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This hexagon crochet pattern is super popular and you can see why! Don’t miss the fun projects you can make with a simple geometric shape.
If you’re tired of making Granny Squares it might just be time to switch things up a little and try one of these fabulous hexagons instead!
They do require concentration but if you’re willing to put in the time you can turn a whole pile of them into something gorgeous.
They’re a perfect scrap buster too!
If you use a 4mm hook then you’ll end up with a hexagon that’s about the size of your hand (approximately 6xm on each straight side or 11 cm from point to point).
Lucy’s pattern has lots of photographs to walk you through the step by steps, just make sure you read each step through a couple of times before you start.
Oh and just in case you don’t know how to crochet a bobble stitch I found this video really helpful.
Hexagon How-to Project Inspiration
Lucy's Hexagon How-to crochet pattern is so popular it's been used in 2800 completed Ravelry projects and another 3700 people have it in their queue!
I went for a virtual wander through the project library to see what other people have made with the pattern, and I'm sharing my favourites here to inspire you.
Use Jewel Bright Colours for a Statement Blanket
Donna made her blanket using the most beautiful jewel-bright colours. You can click through to see which yarns she used.
Use a White Border for a Fresh Look
Stephanie used a white border to her hexagons for a more uniform look that's very fresh. Click through to see which yarns she used.
Use Yellows for a Daisy Vibe
Fay chose a combinations of whites, yellows and grey for her blanket and it reminds me a of a field filled with daisies!
Go Pastel to Make a Sweet Baby Blanket
Sophie opted for pastel colours from the Bernat Baby Sport range to make this sweet baby blankey.
Use the Hexagons to Make a Shawl
You don't have to limit yourself to making an afghan or a blanket with these crochet hexagons though, Kris used them to make a fabulous shawl!
Or Cover an Office Chair
Or be like Esther and use your stash-busting hexagons to give your office chair a new lease of life!
Make a Hexagon Cushion Cover
Emily had the clever idea to turn the hexagons into a cushion! I really like how she kept the "pointy" bits and added pompoms!
Or Even a Tote Bag
And Sandra decided to turn her hexagons into a super useful tote bag! Perfect for carrying groceries or library books!
Go on – you know you want to give it a try! Jump over to Ravelry and add it to your project queue for when you’re ready.
