Small hexagon crochet pattern

Crochet Hexagon Flower Doily Free Crochet Pattern

Crochet these amazing hexagons with daisies by following this step by step tutorial with a free pattern for beginners and beyond. All the information provided [...]

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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…

Easy, two row crochet hexagon pattern - join to make a scrap blanket or other project.

Hexagon crochet motifs are popular, but have you tried Octagon motifs? The Oceanic Octagon Motif is a pretty and pleasing crochet motif to try. The center is a crocheted circle which then branches out into the eight sides creating the octagon. If crocheted in red, this crochet motif will look like a stop sign which could make a fun afghan for a little boy.

Granny Hexagon Crochet Pattern (FREE)

Absolutely stunning pattern that looks like a sunflower. I love the fact that the flower motif is very detailed. Sunflower crochet design is a must in the summer time and what’s more, it’s a great base to make many different creative projects, like for instance interior decor, table runners and fashion pieces. It’ll work well also in designs created for children. #freecrochetpattern #crochetpattern #crochethexagon

In the crochet world, flowers and hexagons walk hand in hand. It's such a great combination that every experienced

If you're tired of squares and daunted by circles, think of crocheting hexagons for your next blanket or afghan. Use these versatile six-sided shapes to build up satisfying patterns or opt for random colors for a cheerful effect. With six different patterns to select from, you'll be spoilt for choice.