I don't know if I have the skill to do this stitch but I'm going to try. I've never seen the aryan look by crochet, only the knitted ones. Such a great looking pattern. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much for this beautiful free pattern, I'm loving it I'm making a scarf for my hubby 😍 just need to find a pattern for an winter hat too that will match this pattern.
Oooh nice I’m looking for a beanie and scarf set for an elderly man (94) gift . I was going to do the Woven Stitch set but I really like this scarf too 😇Merry Christmas soon !
Good evening Bonnie, I'm about to shop for yarn for your honeycomb scarf pattern and noticed under the video it calls it an Aran Honeycomb scarf, yet when reading us the information off the label of the preferred yarn is a DK weight yarn.Im now questiong if it's Aran or Dk, it does look more Aran to my eye? Thankyou in advance for clearing this up for me
This was definitely the DK yarn. The cabling with crochet always looks thicker than knitting in my experience. This is why I prefer the thinner yarns for these textures when making garments.
Hi! I love this scarf and your work. But I have a problem I've started over this scarf like 4 times now and I no matter how carefully I follow instructions, something goes wrong each time. I have 37 double crochets in "ROW 1", I start "ROW 2" with 2 front posts. But by the end of ROW 2 what I have is the final 2 front posts 1 lonely stich and then the chain? For some reason I always end up with that. I don't have the two last front/backs posts AND the chain that goes up as I see in your video, I always have this spare stich in between the chain and the last pair of front-back posts? Also when you start ROW 3 you begin with 2 front posts, so that means you finished row 2 with 2 back posts right? But in my scarf row 2 ends with two front posts so the only way I could start row 3 with front posts is reversing each stitch. I know the explanations is confusing as hell haha, sorry... To sum up. If this is a front post(=), this is a back post(-), this is a double crochet (¥) and this is the chain that goes up(!)... My first 2 rows endings look like this: ROW 2 ! ¥ = = - - = = - - = = ROW 1 ! ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Could you please help me? Thanks in advance
Could you kindly copy and paste this in an email to bonniebay@me.com? I want to be able to answer you fully and perhaps see some photos of your work to give my best answer. I am also away at a conference this week so I'll have to work this in when I can. By emailing me it won't get lost in TH-cam comments here. Thank you!
Dear bonnie I started working on this marvellous pattern. I'm using similar yarn and hook but I'm afraid the finished scarf might be somewhat stiff .what do you see dear
There are two things you can try Ghada. Try blocking this, and stretch it a bit as you pin it into place. Spray with water and let it dry overnight. This may help a lot. Going forward you may try to crochet with a size larger hook.
That really all depends on how you redesign it. The honeycombs is a multiple of 8, so you can subtract 8 from the starting chain for each honeycomb you wish to omit.
i know im asking randomly but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost my account password. I love any assistance you can offer me.
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nagyon szép munka, de a sötét filmen a sötét fonallal alig lehet látni,, sajnálom... pedig szép minta... 9- sornál nem látom jól az alá öltést hova??? Nem elég lassu az elő "v",,
This is what I used for this scarf: 5 skeins of Berroco's Ultra Alpaca Light (50% Super Fine Alpaca, 50% Peruvian Wool, 1.75 oz/50 g, 146 yds/133 m) in color #42188
Can I crochet this pattern in Aran Malabrigo Rios? I'm totally new to this and I don't know much about yarn weights... Thanks so much, it's a beautiful scarf!
Thank you very much for this. I have been working on it for a week with a lot of try! It has been fine till row number 13 which It is just repeat of row number 9 but I can’t make it done because of to finish the honeycomb I have to do it on the 2 first stitches of the last 6 rows. Is there any advice for this? Thanks in advance 😘
I really wanted to make this.... Ive tried twice now. But its extremely hard to follow once you start the honeycomb part... you go too fast and don't show enough of the stitches you are working with, even with slowing down the video. Slowing the video doesn't help when I can't tell what stich you're going into. It's frustrating spending all that time to end up at a stopping point because I cant see what you're doing. Slowing it down and really pointing out the process would help for beginners to the honeycomb stich. Just my two cents though.
