On a recent day on Pinterest I came across an awesome pin. It
was a crocheted hexagon baby blanket. The lady didn't have a pattern but she
linked to Attic24, and she had a pattern. Unfortunately the pattern wasn't for
an afghan it was just for the hexagon so I have no idea how many hexagons to
make for an afghan. So far I have about 57.
I laid them all out and it is not even close to enough so I have a long way to go still. They are actually really fun to make them and they’re not big so each one is quick to make. It takes me about 13 minutes (while also watching TV) to make one. I’m using Red Heart’s Soft touch yarn to make my hexagons. This is an easy pattern. I used a 3mm hook, and my yarn is a medium weight. Here is the pattern:
I laid them all out and it is not even close to enough so I have a long way to go still. They are actually really fun to make them and they’re not big so each one is quick to make. It takes me about 13 minutes (while also watching TV) to make one. I’m using Red Heart’s Soft touch yarn to make my hexagons. This is an easy pattern. I used a 3mm hook, and my yarn is a medium weight. Here is the pattern:
Crochet
Hexagon
Rnd 1: Ch 4, join with a sl st to make a ring. Ch 3, work 11
dc into ring. (12 st)
Rnd 2: Ch2, 1 dc in same st. Ch 1, work bobble st (two
incomplete dc into same st, joining at the end by pulling the yarn through all
loops.) Ch 1. Around. (12 bobbles) Join with a sl st into 2nd ch.
Rnd 3: Ch 3, 2 dc into same space. Ch 1, 3 dc, ch 1 into ch
space of previous row. Join with sl st into 3rd ch.
Rnd 4: Ch 3, sl st between dc cluster, around. Join with a sl
st into first ch.
Rnd 5: Working under the ch 3 space. Sl st under 1st
ch 3 space. Ch 3, 2 dc, ch 2 (corner), in same space 3 more dc. Into next ch 3
space, 3 dc. Next ch 3 loop. 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc, around. Join with a sl st, and
fasten off.
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