I call 6 dc as a fan because they remind me it. We are going to use another stitch called back post double crochet stitch (BP dc) but just crocheting half of the stitch and keeping 7 loops on the hook to create a fan. 
 
I tried to put the pattern into words but for me it wasn't an easy task. 
 
So if you have suggestions or questions, you are welcome to correct the text bellow.
 
For this pattern you can chain any number that is multiple of 8 plus 1 chain. 1 
Ch - chain
Sc - single crochet
St - stitch 
1 row Ch1 and sc into 2nd stitch, sc in each stitch 
2 row Ch3, 3dc into 1st stitch, Ch3, skip 3 st, (1sc, Ch3, skip 3 st, 6dc, skip 3 st)*
3 row Ch1, 1 sc jnto 1st st, Ch3, 6 BP dc( not finishing dc but keeping 7 loops on the hook ). Pull through all 7 loops, Ch1, Ch3, sc in between 3d and 4th BP dc of previous row
4 row Ch1, sc into 1 st stitch, 6 dc into top of 6 dc of previous row. 
5 row Ch3, 3BP dc, Ch3 between 3d and 4th stitch 
6 row Ch3, 3 dc into the top of 3BP dc 9f the previous row , 

Here the video tutorial
 



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