Solid hexagon crochet pattern

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…

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 an easy solid hexagon with this step-by-step, beginner-friendly tutorial. Plus get lots of tips for crochet hexagons projects.

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!

Single Crochet Solid Hexagon: Knowing how to crochet the basic shapes would be useful for so many of your Crochet Projects. Be it of any shape ...Rectangle, Oval, Round, Square. You can make so many crochet projects with a simple Base.....Bags, purses, cushion covers, pillows, s…

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.

Happy news this week, as I've finished my Summertime Patchwork Quilt Blanket. I started this in September 2011 and it's been a really good evenings-in-front-of-the-TV sort of project. I've worked on other things in between as well, which is why it's taken two and a half years, but I'm happy now to call this project finished. It's the last week of summer so it's just in time... and actually today a wintery cold front has blown in, so I'll need this blanket anyway! (9 degrees in February…

I am currently making a cushion cover out of some hexagons I made last summer from the left over Stylecraft yarn from my granny stripe. I couldn’t find a solid hexi pattern, that fitted with …

Are we ready to start making our Lakeside Forest Blankets? In this lesson, I’ll show you how to crochet a single granny hexagon. We’ll be joining all of the hexagons as we go, so consider this your starting motif. It is the only one you will make that is a standalone hexagon. Any subsequent motifs […]

Learn how to crochet a completely solid pentagon using double and treble crochet stitches! This crochet pentagon is soft, warm, and doesn't have any holes and gaps, not even at the corners. Find the free crochet pattern by tapping on the pin.