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    The document describes a crochet pattern called the Friday Night Hexagon. It shares the story of how the creator was enjoying a Friday night at home crocheting. She created a petite hexagon motif with a flowery center as an experiment without a plan. The pattern has 7 rounds and uses various stitches like double crochet, single crochet, and chain spaces. It can be joined into larger pieces like a table runner or cushion cover.

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    The document describes a crochet pattern called the Friday Night Hexagon. It shares the story of how the creator was enjoying a Friday night at home crocheting. She created a petite hexagon motif with a flowery center as an experiment without a plan. The pattern has 7 rounds and uses various stitches like double crochet, single crochet, and chain spaces. It can be joined into larger pieces like a table runner or cushion cover.

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    Friday Night Hexagon

    mobiusgirldesign.com/friday-night-hexagon/

    July 15,
    2017

    Last night, which happened to be a Friday, I was at home enjoying a beer and some crochet
    (as you do). I commented on Instagram that if you had told me in my 20’s that this would
    represent my perfect evening, I would have looked at you bewilderedly and probably
    laughed. But here I am, on the doorstep of 40, and I couldn’t be happier with an evening in
    with some yarn and my hooks! And as your comments indicated, I’m not alone. It’s nice to
    have found my tribe of fellow crochet nerds!

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    I felt compelled to play around
    without an agenda or a plan, just to
    see where my hook took me. As it
    turned out, it took me down the path
    of creating a petite, lacy hexagon,
    with a flowery center. I hope you
    enjoy experimenting with your own
    color combinations and making your
    own! I’m calling it Friday Night
    Hexagon, which, while not
    necessarily descriptive of the motif
    (save for its shape), captures for me
    the joy of weekend night crochet.

    Friday Night Hexagon


    pattern

    Written in standard US terms

    Finished size: 4.75″ in diameter

    Hook: 3.75 mm Clover Amour Hook

    Yarn: #2 Sport Weight cotton, shown


    here is a mix of Scheepjes Catona
    and Rico Design Essentials Cotton DK
    (the latter is not technically sport
    weight, but it’s on the thin side of DK)

    Abbreviations:

    You can find a comprehensive stitch


    guide here.

    Bpsc: back post single crochet

    Ch: chain

    Dc: double crochet


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    Dc3tog: double crochet three together

    Fpsc: front post single crochet

    Hdc: half double crochet

    Sc: single crochet

    Sk: skip

    Sl st: slip stitch

    St: stitch

    Instructions:

    Round 1: Into magic ring, ch5 (counts as 1st dc, ch2), [2dc, ch2] 5 times, 1dc. Join with sl st to
    top of initial ch3. Fasten off A. (12 dc, 6 ch6 sp)

    Round 2: Join color B in any ch2 sp. Ch3 (counts as 1st dc), 4dc in same sp. 5dc in each ch2
    sp around. Join with sl st to top of initial ch3. (30 dc)

    Round 3: Sl st into next 2 st, ch5 (counts as 1st dc, ch2), 1dc in same st. *Ch3, sk 2 st, 1sc in
    sp between next 2 st, ch3, sk 2 st, (1dc, ch2, 1dc) in next st* Repeat from * to end. Omit (1dc,
    ch2, 1dc) on final repeat. Join with sl st to 3rd ch of initial ch5. Fasten off B. (12 dc, 6 ch-2 sp,
    12 ch3 sp)

    Round 4: Join color C in any ch2 sp. Ch3 (counts as 1st dc), (3dc, ch2, 4dc) in same sp. *1dc in
    next sc, (4dc, ch2, 4dc) in next ch2 sp* Repeat from * to end. Omit (4dc, ch2, 4dc) on final
    repeat. Join with sl st to 3rd ch of initial ch3. Fasten off C. (54 dc, 6 ch2 sp)

    Round 5: Join color D in any ch2 sp. Ch1 (does not count as st), *(1sc, ch1, 1sc) in ch2 sp,
    1bpsc around each of next 4 st, 1fpsc around next st, 1bpsc around each of next 4 st*
    Repeat from * to end. Join with sl st to 1st sc. (12 sc, 6 ch1 sp, 48 bpsc, 6 fpsc)

    Round 6: Sl st into ch1 sp. Ch1 (does not count as st), *(1sc, ch2, 1sc) in ch1 sp, sk 1 st, 1hdc
    in each of next 2 st, 1dc in next st, 1dc3tog over next 3 st, 1dc in next st, 1hdc in each of
    next 2 st, 1sc in next st* Repeat from * to end. Join with sl st to 1st sc. Fasten off D. (18 sc, 24
    hdc, 12 dc, 6 dc3tog, 6 ch2 sp)

    Round 7: Join color E in any ch2 sp. Ch1 (does not count as st), *(1sc, ch3, 1sc) in ch2 sp, ch3,
    sk 2 st, 1sc in next st, ch3, sk 1 st, 1sc in next st, ch3, sk 2 st, 1sc in next st, ch3, sk 2 st*
    Repeat from * to end. Join with sl st to 1st sc. Fasten off E. (30 sc, 30 ch3 sp)

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    You can join the hexagons as you go on the final round using the chain spaces. What will
    you make with your Friday Night Hexagons? A pretty table runner, or a cushion cover? Or
    perhaps a cute, shabby chic bag? The sky is the limit with crochet motifs like this one! Please
    tag your makes with #mobiusgirlcrochet so that I can see all of the beautiful things you’re
    making!

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