Block stitch hexagon cardigan

Make a crochet hexagon cardigan with herringbone stitch escorted by our perfect guide which is designed for beginners.

In Part 1 (and 2) of The Mezzo Cardigan, we're going to learn how to crochet the main hexagons that will eventually form the sleeves, back and fronts of our sweaters! Get Parts 1 &

Are you ready to cozy up in the perfect fall cardi? Enter your email address in the box below to join our free crochet along featuring the Campfire Cardigan. Learn How to Crochet a Hexagon

This unique crochet granny square cardigan you see is made by sewing two hexagons together. Those who love crochet hexagon cardigan will love this. If you

Are you looking for a pattern that can be tailored to your specific measurements and style preferences? Look no further than this customizable garment

This free crochet cardigan pattern is for one of the easiest wearables you will ever make. Adapt it to fit any size, child or adult.

Today I am sharing a pattern with my spin on the classic Granny Hexagon cardigan! This is a very simple, beginner-friendly tutorial that's

In the realm of handmade fashion, there’s a timeless allure to crochet garments. Among the myriad of crochet projects, the Granny Hexagon Cardigan stands out as a classic yet contemporary piece that effortlessly marries comfort and style. Let’s delve into the enchanting world of crochet and discover why the Granny Hexagon Cardigan is a must-have […]

This cozy oversized Granny Hexagon Cardigan Crochet Pattern from amytdesigns comes together by seaming two hexagons, which form this stunning sweater! You won't be sewing granny squares for days and you will utilize your granny stitch skills to make this gorgeous jumper. Find the link to this pattern and more #GorgeousGrannySquares #SweaterPatterns in the #PatternRoundUp by #CraftEvangelist #Yarn #Crafts #CrochetPattern

4798 likes, 45 comments. “Replying to @dazed.n.confused69 I really hope this helps! I then added length to my sleeves and did a couple of decrease rows before the cuffs, to cinch them in. The main hexagon cardigan pattern is by @PassioKnit Kelsie on Youtube☺️ I called the corners “points” as it was faster than saying “corner” a bunch of times😅”