Crochet hexagon blanket pattern free

Learn how to crochet a completely solid granny hexagon without any gaps, not even at the corners! If you're looking for a solid hexagon pattern that does not have any holes, this the right pattern for you. Easy to make, you can customize its size and you can crochet it with any yarn. Perfect for honeycomb blankets, rugs, etc. Tap on the pin for the free pattern!

Unique geometric shapes like hexagons unquestionably add a modern vibe to our crochet projects, like for instance crochet blankets

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I've posted a photo of the Hexagonal Afghan in another thread, but thought I would post the pattern itself to this area so that anyone who wants to try it out would be able to find it easier. If you do give it a whirl, please post your photos! Let me know if you find the pattern easy to follow. H...

Learn how to crochet hexagons with these free patterns! Hexagons are one of the basic geometric shapes which we can easily reproduce using crochet. Since they have 6 sides, the math for crocheting a hexagon is very simple and usually starts with 6 or 12 stitches, and each round will grow by multiples of 6. Hexagon motifs are great for crocheting blankets, cushions, coasters, and other home decor projects, bags, scarves and shawls, garments, Amigurumi and toys, and so much more…

Learn how to crochet hexagons. Free pattern + video + diagram. Beginner-friendly!

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We all like symmetry, it calms us and makes us feel relaxed. Those beautiful crochet hexagons will make a perfect decoration for your home.

Use this free hexagon crochet pattern to make an adorable baby blanket. Bright tassels add a pop of color to this striped baby blanket.

Aug 18, 2020 - Below is a quick how-to on crocheting hexagons and arranging into a rainbow baby blanket. Even if you're not into my rainbow arrangement, hexagon blankets are so great since, like granny squares, you can easily use scraps and stash yarn, store and carry them around easily, and the color/arrangement options are endless!