Hexagon Blanket Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 Hexagon Blanket 

Crochet Pattern

 By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

The Hexagon Blanket Crochet Pattern may seem

 like a complicated blanket pattern, but it is a really fun

 and easy blanket to stitch up. Once you stitch up a few

 pieces you will love it.

I decided it would be so fun for 

Our Friday Fun Day Project!

You will need to make both Hexagons pieces 

and 1/2 hexagon pieces for the blanket.

The written patterns for both, are here on the blog. 

They make beautiful blankets, but the Hexagon

 shape can also be used for making pillows,

 bags, table runners, pot holders, 

washcloths, lap blanket, washcloths and just

about anything you can think of. 

I think it's a really wonderful shape to create with.

Make sure you check out the Video Tutorial. 

I show you how to stitch up both the 

Hexagon and half hexagon, as well as, 

how to stitch them together to form a blanket.

                

My blanket that I designed is 30 X 30 inches

and you can make your blanket any size you

 would like. Although I used The Premier Sweet Roll

 yarn for my blanket, you can use any 

medium (4) weight yarn you would like.

 I think this crochet pattern would make a 

great Scrap Happy pattern. 

See The Video On My Crochet

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Hexagon Blanket Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook – H / 5 mm
Yarn – Medium (4) Acrylic – 15 oz.
             Premier Sweet Roll Frostie / Slushie

             White - 3 oz. Trim
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (chain
Slst stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Space (sp)
Skip (sk)
 
Size: 30 X 30 inches - You make yours any size you like
Hexagon – 6 inches
½ hexagon – 6 X 3 inches
 
Notes:
Ch3 Counts as a dc
 
Pattern: You will need both Hexagons

                   and 1/2 hexagons for the pattern

Hexagon –(27 for the my size pattern)

R: 1 - Ch 5, join in a circle,
Ch 3, dc, ch1 In the circle,
*2 dc ch1* Repeat from * to * 4 more times,
Join to the ch3 with a slst, slst in the next dc,
slst in the ch1 sp (6 sets of 2 dc, ch1)

R: 2 – Ch3, dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1 in the 1^st ch1 sp,
*2dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sp*
Repeat From * to *
Join to the ch3 with a slst, slst in the next dc,
slst in the ch1 sp (6 sets of 2 dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1)

R: 3 - Ch3, dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1,
 2 dc in the next ch1 sp, ch1 in the next ch1 sp,
*2dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sp*
2 dc in the next ch1 sp, ch1 in the next ch1 sp,
Repeat From * to *
Join to the ch3 with a slst, slst in the next dc,
slst in the ch1 sp
(6 sets of 2 dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1, 2dc, ch1)

R: 4 - Ch3, dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1,
 2 dc in the next ch1 sp, ch1 in the next 2 ch1 sps,
*2dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sp*
2 dc in the next ch1 sp, ch1 in the next 2 ch1 sps,
Repeat From * to *
Join to the ch3 with a slst,  tie off weave in the ends.

(6 sets of 2 dc, ch1, 2 dc, ch1, and 2dc, ch1 2 times)

Repeat R: 1 – R: 5 For As Many times as needed for
The size Blanket you wish to make. (27 for the pattern)

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½ Hexagon – 6 For My Size blanket

 
R: 1 – Ch 5, join in a circle, ch 3, dc, ch1 in the circle,
2dc Ch1, 2dc, turn and ch3 ( 3 sets of 2dc, 2 ch1)
 
R: 2 – Dc in the 1^st dc, ch1,
2dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sp
*2dc, ch1, 2dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sp,
2 dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sp*
Repeat from * to * 1 more time
2 dc in the last dc, turn and ch3
(6 sets of 2dc, 5 ch1)

R: 3 - Dc in the 1^st dc, ch1,
 2 dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sp,
*2dc, ch1, 2dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sps,
2 dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sp*
Repeat from * to * 1 more time
2 dc in the last dc, turn and ch3
(9 sets of 2 dc, 8 ch1)

R: 4 - Dc in the 1^st dc, ch1,
2 dc, ch1 in the next 2 ch1 sp,
*2dc, ch1, 2dc, ch1 in the next ch1 sp,
2 dc, ch1 in the next 2 ch1 sp,
2 dc in the last dc, tie off weave in the ends.
(12 sets of 2dc, 11 ch1)

You will need to Repeat R: 1 – R: 4 - (6 Times for the Pattern)

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 Joining  them together

For My Blanket - 27  - Hexagons, 6 -1/2 Hexagons 

I place them wrong side out and slst them together, 

stitching through the outside loops.

