Thank-you Jayda , I watched the start of your live yesterday but had to split , my ride came to pick me up. , but I love the purse/ bag you created out of your 20 yr granny squares. You talked about these 20 yr old granny's in a video not to long ago , I think. Anyway glad you are here again today what a treat. Thank you , I been following you for close to 10 yrs now. I learned alot from your teaching, tricks an tips and tools. Thank you so so much. Marla from Mo.
Hello Jayda, Granny Square patterns are so Beautiful, no matter what color or shape they are. I'm going to look forward to making them, Thank you so much for your Beautiful Tutorial.
Love this Cluster Stitch and the Hexagon Shape for Granny Squares…….you are a great teacher and so easy to follow…..tks for this pattern….for newbies, I like to put a stitch marker in the top of the chain-2 to know where I make that slip stitch at the end of the row…..and with many other patterns a lot of instructors don’t show you or tell you where that “1st” stitch is….(at the beginning of a row), bc sometimes it’s right under the Chain two or three and sometimes it’s the “next stitch”…….and if you don’t get it right, your stitch count is off……well, ty for a wonderful pattern…..😊
I made a small granny square head band the other day, turned out cute. I'm finding it fun to try and make things on my own, but I also make mistakes to. 🙁🙈🤔
I love this Hexagon better than the original, meaning mine didn't end up as curvy as it was with the other pattern! And Jayda, that sweatshirt is awesome!!!🥰
Have a suggestion I think you could do a octagon shape like the hexagon would be bigger but might be good for a blanket or bag and as a motif to add say 3 to 5 for a table runner, hope you like the idea Mrs jayda and Mr stitches
Hey Jayda!! I absolutely love you!! You've taught me how to crochet and make granny squares!! I've just completed my first Afghan made of granny squares!! Yippee!! So I'm starting another one using these hexagon squares...I'm wonderng how I'm going to attach the hexi squares...
@Jayda InStitches hi Jayda..so...I was wondering if it's possible to crochet different sized granny hexagons into one blancket? and if so..do u havexa Tutorial ?
Hi Jada I've been making hexagon granny squares for what feels like a lifetime! I think I have enough to make a blanket. Do you have a tutorial for sewing hexagon granny squares into a blanket?
Hi Elaine, you can join hexagons using any method you like (as you would for squares: sewing, stitching etc) and there are 2 ways you can join them: make a rectangle or make a larger hexagon. We haven't done a specific video a hex blanket, but we do have a little info at the beginning of this video on a rectangular format: th-cam.com/video/9TuXDDg6C8s/w-d-xo.html Also, if you want straight sides on your rectangle blanket, we now have a video on how to make half hexagons here: th-cam.com/video/7GTqVUxnGKQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi! We have a couple of different ideas in this video here: th-cam.com/video/9TuXDDg6C8s/w-d-xo.html You can join them just like you would squares, sewing or stitching 😊
Hi Stephanie! I've been working on that, it's a little tricky to get the tension right, but it's very similar in concept to the regular half hexagon. If you haven't seen that video, you might find it helps...here: th-cam.com/video/7GTqVUxnGKQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi! Definitely try it. You might not want to cinch it "all" the way, because the 6 clusters use up a lot of real estate, but it would definitely make for a smaller middle hole.
Hola, Jayda! En el tutorial de boble stitch me pusiste el link para este hexágono porque quiero hacer un cárdigan hexagonal. Me encanta también esta puntada ❤ He hecho una muestra y cuando lo doblo no me queda en forma de L 😢😢 Tienes idea del porqué? 😢😢 Gracias ❤
Hi! Make sure you're bringing the opposite points together. If it seems tight or really ripply, that's ok, it will flatten properly when it's stitched into an "L" 😊
Hi Sarah, those are a little smaller than mine, but that's totally ok in the case of a project like this 😊 Yarn, hooks and personal tension can vary quite a bit!