This is good but for someone who who has no idea what back or front or where the front or back stitch is even if we’re holding it…. It’s very confusing and you moving quite fast. I think a close up of each new stitch in the beginning would help us. Also the gray yarn is not clear a brighter color would’ve worked a much better for visual purposes. And also more slower please.
This is an intermediate design. Should you need to slow this video (or any video on TH-cam), simply click on the gear-shaped icon on the lower right (for computers), or the 3 vertical dots in the upper right-hand corner of your phone. This will bring up a playback speed menu. Select a slower speed and the video will play at a slower rate.
Just and update. Ended up using a hook size 7 with the ferris wheel. Oh my gosh its pretty. This pattern keeps me on my toes thats for sure. Thanks so much
Your fingernails are more in focus than the yarn. The image keeps falling out of focus. The yarn and background are too dark to see clearly. And you’re going way too fast. Slow down Bonnie !
You can totally control the speed XX XX. Look for the gear-shaped icon in the lower right (for computers) or the 3 vertical dots in the upper right-hand corner (smartphones) and click this to bring up the playback speed menu. You can slow me down as much as you like. This works for all TH-cam videos.
Slowing it down doesn't help if you're going to fast with your fingers in the way.... you need to point out what you're doing better. Your nails block a lot. Espcially at the honeycomb part.
I finally got the pattern and made beautiful scarves. It took a lot of studying what i was doing and watching this video over and over on extreme slow motion. Thank you Bonnie for the wonderful stitch demonstration . It was challenging but ended up beautiful ❤
I don't know if I have the skill to do this stitch but I'm going to try. I've never seen the aryan look by crochet, only the knitted ones. Such a great looking pattern. Thank you for sharing.
@@brendabowers568 I’ve got many more on my home page as well as additional stitch tutorials.
Ok, I'm starting this one today 5/10/22 I'll update this post when I'm done.
How did it go?
Did you finish yet?
Thank you, Ms. Bonnie for the pattern!! ❤
My pleasure Felicia!
Thank you Bonnie!! Your tutorial is excellent and easy to follow. I finally finished mine.
I am planning to make this for my father... Looks very challenging.. but will be worth it..✨❤️🧡 thankyou for the pattern..
Thank you so much for sharing ❤️ I'm going to make one for my son 💙 wish me luck!
Thank you very much for this beautiful free pattern, I'm loving it I'm making a scarf for my hubby 😍 just need to find a pattern for an winter hat too that will match this pattern.
Glad you are enjoying this one!
This will be a beautiful challenge! Thank you for the clear instructions!
Once you complete a few rows of the pattern stitch Diane, you’ll be doing this with in your sleep!😊❤️
Hello there 😊
I wann thank you for the speed tip. And this beautiful scarf
Absolutely gorgeous 🥰 Thank you for sharing this pattern ❣🥰❤❤❤❤❤❤ ❤
Oooh nice I’m looking for a beanie and scarf set for an elderly man (94) gift . I was going to do the Woven Stitch set but I really like this scarf too 😇Merry Christmas soon !
Good evening Bonnie, I'm about to shop for yarn for your honeycomb scarf pattern and noticed under the video it calls it an Aran Honeycomb scarf, yet when reading us the information off the label of the preferred yarn is a DK weight yarn.Im now questiong if it's Aran or Dk, it does look more Aran to my eye? Thankyou in advance for clearing this up for me
This was definitely the DK yarn. The cabling with crochet always looks thicker than knitting in my experience. This is why I prefer the thinner yarns for these textures when making garments.
I love it.
Beautiful pattern.
Thank you.
My pleasure Helen!