I Stitch them in a row as shown here-

 
Then Stitch the Rows together.

Front 

Back

You will need the ½ Hexagon on the end of every other
 Row on the ends of the blanket.

Once The Blanket is the size you need, 

With White yarn, sc an even row around all the sides.
Join back to the 1^st sc, tie off weave in the ends.

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Monday Morning Scarf Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

Monday Morning Scarf 

Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

I had planned on releasing the crochet pattern for

 this scarf a few weeks ago and it got

 pushed back. And All of a Sudden

 it was cold and snowing and I remembered

 the scarf. I decided to pull it back out and

 get the pattern written up for it.

I am so glad I did!

The Monday Morning Scarf has a beautiful,

 yet simple texted stitch pattern. 

The guys and girls of all ages will love it.

It stitches up pretty fast once you learn the

 the two row repeat.

I designed the scarf using Hobby Lobby 

I Love This Yarn Colors yarn. 

The color is called Moring star. 

It is a Medium (4) weight acrylic yarn. 

It's a two color yarn that is what 

I would call an abstract Ombre. 

It has one color of solid and a second

 color of an Ombre that is wound together.

I really loved it the first

 time I saw it in the store. 

You can use any medium (4) weight you 

like for the scarf. Although I recommend

 not using a yarn that is very busy or

 you will love the lovely texture 

of the stitch pattern.

See The Video On My Crochet Youutbe 

Channel A This LINK

Monday Morning Scarf Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Material:
Crochet Hook – I / 5.5 mm.
Yarn – Med (4) 5 oz. I Love This yarn colors / Morning Star
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Double Crochet (dc)
V stitch (Vst)
Front Post Double Crochet (FPDC)
Back Post Double Crochet(BPDC)
Skip (sk)
Space (sp)
 
Size: 7 X 58 inches
3 Rows = 1 inch

Length of the scarf is easily adjusted,

          Just add or subtract as many rows as needed.
 
Notes:
Ch3 Counts as a dc

The Photo / Video Dem are  stitched in a solid,

        so the stitches can be seen better.
 
Pattern:
 
R: 1 – Ch 32, dc in the 4^th ch from the hook,
1 dc in each ch across, turn, ch 3 (30 dc)

R: 2 – Dc in the next dc, ch1, Sk 2dc, Vst in the next dc, ch1, Sk 2dc
*FPDC in the next 2 dc, ch1, sk 2 dc, Vst in the next dc, ch1, Sk 2 dc*
Repeat from * to * 2 more times, Dc in the last 2 dc,
Turn, ch 3 (4dc, 6 FPDC, 4 Vsts)

R: 3 – Dc in the next dc, ch1, Vst in the Ch1 sp of the next Vst,
 ch1, BPDC in the 2 FPDC, ch1,
*Vst in the ch1 sp of the next Vst, ch1, BPDC in the 2 FPDC, ch1*
Repeat from * to * 2 More times,
Dc in the last 2 dc, Turn, ch 3 (4dc, 6 BPDC, 4 Vsts)

R: 4 - Dc in the next dc, ch1, Vst in the Ch1 sp of the next Vst,
 ch1, FPDC in the 2 BPDC, ch1,
*Vst in the ch1 sp of the next Vst, ch1, FPDC in the 2 BPDC, ch1*
Repeat from * to * 2 More times,
Dc in the last 2 dc, Turn, ch 3 (4dc, 6 FPDC, 4 Vsts)

R: 5 - Dc in the next dc, ch1, Vst in the Ch1 sp of the next Vst,
 ch1, BPDC in the 2 FPDC, ch1,
*Vst in the ch1 sp of the next Vst, ch1, BPDC in the 2 FPDC, ch1*
Repeat from * to * 2 More times,
Dc in the last 2 dc, Turn, ch 3 (4dc, 6 BPDC, 4 Vsts)

Actual Scarf

 
R: 6 – R: 85 – Repeat R: 4 And R: 5– alternating rows

R: 86 – 1 dc in the next dc, 2 dc in the ch1 sp,
 dc in the ch1 sp of the Vst, 2 dc in the ch1 sp,
*1 dc in the next 2 FPDC, 2 dc in the ch1 sp,
1 dc in the ch1 sp of the Vst, 2 dc in the ch1 sp*
Repeat From * to * 2 more times, 1 dc in the last 2 dc,
Tie off weave in your ends. (30dc)

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