Easy Crochet Solid Hexagon Cardigan | Full Beginner Tutorial | TotallyStitchcraft
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- Опубликовано: 12 янв 2022
- In this tutorial you will learn:
1. How to crochet a solid hexagon in the round
2. How to attach two hexagons to make a sweater
3. How to crochet different sleeve shapes including full sleeve, full sleeve with cuff, puff sleeve and balloon sleeve
Materials used:
Scrap yarn / can substitute any size, color style and weight of yarn for this tutorial
Darning Needle
Size 5mm crochet hook
Stitch markers
Scissors
Tag me on Instagram @Totally_Stitchcraft if you decide to make your own solid hexagon cardigan so I can see your hard work!
Happy crocheting!
Honestly this has been the best tutorial.
Written pattern:
Beginning looop: chain four, join with a sl st.
ROUND ONE: ch 3 (counts as a treble), 2 dc’s inside the loop. This is one side. Do 5 more sides (1 tr, 2 dc). Join with a slip stitch to the last chain.
TURN your work.
ROUND TWO: Ch 3 (counts as a tr). In the stitch we just completed, make 2 dc. All this counts as half a corner, the ch 3 (tr) being the centre of the corner. Continue to the sides. Work a dc on each dc of the previous row (there are two of them).The corners are the little space formed by the trebles. In every corner we do (2 dc, 1 tr, 2 dc). And then again the 2 dc which form the sides. Continue like this until you get to the end. We only made half a corner, so you have to find the start of the 3 starting chains and do 2 dc in that loop. Then the corner is finished, we can join with a sl st. into the top of the ch-3.
TURN your work.
ROUND THREE (and all subsequent rounds). Start with ch 3 (=1 tr) and 2 dc in the same loop (this is half of a corner). Then do a dc into each dc and when you arrive at the corner treble, do a corner into that (2 dc, 1 tr, 2 dc). At the end, complete the half corner made at the beginning of the round by making two more dc into the same loop, and join into the top of the ch-3.
What's great about this style is that it's completely customizable to how you want it to turn out. I made my first one with the traditional granny pattern and added on to the back and front to make it fit me properly, and added 10 - 12 rounds for the sleeves to make them longer so they weren't so baggy. I came here for this style of hexagon to make myself another one that's going to be a pull over with a cowl neck (my new windows are drafty and I spend a lot of my time at my computer for work which is near my windows so the cowl neck will be perfect)
Thanks Sarah, especially for the clear joining instructions.
Really love the choices on the sleeves. And your explanation of why you do things a certain way. Just starting my first Hexi cardigan and this was very helpful. Thank you so much!!!
Been looking through many tutorials. like really a LOOTTTT of em. but I am so glad I stumbled upon this one!!! the others I was lost within 3 minutes and you actually took me through the process step by step!!! Thankyou so much for the amazing tutorial!!!!
Makes me happy! Thank you!
So awesome to have found you!!! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!!
I’m looking forward to you making things with me!
Lovely recipe, thank you for sharing! I also enjoyed your explanations ((:
Its beautiful. Thanks for sharing
I have a sweater like this with the classic, gappy granny square hexagon, but I was looking for something more warm-weather to make next. This is perfect, thank you so much for sharing!!
Oh I do love the classic granny square style but yes very hole-y! This one makes it a solid fabric and it's a lot of fun to make and to wear
So excited to make this sweater. It's just my style and vibe. Thank you 😊 💓
Ooo it’s a fun one to make!!
I like your tutorial very much.. amazingly easy& workable to be done ❤ Thank you sincerely
This is beautiful and so easy to understand! Thank you for the tutorial I totally want to try at some point
Please do! I would love to keep up with your work if you do :)
This tutorial was the best !!! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful! :D
Looks great! Found you on Instagram, you got a new subscriber! I want to try and make this 😍😍😍
Oh yay!! :) I'm so glad you are here!