Hi Kelley, if your stitching is tight, you might want to try a larger hook before you add in the extra chains, and if that still isn't loose enough, then try the extra chains, just be sure not to confuse them with corners 😊
Hi Bridget, there is no half double crochet in this pattern: we start with a ch-2 that counts as part of the dc3tog cluster to begin the row, then we start a DC, work the first half, start a second DC work the first half of that and that leaves us with 3 loops on our hook, then we yarn over and pull back through those 3 loops. That's how we get that first cluster: the ch-2, plus the 2 half-worked double crochet stitches together = a single stitch or cluster. I hope that helps! 😊 Thank you for watching! 🍂
Single Crochet Edging Timestamp: 20:43
Granny Hexagon Purse Live Stream: th-cam.com/users/liveu_JOE2soCuU?feature=share
Classic Granny Shell Hexagon: th-cam.com/video/9TuXDDg6C8s/w-d-xo.html
African Flower Hexagon: th-cam.com/video/LFvwOp3wsbs/w-d-xo.html
Poinsettia Hexagon: th-cam.com/video/nQVGnhR7Fr8/w-d-xo.html
Steam Blocking: th-cam.com/video/LFvwOp3wsbs/w-d-xo.html
Basic Join: th-cam.com/video/snZrl4Vsfi8/w-d-xo.html
LOVE this granny square. Blankets, bags, pillows...so many uses!
Soooo many!
I never really noticed before but the single crochet around for the last row does make it look nice!
I agree! It really makes the hexagon pop! 😊
Beautiful Granny Hexagon! It looks like a flower. Thank you, Jayda.
Thank you Debra 💗
@@JaydaInStitches You're welcome, Jayda 💖
You are the best Jayda & Mr InStitches xxx. Love you both
Hi Lorraine! Thank you 💗
I love your tutorials. You explain everything so well, and you make it also fun to watch. Thank you.
Hi Petra, we're glad you like them!
Oh I love this. I hope I get a chance to try it later. Thank you. And it's so fun to get to see you 3 times in 2 days ❤
😁 * giggle *
Love the colors!!
Yes, me too.
Love, love this granny cluster square.
I love how "tight" it looks 😊
Thank-you Jayda , I watched the start of your live yesterday but had to split , my ride came to pick me up. , but I love the purse/ bag you created out of your 20 yr granny squares. You talked about these 20 yr old granny's in a video not to long ago , I think. Anyway glad you are here again today what a treat. Thank you , I been following you for close to 10 yrs now. I learned alot from your teaching, tricks an tips and tools. Thank you so so much. Marla from Mo.
Hi Marla! Thank you so much for hanging out with us for so long! 😊
Hello Jayda, Granny Square patterns are so Beautiful, no matter what color or shape they are. I'm going to look forward to making them, Thank you so much for your Beautiful Tutorial.
Thank you so much for watching Deanna!
Thanks Jayda…I never tried the hexagon but I sure will now…your the best 👍✌️❤️
Hope you like it!
Thanks, Jayda. Love this hexagon.
Thank you for watching Marcia 😊
Very nice...I'm so addicted to Granny squares. Their like eggs & potatoes I like them any way you can make them. 🤓
🤣 Me too!!
Beautiful granny exagon!! ♥️
Thank you Amalia!
Pretty Hexagon, Can't wait to try it!
I am in the middle of making blanket with this pattern. Thank you Jayda❤❤❤❤❤
Lovely! I'd love to see it when it's finished 😁
It's so pretty
I love it just the way it is.
Thank you Brooklyn 😊
Thank you for sharing! I love this pattern, I was looking for a hexagon pattern to do my next blanket and this will be amazing for it. Thank you!
You’re welcome 😊 Thank you for watching Sofia!
What a great project to use up scrap yarn of which I have heaps. Thank you so much Jayda, love from New Zealand.
You are so welcome! And hello from Canada!
Thank you jayda very cute purse 😊amanda xx💖💕
Thank you Amanda 😊
Hi jayda how are you doing today I am doing fine today your blanket are very beautiful colors and very beautiful work thank for sharing stay safe 💙🌹💙
Hi Angela!
