Hexagon granny square projects

Hello darlings… So…the famous and beloved Anthropology pullover… :) I am not a fan of creating patterns without a chart , especially when it comes to famous brands that employ cheap labor for the crochet items they sell… but once again I am making an exception. Yes…I am obsessed too with this particular pullover hence my understanding for your numerous requests for a pattern. Since the item is no longer available for sale on the original site, this pattern is MY BEST GUESS on how this…

This granny hexagon stitch chart is intended to accompany the Campfire Cardigan kit from LionBrand.com. You can also use it to help visualize the original, free Campfire Cardigan pattern. Please note though, that this chart

This gorgeous crochet african flower tutorial is so easy to follow! Use the african flower motif alone or crochet african flower hexagons for an afghan!

Discover the joy of crochet with our Spirit Granny Hexagon – Free Crochet Pattern, this is an easy-to-follow crochet pattern that unlocks endless creative possibilities. This versatile granny hexagon pattern allows you to craft charming hexagonal motifs, perfect for blankets, accessories, or even home décor. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, our free pattern provides detailed instructions to effortlessly create these classic granny hexagons.

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Hello friends. In this week's tutorial, I will be showing you, how to make these super cute granny flower hexagons. Hexagons make grea...

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

How to Make a Double Crochet Solid Hexagon Without Gaps: In my recent post, I had shared the pattern for Single Crochet Solid Hexagon. This was made only with Single Crochets. But when we make the same Hexagon with Double Crochets, the increase pattern changes. There are of course many variations to make …

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…

Join Jim Hawkins on an adventure of a lifetime with Stevenson's Treasure Island Crochet Blanket. We love the look of this blanket that reminds us of the ocean lapping at the shoreline and even looks a little like an unburied treasure chest filled with gold. This pattern includes a picture tutorial of how to crochet hexagons, if you need to learn or need a refresher. You'll love the contrast between colors and how well they seem to fit together. Be ready for some great compliments on this…