This listing is for a digital PDF download of the crochet HEXAGON and HALF HEXAGON patterns described.

(This Hexagon pattern is also available in the 'MELANGE HEXAGON BUNDLE' listed in this shop.)


This little hexagon has a pretty POPCORN FLOWER center to give it texture. It also features some Moss Stitch like detail.

Yarn used: Red Heart Roll With It Melange. Colorways are Paparrazi and Green Room.
Size J hook.

• Written in US terms.
• I got approximately 18 hexagons out of each cake.
• Yardage per Hexagon= approx. 20 -22 yds.
• Hexagons measure approx. 6” x 6”. (Point to point.)
• Stitch count= 10 stitches per side.

(Any yarn weight can be used along with a suitably sized hook.
Size will of course vary.)

STITCHES USED: CH, SC, HDC, DC, DC2TOG.
SS = Slip Stitch.

The patterns for BOTH the WHOLE HEXAGONS & HALF HEXAGONS are included in the PDF download.

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DETAILS ON HOW I CONSTRUCTED MY SAMPLE BLANKET:
Merry-Go-Round Hexagons 🎠

The yarn for the "Merry-Go-Hexagons" is Red Heart Roll With It Melange. One cake of Green Room and one cake of Paparazzi.
I got approx. 18 Hexagons per cake using a size J hook.
I made 32 WHOLE HEXAGONS & 6 HALF HEXAGONS.
I joined them with a SC tight join using Bernat Softee Cotton (cotton/acrylic blend) in Feather Gray. (2 skeins)

Link to Tight Join tutorial: https://www.gathered.how/.../how-to-tight-join-as-you-go.../

To straighten the TOP and BOTTOM I used DECREASES in the VALLEYS.

Details for my BORDER: After the TOP and BOTTOM were straightened, [I went around with 2 rounds of Moss Stitch in the same border color, with SC, chain 2, SC for the CORNERS.
Then 1 round of Moss Stitch in an accent color, with SC, chain 2, SC for the CORNERS.] 2 times.
Then 1 round of Moss Stitch in the border color, with SC, chain 2, SC for the CORNERS.
Then 1 round of DC, chain 1, DC worked in the chain 1 spaces from the previous round of Moss Stitch, with DC, chain 3, DC worked in the CORNERS.
Then 1 round of Moss Stitch in the border color, with SC, chain 3, SC for the CORNERS.
Then a round of Moss Stitch in an accent color, with SC, chain 2, SC for the CORNERS.
Then one last round of Moss Stitch in the border color, with SC, chain 2, SC for the CORNERS.

My RICK RACK BORDER:
Working on a foundation of Moss Stitch. Its SS, DC, SS worked in chain 1 space. *Skip next stitch. SS in next chain 1 space. SS in next stitch. SS, DC, SS in next chain 1 space.* Continue all around, making 2 SS, DC, 2 SS in EACH CORNER.
SS = Slip Stitch.

This pattern and any associated images are property of Nana’s Crochet Creations by D. Maunz and may not be distributed in part or in whole without my permission.