Love this Cluster Stitch and the Hexagon Shape for Granny Squares…….you are a great teacher and so easy to follow…..tks for this pattern….for newbies, I like to put a stitch marker in the top of the chain-2 to know where I make that slip stitch at the end of the row…..and with many other patterns a lot of instructors don’t show you or tell you where that “1st” stitch is….(at the beginning of a row), bc sometimes it’s right under the Chain two or three and sometimes it’s the “next stitch”…….and if you don’t get it right, your stitch count is off……well, ty for a wonderful pattern…..😊
Hi KT, thank you for sharing your tip with everyone 😊
Thank you Jayda!! Nice pattern and colors love it
Hi Maria, Thank you for watching 😊
Lovely. Never done this going to give it a go😊
Thanks Jayda. I am going to use this pattern to make a bucket hat
Oooh how cute!!
Beautiful! You are the best!
💗 ahhh Thank you Shari! 😊
Lovely to showed 😊👍
I made a small granny square head band the other day, turned out cute. I'm finding it fun to try and make things on my own, but I also make mistakes to. 🙁🙈🤔
Oh Jayda!! I love this pattern I just finished one! Thank you 😊 💓 ☺️
Hi Tainya! That's awesome!! 💗
COOL 😎 PRETTY. I LOVE DUBBLE STICHES... ❤️ ÇANT WAIT TO MAKE THIS
Thank you for watching Taz 😊
Very pretty stitch!! Thank you!
Thank you! 😊
Great tutorial! Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching 😊
Love it now I know how do cluster iam going to make hot pad for my tea using cotton yarn thanks
Fantastic!!
This pattern is perfect ❤love it!!!
Thank you for watching 😊
I love this! I hope I will get to try it soon. I really like your videos, and your teaching sounds real easy.❤❤
Thanks so much Norma 😊
Beautiful ❤
Thank you Em 😊
I love this. Im going to make this handbag. U r sooo cute
Thank you for watching Jean!
I love this Hexagon better than the original, meaning mine didn't end up as curvy as it was with the other pattern! And Jayda, that sweatshirt is awesome!!!🥰
Oh thank you! 😁
This is great. Will you be doing A tutorial on how to make the hexagon bag?
Hi Katie, we're working on it 😊 I got the majority of it together on the live stream on Friday (link above) if you want to get a head start 😁
@@JaydaInStitches thank you. I was watching the live stream, but I was having difficulty seeing what you were doing. Thank you.
Loved it thank you.
Thank you for watching 😊
Great video thank you 😊
Thank you for watching Joan 😊
Thank you so much for this!
Thank you for watching! 😊
Have a suggestion I think you could do a octagon shape like the hexagon would be bigger but might be good for a blanket or bag and as a motif to add say 3 to 5 for a table runner, hope you like the idea Mrs jayda and Mr stitches
Hi Hazel, Thank you for the suggestion 😊
Loved it
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So beautiful.Jayda I love to make them God Bless VA.💟🙏✝️🥰💕
Thank you Idell 💗
Hey Jayda!! I absolutely love you!! You've taught me how to crochet and make granny squares!! I've just completed my first Afghan made of granny squares!! Yippee!! So I'm starting another one using these hexagon squares...I'm wonderng how I'm going to attach the hexi squares...
That is awesome! Thank you for watching Jennifer 😊
@@JaydaInStitches hey Jayda..do you have any suggestions or tutorials for a nice border for my Hexa afghan?
@Jayda InStitches hi Jayda..so...I was wondering if it's possible to crochet different sized granny hexagons into one blancket? and if so..do u havexa Tutorial ?
Fabulous!
💗
Hi Jayda, love this granny square and can’t wait to try it . I was wondering if you have a tutorial on how to join the squares?
Hi Jan, yes, we've just pinned the link above 😊
@@JaydaInStitches
Thank you so much!
Hi Jada I've been making hexagon granny squares for what feels like a lifetime! I think I have enough to make a blanket. Do you have a tutorial for sewing hexagon granny squares into a blanket?
