Crochet Hexagons

Fantastic Hexagon Patterns to Crochet

Hexagons are intriguing shapes to knit and crochet. If you’re interested in working one of these, we invite you to browse through the hexagon crochet patterns we’ve rounded up below.

1. Crochet Hexagon With Flower

Crochet Hexagon With Flower: Free Crochet Pattern

To crochet this hexagon pattern, you begin by making a simple 6-petal flower motif. Both the hexagon pattern and the flower pattern are among my current favorite designs; they’re both available as free patterns on the Internet.

Pattern Details:

A Free Crochet Pattern is available for this design.
Crochet Skill Level: Intermediate
Pattern Designer: Amy Solovay

2. The Circus Throw Blanket from Knitting for the Fun of It: 40 Bohemian Patterns for Ponchos and More, a Craft Pattern Book Published by Trafalgar Square Books

Circus Throw, a crochet blanket pattern featuring hexagon motifs. This pattern is included in a book called Knitting for the Fun of It! by Frida Ponten, published by Trafalgar Square Books. This photo is courtesy of Trafalgar Square Books and is reprinted here with the publisher's permission. — Circus Throw, a crochet blanket pattern featuring hexagon motifs. This pattern is included in a book called Knitting for the Fun of It! by Frida Ponten, published by Trafalgar Square Books. This photo is courtesy of Trafalgar Square Books and is reprinted here with the publisher’s permission.

The Circus Throw, a hexagon crochet blanket pattern by Frida Ponten. This pattern is included in the book called Knitting for the Fun of It! by Frida Ponten, published by Trafalgar Square Books. As you can see, the book isn't just about knitting patterns; it also includes some other needlework techniques including crochet, embroidery and yarn dyeing. If you're interested in crafts other than just knitting, you're likely to LOVE this book! — The Circus Throw, a hexagon crochet blanket pattern by Frida Ponten. This pattern is included in the book called Knitting for the Fun of It! by Frida Ponten, published by Trafalgar Square Books. As you can see, the book isn’t just about knitting patterns; it also includes some other needlework techniques including crochet, embroidery and yarn dyeing. If you’re interested in crafts other than just knitting, you’re likely to LOVE this book!

Funny thing: One of the world’s loveliest crochet hexagon patterns is actually found in a knitting pattern book. This book is one of my all-time favorite craft books. If you enjoy both knitting and crocheting, and you’re in the market for a new pattern book that offers projects in both techniques, I invite you to take a look at my book review of Knitting for the Fun of It: 40 Bohemian Patterns for Ponchos and More. I think this is a book you’d enjoy owning if you’re interested in either colorful knitting or crochet projects.

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