Great tutorial! I'm excited to try this.
Hope you enjoy it! I had a fun time making it
Very colorful best way to use scrap yarn thank you xx
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks alot you give me the easy way to make this cardigan❤
So Cute 🐶 ❤❤❤ thank you for the video
I really love your choices and explanations of things. I am about 15 rows in to my first hexi and this was very helpful. Thank you so much.
Wonderful! Hexagon cardigans are awesome! :) I've made like 3 just this year
This is super easy to follow! Thank you for the tutorial! I’m currently on row 12. ☺️
You got this! :D
Thank you for the tutorial, I really enjoyed it
I am so glad! :) Let me know if there is any other tutorial you want created
Had super savor stripe yarn in bright yarn, mixed with black coming together well. Thank you for your pattern
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you made something you love! :)
wow! that's awesome! thank you!
You're welcome!
Wow 🤩
Thank you for sharing I'm going to try to make one love it :)
Please do! It's a super fun pattern and makes a really cute sweater!
Lovely and Perfect! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💞💞💞💞
Thank you! 😊
This video is really helpful, but I can just have my wife make me a sweater whenever I want ;)
Hmmm can you? I happen to be your wife and you have not asked for a sweater yet ;)
Y’all are too cute!! ……… maybe he just dropped you a hint, LOL!! (I’ll have to check through your comments as I go through your videos -new to your channel- and see if he crashes all of your videos, or if this is just a one-off. This will be fun!)
Loved the tutorial btw.....I’ve been hoping someone would do one of these with bell-sleeves....that’s what my daughter is begging me for..
I’ve thrown out so much leftover yarn. Now I wish I had it. It’s what makes this one so unique
Oh yeah! perfect scrap yarn project
This is great 👍🏻
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Can you show how you could add a "shawl collar" standing up collar to this ?
Thank you 🙏🌻
You are so welcome
Ty ive been looking a for a solid hexagon and just couldnt get it quiet right on my own
I love this! Does it use more or less yarn than the traditional cardi with the triplet clusters?
Lovely tutorial. Could you advise how you decided to do the colour changes? Did you change colour at random intervals when doing the hexagon? Sorry if this is a silly question, I’ve basically done one cardigan with a granny square, but did the rounds the same colour all the way round.
I love this!!! First hexagon tutorial I see with “no space”. This is great!!! How much yarn do I need of a 4 weight yarn to make this sweater?
I think you need around 1000 yards, I made this with leftover yarn so I can’t say how much it actually is
A new subscriber from Sydney! Just wondering if I can use your pattern without having to turn every round? Appreciate your reply. 😊
Thank you!! I love the idea of the multi colors and look on others but when it comes to me i feel like it is too much color and texture. Im DEF making this tho!! Lovely tutorial. Subscribed!
I'm all for weird funky and odd clothes :) you can definitely make this all one color and one texture
This is so amazinggg, thank you so much!!
How much grams of yarn did you use for the whole sweater? And where is that yarn from? It’s so beautiful 🧡🧡
I LOVE this project! Thank you for making the video. I'm curious about your yarn...did you make spools from scraps? I really love the eclectic look of all the colors with the black trim, but to change colors this many times would break my brain. I'm trying an ombre yarn for my project so the colors will self change, but I would love to try a palette like yours!
I took all my scrap yarns and my yarn ball winder and then just wound up till I had lots of little yarn cakes of many colors. I tried to pick bright colors next to dark ones and get some fun greens and oranges in there. Ombre yarn is awesome too!
Great tutorial and such pretty sweaters! I may have missed it, but did you mention the option of seaming the front, with an opening for the head, in order to get a pullover sweater rather than a cardigan?
I did not mention that, though that is a wonderful addition to the pattern!
Hi
Great video
Can you please tell me how many skeins this sweater took
👍👍👍🥰🥰
Please can you tell us the stitch numbers? How many extra are there in each round? Like does it go up by 4 stitches? I am getting some waves in my sides and need to make each side the same to avoid flaring. What does turning each round do?