Hi Elaine, you can join hexagons using any method you like (as you would for squares: sewing, stitching etc) and there are 2 ways you can join them: make a rectangle or make a larger hexagon. We haven't done a specific video a hex blanket, but we do have a little info at the beginning of this video on a rectangular format: th-cam.com/video/9TuXDDg6C8s/w-d-xo.html Also, if you want straight sides on your rectangle blanket, we now have a video on how to make half hexagons here: th-cam.com/video/7GTqVUxnGKQ/w-d-xo.html
@@JaydaInStitches Thank you so much for your reply
Thank you. I would like in square shape too
look up this lady she made Mandela bag crocheting her name is hablemos de maria crochet. so pretty colors
Hexagons are the bestagons
I like that 😊
Great tutorial, thanks so much for sharing!❤😘😊
Thank you for watching Tia 😊
Hello love this pattern do you have a pattern for a half one using the cluster stich?
Hi! Not yet, but thank you for the suggestion 😊
Do you have a video to make these into a blanket. Thx so much. 🎉
Hi! We have a couple of different ideas in this video here: th-cam.com/video/9TuXDDg6C8s/w-d-xo.html You can join them just like you would squares, sewing or stitching 😊
Would you be able to show how to make half ones of these?
Hi Stephanie! I've been working on that, it's a little tricky to get the tension right, but it's very similar in concept to the regular half hexagon. If you haven't seen that video, you might find it helps...here: th-cam.com/video/7GTqVUxnGKQ/w-d-xo.html
Would a "magic" or cinch circle in the center affect how the hexagon lays?
Hi! Definitely try it. You might not want to cinch it "all" the way, because the 6 clusters use up a lot of real estate, but it would definitely make for a smaller middle hole.
do you have a tutorial on how to make a half hexagon with this pattern?
Hi Kimberly, not yet but thank you for the reminder! 😊
Have you ever done a pentagon ball?
Hi Carol, no, but thank you for the suggestion!
Desde España Eres estupenda He hecho muchos trabajos tuyos Me encanta 🌄
Hi Teresa, Thank you for watching 😊
Que fofura feira no Square colorido ❤
Thank you for watching! 🌞
Would a magic circle work for the center? I don't like the large hole in the middle. 🤔
Hi Jessica, yes, but you might not be able to pull it super tight because 6 clusters is a lot of crochet in a small area 😊
Beautiful and can this be used for hexagon sweater!!
Yes, definitely!
Hola, Jayda! En el tutorial de boble stitch me pusiste el link para este hexágono porque quiero hacer un cárdigan hexagonal. Me encanta también esta puntada ❤ He hecho una muestra y cuando lo doblo no me queda en forma de L 😢😢 Tienes idea del porqué? 😢😢
Gracias ❤
Hi! Make sure you're bringing the opposite points together. If it seems tight or really ripply, that's ok, it will flatten properly when it's stitched into an "L" 😊
@JaydaInStitches gracias 😊
Hello, I am making these, I am using size 4 yarn with a 5mm hook, they are measuring 5 inches across, is that right? Many thanks
Hi Sarah, those are a little smaller than mine, but that's totally ok in the case of a project like this 😊 Yarn, hooks and personal tension can vary quite a bit!
Would this distort if I made a large square blanket sized.
Hi! Not as readily as a regular granny square or regular granny shell hexagon, just because the clusters are tighter 😊
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Can you make a blanket out it just making one hexagon?
Yes, definitely!
Would it curl less with an extra chain between clusters?
Hi Kelley, if your stitching is tight, you might want to try a larger hook before you add in the extra chains, and if that still isn't loose enough, then try the extra chains, just be sure not to confuse them with corners 😊
Why not use a standing st on new row new color?
Hi Carol, you can certainly use that if you like.
🌞🌻🦋💛🙏🙏🙏
In the beginning, round one, you say to do double crochet but proceed to do half-double crochet. So confusing.
Hi Bridget, there is no half double crochet in this pattern: we start with a ch-2 that counts as part of the dc3tog cluster to begin the row, then we start a DC, work the first half, start a second DC work the first half of that and that leaves us with 3 loops on our hook, then we yarn over and pull back through those 3 loops. That's how we get that first cluster: the ch-2, plus the 2 half-worked double crochet stitches together = a single stitch or cluster. I hope that helps! 😊 Thank you for watching! 🍂
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