Crochet Half Hexagon Motif & Join As You Go (JAYG) Tutorial | Joining Hexagons
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- I had a few requests for a half hexi to match my full lightly textured hexagon pattern so here it is! A quick video showing you how to crochet a half hexagon and how to join-as-you-go
Pattern starts at 1:08
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If I want a larger hexagon, would I proceed with the corner, then do (3 dc in the next chain sp) then back to the corner and proceed? or a treble and 3 dc and a treble? Thank you!!!
3dc should be fine! You may want to potentially put a ch1 inbetween (so corner, ch1, 3dc, ch1, corner) but my best advice would be to have a little experiment to see which you prefer 😀
So if I want the top and bottom to be flat like the sides since the half hexis are only for the sides, what should I do?
I have the same question!
Jennifer Beltrami triangles. I follow a page on Facebook and asked this question. You use triangles on the top and the bottom in order get a straight edge to make a border
@@benikanorris429 thanks right after I posted I found it! pointed half hexagon.
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