Celebrate Pollinators with Crochet Honeycomb and Bees

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Did you know that September is National Honey Month? For me, that’s definitely something worth celebrating—my mom is a beekeeper! September is the perfect time of year to celebrate honey—it’s a representation of summer’s hard work coming into sweet fruition with the fall harvest. Show your appreciation for our pollinator friends with these honey- and bee-inspired crochet projects! From textural stitches to lacy hexagonal motifs to tapestry crochet, there are so many ways to crochet honeycomb and bees.

Above: Love of Bees Notions Bag Set by Brenda K.B. Anderson 

Start one of these projects today as the perfect way to say goodbye to summer, welcome fall, and celebrate all things honey!

Honeycomb Socks

Treat your feet with the cozy Honeycomb Socks, designed by Patsy Harbor. This cozy pair will be keep your feet warm and stylish as fall’s chill creeps into the air. These socks feature an eye-catching honeycomb detail from the ankle up, and pops of color at toe and heel. Crochet with contrasting colors to accentuate the pattern’s honeycomb stitch.

Love of Bees Notions Bag Set

Whether you need new storage for your craft notions, makeup, or your must-haves in your purse, Brenda K.B. Anderon’s Love of Bees Notions Bag Set will “bee” everything you’ve wanted and more. This bag set is made using tapestry crochet colorwork charts and has the option of adding pom-poms for a fun addition. 

Related: Tips and Tricks for Tapestry Crochet

Honeycomb Table Setting

Crochet your own table setting with the Honeycomb Table Setting pattern by Anne McFarland. Your tea parties will be the talk of the hive as guests admire your matching coasters and placemats. The table setting is worked in Tunisian crochet and, depending on your yarn choice, can be used indoors or outdoors. 

Queen Bee Throw

Decorate your home with your own version of honeycomb! Lynn Wasylkevych’s Queen Bee Throw is a great piece to drape over your favorite chair or couch. This adorable blanket is made by combining motifs to form the geometric honeycomb pattern. Keep the colors in these honey hues or use other shades to create a different feel. 

Flowers for the Bees Scarf

Bundle up in layers this fall with the Flowers for the Bees Scarf, designed by Darla J. Fanton. This scarf is positively bee-utiful, and has a stand-out motif design, reminiscent of a bee’s honeycomb. The lightweight scarf is perfect for year-round wear thanks to its versatility in layering. 

Related: Watch Your Crochet Bloom with Flower-Themed Scarves

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These projects will bee-come some of your favorite crocheted items in your space. Make yourself a fun coaster for your honeyed tea and get crafting! I’m absolutely buzzing thinking of these sweet projects! 

Happy Honey Month!
Gabby

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