When connecting the second row of hexagons, do you just keep going with your single crochet in a zig zag or do you tie each edge off for every hexagon?
I kept going with the zig zag. I found the easiest way was to join the hexagons on two opposite sides to make a column, then zig zag all the way down each column to join those. Hope that helps!
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All things bees, love it!
Thank you! You should see some of the other bee related things we’ve made!
@@RascalApiary Rascal did a good job showing your beautiful handmade bee comb blanket! I'm excited to see what is coming up!
@@tallcedars2310 He was channeling his inner Vanna White.
@@RascalApiary Lol, I was thinking of Vanna as I said that but you nailed it1
@@tallcedars2310 Just like her!
Very nice 😊 I might just give it a go 🤔 Well then I’ll let my wife do a better job 🤣😂🤣 She tried to show me how to knit once 😱
It’s not so difficult. Give it a try! You might be surprised. 😃🐝
When connecting the second row of hexagons, do you just keep going with your single crochet in a zig zag or do you tie each edge off for every hexagon?
I kept going with the zig zag. I found the easiest way was to join the hexagons on two opposite sides to make a column, then zig zag all the way down each column to join those. Hope that helps!
@@RascalApiary thank you 😊