I have a huge stash of thin yarn, including several skeins of light yellow. Pinterest inspired me to crochet an adorable honeycomb jacket for children. I also added cute bee appliques and sweet flower-shaped buttons.
I made relatively small hexagons with a diameter of about 7 cm. This means I needed 93 hexagons, along with 2 half hexagons and 1 2/3 hexagon. In total, I attached 8 bee appliques: two on the front, two on the back, and one on each arm. I have prepared a tutorial for the bee appliques, providing both a crochet chart (see slideshow) and written instructions.
Bee Appliqué
body | |
R1 | 1 sc (= 1sc) |
R2 | inc (= 2sc) |
R3 | 1 sc, inc (= 3sc) |
switch to yellow: | |
R4 |
inc, 1 sc, inc (= 5sc) |
R5-7 | 5 sc (= 5sc) |
switch to blck: | |
R8 |
inc, 2 sc, inc (= 7sc) |
R9-11 | 7 sc (= 7sc) |
switch to yellow: | |
R12 |
dec, 3 sc, dec (= 5sc) |
R13 |
dec, 1 sc, dec (= 3sc) |
head | |
R1 |
5 sc in magic ring (= 5sc) |
R2 |
*inc* (= 10sc) |
R3 | *1 sc, inc* (= 15sc) |
R4 | *inc, 2 sc* (= 20sc) |
antenna (2x) | |
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wing (2x) | |
continue on the backside:
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