Crochet Hexagon Blanket | EASY | The Crochet Crowd
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2018
- The centres are swirling in this rich looking Crochet Hexagon Blanket. This consists of 14 rounds and the swirls are easy to remember.
I found the first time doing the motif, I was slow and a bit tight with my tension as I was learning the pattern. The second motif was much faster and looser too.
Take note the pattern is worked in a continuous round up until the end of round 11. So you will need a stitch marker to ensure you are counting your rounds right.
Use the tutorial below for extra help with this pattern. I also demonstrate the invisible join technique too.
Get the free pattern at thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-he... #crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial .
This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English. . *** .
FOLLOW US
Website - thecrochetcrowd.com
Facebook Page - / thecrochetcommunity
Facebook Groups - thecrochetcrowd.com/facebook-...
Tik Tok - / michaelsellick
Instagram - / thecrochetcrowd
Ravelry - www.ravelry.com/patterns/sour... 
Хобби
Love the hexagons❤
O my goodness how beautiful. I must do this. Thank you Mikey
These hexagons have a pinwheel look to them. Very pretty and unique.
Ooh really looking forward to trying this: after i finish the 2 blankets I have on the go now 😆 Thank you Mikey: such a great tutor x
Thank you for the video. I found the pattern and loved it. I did my first hexagon except for the last row when you change colours and it was so wonky. I did pull it out and it did take the shape but my spiral wasn’t sitting flat. When you look at a picture of the finished blanket it does show the spirals aren’t flat but I still thought mine was too bumpy. So I went looking for a tutorial and found yours and it was great to see how your hexagon came together. Mine looked very much like it. I think my next one will be a little better but I don’t have to throw my first one out and start over. Woohoo. Thanks for showing the invisible join. Very helpful and easy. Another woohoo. Lol Thank you for your help. Most appreciated. I can always count on you.
Love this pattern! I’m making it in a variety of yellows with a white border to mimic a honeycomb for a Whinnie the Pooh nursery. Only modifications I made was using a magic circle at the beginning and when turning it into a hexagon I put 2 single crochet into the corners instead of 1 which helped me see them as they are more pronounced and made the edges one stitch longer, also helping stretch the shape from a square to a hexagon.
Thanks fr the tip of putting 2 singles in each corner😊
Thank you for the tips as well.
Beautiful pattern! 💟 your very talented. thank you! For the free patterns 👍☺🎅🍁
this looks lovely. thanks for explaining the project so clearly.
You’re welcome 😊
Beautiful blanket very beautiful colours
Nice pattern and a great carry-on project. I appreciate the free printed patterns.
This is my favorite crochet tutorial site...thank you for sharing
Very pretty motif, love it 😍
I love the way this looks!
OMG, beautiful!
I just got the yarn and kept crocheting with u. Not a quick one. One and a half hexagon this afternoon. You do explain things so well and I could also count your stitches!great video.love your instructions, precisions, sense of humour 😋 and videos. Thanks Mickey 🥇🏆
Very pretty, thank you! 👏
😍🙏
Love it. Thanks 🐨🐨
I have so many left-over yarns and I've been wanting to make a blanket
I just havent been able find anything worthy until now :))
these hexagon pattern is pretty cool and different so I think I am gonna give it a shot
Definitely need to do this!! Thanks for the video.
Working on this now. I love the look.
Cool pattern & a great way to use up scrap yarn. Thanks, Mikey!
Ive started this. It's lovely! I must say though that i much prefer the reverse side. The pattern has such a lovely relief on the back side.
I totally agree!
Muuuy hermoso!!! 😍
Saludos!!!
Well done tutorial. Have to put this on my list.
Go for it!
I have some of these as doilies from the 60s that my grandma made :)
I did this pattern amazing thank you so much :)
Wonderful!
Beautiful blanket. Is it possible to make a tutorial for the Caron Crewneck Cardigan Sweater. Greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Wow very pretty
I trying this my first hexagon and I have ended up with 13 st on one side and 12 on others and lost count on rows lol I missed something ended up with a square spiral looks ok though lol xx
hey mikey you what I would you to do is the swirl cotton thread square like the one in the waltons please
I love this pattern. I've seen it somewhere before using two colors and alternating them so that there were three black sections and three white sections. Any chance you might have that pattern available also?
This is AMAZINGLY COOL!!Mikey!?!! ...are there any yarns to stock up on for upcoming Stitch-A-Longs (next year)?! If I miss another great one I'll explode!
Can you by chance ONLY let slip which yarn and how many colors & skeins, for an afghan maybe?!! Soooo serious because now's the time to buy,
otherwise spent is me
....staring at you on TV,
all the live long year,
you and me....
me sad as can be :(
Please, please, PLEASE MIKEY....
Just this once PLEASE help me,
to be not so sad next year, you see?!!!
True story luv!! Happens every year...it truly does!!!
I love this pattern but I just can’t seem to make it work. I am always off on the last side of round 13. I always seem to have three or four stitches left after the last corner even if I count every stitch. I just can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong.
Once twice three times a lady .
I think your awesome xxx
😍😍😍😍😍
I'm trying this. But Row 12 is different in video from written. Video has just sc, but written says to start with a chain 5. confused.
So I know u said to keep up with your rows with the stitch marker but I found that if I count the single crochets (no the 2 in the chain) the # of stitches is the row your on. Am I right in that thought? If not mine is not going to end up right lol. Any idea how to make the hexagon flatter? Like go down a size on the hook? Maybe? Thanks for the tutorial 😀
You can block it later. Or increase the hook size and it should be flatter. I think each of us has our own way. Do what works for you and you should be fine. Nice to see people thinking differently than I and coming up with great solutions.
What size hook?
I'm working on this blanket now but get confused by row the end of row 11 and row 12. The pattern on Yarnspirations said chain 5 at the beginning of row 12, then slip stitch into the chain 5 sp. But in the video, there is no chain 5 at beginning of row 12, instead you sl st into each chain. So I'm get confused about which one should I follow.
If you are comparing, always follow the pattern as sometimes I give tips that are not shown in the pattern through my own experiences.
What's the hook size used?
Hook size is H ( 5mm) or size to obtain gauge. Gauge is a swatch of 13 ad & 14 rows to equal 4".
Is the hexagon suppose to lay flat. Mine seems not lay flat. Is the problem too tight crochet???
Yes, the hexagon is supposed to lay flat in this project. I'm working on a Cluster V-Stitch Hexagon Lovey and found out that this pattern is worked in a counterclockwise direction if you are right-handed (the opposite is for left-handers). The main problem is not the tension but how you finish off each round. To fix this, I made two double crochets between two v-stitches in each round. Then, I made a slip stitch into the starting chain so my work could stay flat.
I hope my advice helps. 😊
Listened again. It's h
What's the best for the border sc?
In this case I think so.
Thanks!
How many do I crochet?
You need to crochet 45 motifs.
@@denischabriddell986 thank you very much
This is so pretty, but i am so confused at the pattern.
I cut the straggler in my blanket and the whole thing came apart after I washed it.
I don't it was the stragler you cut.
@@barbarajacobs3484 it was. You weren't there. You dont know what you're talking about.
You are right, I am not there. Did you ever figure out what you did that caused your project to come apart?
This clarifies a lot for but I cringed when I heard ‘more loser’.
The example is hella wonky 😬😬😬
I noticed that too. I made two of the hexagons and they were also wonky. You know what I think? Maybe once you sew them together, it goes away because they look kinda round in the picture in the pattern. Either way I will try it after my current project. I have some scrap yarn to use so I will find out.