Find easy free crochet hexagon tutorials for beginners and experts from solid hexagons to complex hexagon patterns.

Discover the joy of crochet with our Spirit Granny Hexagon – Free Crochet Pattern, this is an easy-to-follow crochet pattern that unlocks endless creative possibilities. This versatile granny hexagon pattern allows you to craft charming hexagonal motifs, perfect for blankets, accessories, or even home décor. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, our free pattern provides detailed instructions to effortlessly create these classic granny hexagons.

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…

We all like symmetry, it calms us and makes us feel relaxed. Those beautiful crochet hexagons will make a perfect decoration for your home.

ABBREVIATIONSCH= ChainDC= Double CrochetSK= SkipSL ST= Slip StichYO= Yarn Over HEXAGON SHAPEBegin with Magic Circle.RND1: CH 3 (counts as first DC). In center of circle, DC, CH 1. [DC 2, CH-1] five times. Join in 3rd stitch of beginning CH-3.RND2: SL ST 2 (to get to CH-1 space). CH 3 (counts as first DC). In CH-1 space: DC, CH 1, DC 2. [In next CH-1 space, DC 2, CH-1, DC 2] five times. Join in 3rd stitch of beginning CH-3.RND3: SL ST 2 (to get to CH-1 space). CH 3 (counts as first DC). In…

Learn how to crochet hexagons. Free pattern + video + diagram. Beginner-friendly!

This granny hexagon stitch chart is intended to accompany the Campfire Cardigan kit from LionBrand.com. You can also use it to help visualize the original, free Campfire Cardigan pattern. Please note though, that this chart

Granny Hexagon Crochet Pattern (FREE)

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Join Jim Hawkins on an adventure of a lifetime with Stevenson's Treasure Island Crochet Blanket. We love the look of this blanket that reminds us of the ocean lapping at the shoreline and even looks a little like an unburied treasure chest filled with gold. This pattern includes a picture tutorial of how to crochet hexagons, if you need to learn or need a refresher. You'll love the contrast between colors and how well they seem to fit together. Be ready for some great compliments on this…