The Honeycomb Stitch
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This Honeycomb Stitch is a Brioche knit, which means it's light, fluffy, and has some great
dimension. It almost looks as though it’s doubled in thickness.
We begin by casting on an EVEN number of stitches. Before starting the Honeycomb stitch, I am
going to first knit two rows in Stockinette Stitch to help my work lie flat.
The pattern is just four repeating rows. This first row is repeating Knit One and Knit One
Below, which is K1B, across the row until you get to the end.
I have an entire video dedicated to learning the Knit One Below stitch, and the link is
in the description below. So, if you're not familiar with this stitch, please go check
it out.
At the end of your first row, I like to hold out the last slipped stitch. It makes it easier
to find when you are starting the next row.
On row two, we will pick up that slipped stitch and knit it along with the main stitch on
your needle. Then Knit One. Repeating. Again, pick up the slipped stitch and knit along
with the main stitch on your needle. Then Knit One. Repeat this across the row until
you get to the end.
Row Three, we will first Knit One Below, then Knit One. Continue this until you get to the
end of the row.
On our final row four, we will first Knit One, and then pick up the slipped stitch and
knit. Knit One and pick up the slipped stitch and knit. Continue these two stitches to the
end of the row.
I suggest always completing all four rows before you put your work down. This helps
you not needing to figure out where you left off.
So we just continue these four rows until your piece is the length you desire.
Look at how cool the Honeycomb Stitch looks using different yarns and needle sizes. And
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