Beautiful work
I my list now
Hi! I love this scarf and your work. But I have a problem I've started over this scarf like 4 times now and I no matter how carefully I follow instructions, something goes wrong each time. I have 37 double crochets in "ROW 1",
I start "ROW 2" with 2 front posts. But by the end of ROW 2 what I have is the final 2 front posts 1 lonely stich and then the chain? For some reason I always end up with that. I don't have the two last front/backs posts AND the chain that goes up as I see in your video, I always have this spare stich in between the chain and the last pair of front-back posts?
Also when you start ROW 3 you begin with 2 front posts, so that means you finished row 2 with 2 back posts right?
But in my scarf row 2 ends with two front posts so the only way I could start row 3 with front posts is reversing each stitch.
I know the explanations is confusing as hell haha, sorry... To sum up. If this is a front post(=), this is a back post(-), this is a double crochet (¥) and this is the chain that goes up(!)...
My first 2 rows endings look like this:
ROW 2 ! ¥ = = - - = = - - = =
ROW 1 ! ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥
Could you please help me? Thanks in advance
Could you kindly copy and paste this in an email to bonniebay@me.com? I want to be able to answer you fully and perhaps see some photos of your work to give my best answer. I am also away at a conference this week so I'll have to work this in when I can. By emailing me it won't get lost in TH-cam comments here. Thank you!
Idk how long ago this was but I’m having the same issue is there a way I could get some help too
Muy bonita puntada gracias por compartir bonito día 😊🌹
WOW! Love this scarf!!! I was planning to make the Wheat cable scarf, but I might make this one first. OH! The dilemma!!! Love!!!
Thank you for this pattern.. I loved it..Do you have a hat pattern,pls share as I have made a scarf but waiting for a hat pattern
Dear bonnie I started working on this marvellous pattern. I'm using similar yarn and hook but I'm afraid the finished scarf might be somewhat stiff .what do you see dear
There are two things you can try Ghada. Try blocking this, and stretch it a bit as you pin it into place. Spray with water and let it dry overnight. This may help a lot. Going forward you may try to crochet with a size larger hook.
Thank you dear
hi bonnie! attempting this scarf now, what multiple of chain can i do to make it abit thinner in width? thank you !
That really all depends on how you redesign it. The honeycombs is a multiple of 8, so you can subtract 8 from the starting chain for each honeycomb you wish to omit.
Beautiful! As usual! Can’t wait to do this one... as soon as I finish the Tree of Life throw. ❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
So glad you like this one Hog Wallow Soaps! I truly enjoyed designing & crocheting this one.
i know im asking randomly but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost my account password. I love any assistance you can offer me.
@Anakin Dean Instablaster =)
@Major Beckett Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Major Beckett it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my ass !
Lovely! Thank you for sharing...🤗
Thank you very much for this tutorial God Bless you
It is beautiful i was wondering if this pattern can be use for a hat
nagyon szép munka, de a sötét filmen a sötét fonallal alig lehet látni,, sajnálom... pedig szép minta... 9- sornál nem látom jól az alá öltést hova??? Nem elég lassu az elő "v",,
I would to make a hat to go along with this scarf for my daughter. Do you have one you would recommend that would match thus maybe?
Not yet Deanna, but would be easy to add to the list for the near future.
Hello .. that’s so beautiful.. I really Want to give a try ❤️ will u pls tell me how many grams of yarns need for this project ?? Thanks lots
This is what I used for this scarf: 5 skeins of Berroco's Ultra Alpaca Light (50% Super Fine Alpaca, 50% Peruvian Wool, 1.75 oz/50 g, 146 yds/133 m) in color #42188
BonnieBayCrochet thanks you so much ❤️
@@BonnieBayCrochet 300gms is ok?
@@alwayswithtruth4449 it really depends upon the yardage/meters. These requirements are in the video.
Do you have a matching hat or gloves to go with this scarf?
I do, but not on this channel Anna. I may have to put these on the to do list!
@@BonnieBayCrochet You have another Channel?
@@annamamo3645 yes, a paid subscriber channel without commercials, and complimentary patterns for many designs, or at least the ones I own.
