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Beehive

This pattern is designed by @essiebirdies. It may not be sold or used for commercial
purposes.
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Copyright essiebirdies 2023


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Supplies:
Cotton yarn suitable for hook size 2,5 mm (color yellow and brown)
Thin cotton yarn for embroidery and crocheting the bees (I used Scheepjes Maxi sweet treat)
Hook size 2,5 mm and hook size 2 mm for the bees
Scissors and needle

Abbreviations (US)
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
dec = decrease
inc = increase
Sl st = slip stitch
St = stitch
Sts = stitches
Rep = repeat

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Notes:
The pattern consists of two separate made panels, a front and a back panel. After finishing
the panels, you make the embroidery decoration, door and bees on the front panel. Then
crochet the two panels together.

Pattern
Crochet in rows, ch1 after every row and turn.
R1: ch29 with yellow yarn, start in second ch from the hook: 28sc (28)
R2: inc, 26sc, inc (30)
R3: inc, 28sc, inc (32)
R4 and R5: 32sc (32)
R6: dec, 28sc, dec (30)
R7: dec, 26sc, dec (28)
R8: inc, 26sc, inc (30)
R9: inc, 28sc, inc (32)
R10 and R11: 32sc (32)
R12: dec, 28sc, dec (30)
R13: (dec)2x, 26sc, (dec)2x (26)
R14: inc, 24sc, inc (28)
R15: inc, 26sc, inc (30)
R16 and R17: 30sc (30)
R18: dec, 26sc, dec (28)
R19: (dec)2x, 20sc, (dec)2x (24)
R20: inc, 22sc, inc (26)
R21: inc, 24sc, inc (28)
R22 and R23: 28sc (28)
R24: dec, 24sc, dec (26)
R25: (dec)2x, 18sc, (dec)2x (22)
R26: inc, 20sc, inc (24)
R27: inc, 22sc, inc (26)
R28 and R29: 26sc (26)
R30: dec, 22sc, dec (24)
R31: (dec)2x, 16sc, (dec)2x (20)
R32: dec, 16sc, dec (18)
R33: 18sc (18)
R34: dec, 14sc, dec (16)
R35: 16sc (16)
R36: dec, 12sc, dec (14)
R37: dec, 10sc, dec (12)
R38: dec, 8sc, dec (10)
R39: (dec)2x, 2sc, (dec)2x (6)
Fasten off and make a second panel the same way.

Door front panel:


Crochet in rows, ch1 after every row and turn.
R1: Ch7 with brown yarn, start in 2nd ch from the hook; 6sc (6)

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R2 – R7: 6sc (6)
R8: dc, hdc, dc, dc, hdc, dc, fasten off.

Bees:
Make with thin black and yellow yarn and hook size 2 mm.
Crochet in rounds
R1: With yellow: 6sc in magic ring (6)
R2: (2sc, inc)2x (8)
R3: (1sc, inc)4x (12)
R4: 12sc (12)
R5: change to black; 12sc (12)
R6: 12sc (12)
R7: change to yellow; 12sc
R8: 12sc (12)
R9: change to black; 12sc, stuff
R10: (dec) 6x (6)
Fasten off, leaving a longer yarn tail to close.

Bee feelers (2):


R1: with black; ch6, start in 2nd from the hook, 2sc, 4sl st, fasten off.

Bee wings (2):


R1: ch7 with white yarn
R2: sl st in 2nd ch from the hook, dc, hdc, dc, (dc and hdc in next ch), (dc and sl st in last ch),
fasten off, leaving a yarn tail to sew the wings to the bees back.

Embroider little eyes on the bees with black yarn.

Assembling:
With brown yarn make sts horizontal over the front panel (see picture).
Embroider flowers and grass on the front panel with thin cotton yarn before crocheting the
two panels together.
Sew or glue the bees to the hive.
Crochet the two panels together with brown yarn using sc, make a hanging loop in the
middle of the top.

Happy crocheting! Love Esther

I would love to see your beehive on Facebook and Instagram.


Instagram and Facebook: @essiebirdies #essiebirdiespattern
Tag me and I will show your creation in my Insta stories.

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