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Why is it necessary to turn? I've only done granny stitch ones and they came out fine and striaght without any turning. Is there a reason specifically for the solid stitch cardigan?
How did you straighten Lumps
I can not fold it how you did because it makes a straight line. I'm so confused
Do you have a picture graph of the hexagon. I’m just having trouble of how many dc you need to put in between the corner. Usually a pattern will say “place 1 dc in each stitch and then at corners you will place 2dc, ch1,2dc, the again dc”. End of the round it will tell you make sure you have 4dc and 4corners with a ch1 space.
You can use that exact method for this pattern!
On the first row, each group is 1 treble and 2 dc. The treble is where the corners will go and the 2 dc are the sides. On the second row, you make a corner of (2 dc, 1 tr, 2 dc) inside the little space made by the treble. The treble is instead of the chains in other patterns (because we don't want a hole). In that treble we put the corner group in the next round, Therefore, the 2 dc that we make on the right an on the left of the treble will become part of the sides of the next round. This means that on each round you will have 2 + 2 = 4 more dcs for the sides.
1st row: 2 dc
2nd row: 6 dc
3rd row: 10 dc.
And so on.
Hi! At the very start row, can the magic loop be used instead of the chain?
Yes you can :)
Oh...just noticed I’m sub’r 999.....ha!
Oh yay!!!!
So .. if I just keep going until (folded) it's long enough, the arms won't be too long ?
The arms shouldn't become too long, if you think they might then you can seam together the panel to make it half a cardigan and then add additional rows on the bottom for a longer torso
How do i find out to make this
What are the stitch counts for each round please? 3,6,9,12,15,18….?
Is there a way to attach a solid hood?
Yes, You just pick some of the stitches along the front panels and some of the back panels and you go straight, making a rectangle. When you think it's big enough, stitch the upper side together. This method will give you a pointy one. If you don't want it pointy, in the last two rows of the rectangle, do a decrease in the centre (work three dc together). This will round the corner a bit.
Sarah, what's missing in your terrific design is measurement. I don't mean specific amounts of inches (or in my case, centimetres): I mean HOW did you measure to get your 16 rows ? I crochet like no-one else I've seen, and my dcs are shorter than everyone else's, so telling me a number of rows is pretty useless: should I put a tape-measure around my boobs or my hips to ascertain the width (and divide by 2, as it were) ? :D
great question! and my answer is that I don't have a measurement O_O. When you make one hexagon panel, you can hold it up to your body and pretend to wear half a cardigan and if it covers half your body, then it is the right size and you can make a second one
Exactly. Find out the circumference around your widest part (chest or belly or buttocks if it's a long one) and divide it by 4. The number that you will get (one fourth of the chest or belly or hip circumference) is the height of the rows you have to make.
This looks like soft yarn. Is it hobby lobby?
I think they sell it at hobby lobby, also Joann and Micheals! Its Lily Sugar N Cream 100% cotton yarn
@@Totally_Stitchcraft oh doesn’t look like cotton. I’ve used that yarn and don’t care for it. I’ve made projects from it years ago and it tears are wears out easily.I wont use it again bc of that. Are you sure? It looks more soft and pliable than that yarn. It also is stiff..lily is stiff and has no drape. More for place mats then garments imo.Maybe you are just crocheting loosely!
I,ve made one of these types with recently with a very large hook and Granny stitch. I t came out longer, but yes the wide sleeves arent that flattering. I have no idea how your video was suggested..
Not a great tutorial 😕. Not sure where I am going wrong, but I seem to be losing a side and left with 5 sides and not six on the second round.
Make sure you make 6 groups in the first round. Then, in the 2nd round, for each treble, you will make a corner (2 dc, 1 tr, 2 dc). On the remaining 2 dcs you will make one dc on each (2 dcs). This should already give you a hexagon.
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