I like it, so beautifull 😍😍😍😍
Stupenda😍
Thanks 👍👏 lovely
Can I crochet this pattern in Aran Malabrigo Rios? I'm totally new to this and I don't know much about yarn weights... Thanks so much, it's a beautiful scarf!
You can, but may get a thicker fabric. Be sure to upsize your hook to match this yarn.
Oh no! The pattern page is gone… Is there a new link? Thank you!
Thanks for letting me know Yvonne. Here's the correct link: www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/aran-honeycomb-scarf-crochet-pattern-by-bonnie-barker
whats the length and width for this scarf? I would love to make it
She said it’s approximately 7.5” wide by 55” long.
Can this be made into an infinite scarf???
Woww tq So much Bonnie 🙏🙏😘😘
Bonjour magnifique création bravo j'adore.
Can you use a 4 medium yarn for this pattern?
You can but the cabling will be pretty chunky. You may want to make a small swatch to see what you think.
🖤 Fabulous! 🖤
Can you use whatever yarn you choose??
You can, but if you want a similar result I would stay within the same yarn size category that I used.
Thank you very much for this. I have been working on it for a week with a lot of try! It has been fine till row number 13 which It is just repeat of row number 9 but I can’t make it done because of to finish the honeycomb I have to do it on the 2 first stitches of the last 6 rows. Is there any advice for this? Thanks in advance 😘
Can you send a photo to bonniebay@me.com so I can see the problem you are having with this? This would help me to help you a lot.
I really wanted to make this.... Ive tried twice now. But its extremely hard to follow once you start the honeycomb part... you go too fast and don't show enough of the stitches you are working with, even with slowing down the video. Slowing the video doesn't help when I can't tell what stich you're going into. It's frustrating spending all that time to end up at a stopping point because I cant see what you're doing. Slowing it down and really pointing out the process would help for beginners to the honeycomb stich. Just my two cents though.
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This is good but for someone who who has no idea what back or front or where the front or back stitch is even if we’re holding it…. It’s very confusing and you moving quite fast. I think a close up of each new stitch in the beginning would help us. Also the gray yarn is not clear a brighter color would’ve worked a much better for visual purposes. And also more slower please.
This is an intermediate design. Should you need to slow this video (or any video on TH-cam), simply click on the gear-shaped icon on the lower right (for computers), or the 3 vertical dots in the upper right-hand corner of your phone. This will bring up a playback speed menu. Select a slower speed and the video will play at a slower rate.
Do you think lionbrands ferris wheel would be ok for this? Its also a size 5 hook yarn. Or would I have to go up to a 6 cause its a 4weight?
Should be fine if you like the fabric it makes. I haven’t worked with that yarn yet. If you need more drape, just upsize the hook.
@@BonnieBayCrochet thank you so much. 🤗🤗
Just and update. Ended up using a hook size 7 with the ferris wheel. Oh my gosh its pretty. This pattern keeps me on my toes thats for sure. Thanks so much
@@1-10-andmore please post on Facebook or Instagram if you can when finished. I would love to see!😊❤️
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Why would u use a dark yarn in front of a black background? Very difficult to understand also. 👎
Your fingernails are more in focus than the yarn. The image keeps falling out of focus. The yarn and background are too dark to see clearly. And you’re going way too fast. Slow down Bonnie !
You can totally control the speed XX XX. Look for the gear-shaped icon in the lower right (for computers) or the 3 vertical dots in the upper right-hand corner (smartphones) and click this to bring up the playback speed menu. You can slow me down as much as you like. This works for all TH-cam videos.
Slowing it down doesn't help if you're going to fast with your fingers in the way.... you need to point out what you're doing better. Your nails block a lot. Espcially at the honeycomb part.
I finally got the pattern and made beautiful scarves. It took a lot of studying what i was doing and watching this video over and over on extreme slow motion. Thank you Bonnie for the wonderful stitch demonstration . It was challenging but ended up beautiful ❤