@@lalakins3885 that great to hear that you were successful making this flower. I have also once done this pattern with too colors. It’s very time consuming, but does look great.
Thank you for the feedback. When I look for video tutorials I find it so frustrating when the videos are not close. My first videos I did not zoom in enough. I’m glad I have improved on that and I’m glad it was helpful to you 😊
I love your excitement but listen, you need to learn to crochet first, like really simple project. I have a series on learning crochet here in the channel. Start there. Find my playlists and it’s under Lerning to Crochet
How wonderful to know you successfully finished a flower. Have you seen the blanket I made with 30 plus flowers? Video is in the channel here. But a blanket takes forever to make 😖
Don't have Instagram can't send a pic but wanted to thank u, mine turned out beautiful and my goal is to make a blanket I also bought ur Etsy pattern U r a great inspiration Thank you again
How kind of you to write this. I’m so glad you got to finish this hexagon. If you look on my videos you’ll see I have made a blanket. Hopefully you can make one too!
What a beautiful design. Why did it take me 2 years to find this. I have made my 1st one no clue on how many more I'll have to go. Great video instructor and instructions are amazing thank you.
How awesome you found this hexagon flower design. I have posted a complete tutorial on how to make a complete blanket. Check it out here on the channel
Yes, you definitely could do that. If you ever try to do that, share with me the outcome. Like, up to what number would you increase the petal?and what thickness of yarn you used.
There is a way. I’m actually working on that. I will post a video on it by the end of September. While I’m still figuring it out, theres a few new projects I’ll post before then.
Hi there. Thank you for subscribing! I am so glad you got to make this Hexagon motif. I have seen purses with this motif, but I have not tried to figure out how to do it. How exciting that you created a purse. Way to go!
Thank you. I’m not sure how you would use the flower without its hexagon sides though 🤔! The sides of the hexagon attach to other hexagons and can make a blanket. I have finished a blanket and its tutorial is in this channel. Feel free to take a look 🙂
Hello, to make a woolen blanket with this pattern, how many kilograms do you think would be needed, and most importantly, what yarn thickness would work best?
I have made a blanket with these hexagons. You can find my tutorials on the blanket in my channel here. Here’s the link: th-cam.com/video/7z65RMAHngw/w-d-xo.html
Hallo.ich komme aus deutschland und bin gerade dabei aus vielen teile dieses schöne muster eine decke zu häkeln. Gibt es auch eine anleitung für das zusammenhäkeln dieser teile?.lg Andrea
There’s also a video where I show how to make a half hexagon. You will need that to fill the sides of a blanket: th-cam.com/video/jgJI20_z9V0/w-d-xo.html&feature=shares
Now here is the thing, I have not joined my hexagons yet, since I am still working on my motifs to make a queen sized blanket. I am not sure if I have the best answer for your question, however, here's a few things to consider: if you followed my tutorial and made the hexagon the same size as mine, then you should have 25 sc on each side, after completing the sc edging. To be more exact, each side has 25 sc and the point of the start has a chain 2 space. I will join motifs using sc and I will line up each hexagon's side by matching each sc from one motif with the sc of the other motif, wrong sides touching each other. Now joining hexagons is tricky because the joining is not going to be a straight line. So I am not sure how my joining will go, since I myself have not joined hexagons before. Now I have done a blanket joining squares. I made sure that on those squares each side had the same amount of single crochets, so when it came to joining them, they matched. Let me send you the link to that project next.
th-cam.com/video/PSmJTMd8WM4/w-d-xo.html That's the joining squares video above. Also, check out my playlist "Blanket Project - Learn Different Stitches" There you will find videos on all the different squares I made for that blanket project.
@@CrochetandBeyond Thank you for the instructions on the video making this beautiful pattern. You did a great job! Very easy to follow. I have a request, could you please show or write down how to make. half a pattern for this? To fill in the ends to make the blanket even. Thank you in advance
If you use a smaller hook the flower will be a little smaller, but not by much. There is a better solution to make the flower smaller. All you have to do is to skip one or maybe even two increasing rounds. On my motif I increased the Front Post Double Crochets on the petals until I had 13 FPDc on each petal. If you omit 1 increasing round you will stop at 11 FPDc on each petal. If you omit 2 increasing rounds you will stop at 9 FPDc on each petal. Once you reached the desired number of FPDc begin decreasing on the sides of the petals just how I showed on the video. Note that at the very end when you are doing a single crochet round around the entire flower, your number of stitches will be less than my motif. You will have to maintain that number of stitches consistent from flower to,flower so that when you are joining flowers, the sides should match stitch by stitch.
Not quite yet. I still have 7 more hexagons to make, plus the half hexagons, which will be a new tutorial. Right now I’m working on some Christmas projects. I hope to finish the blanket in January. A tutorial on how to make the half hexagon and another tutorial on how to join them should be available in the Chanel here by first week of February, maybe sooner if I focus 😆
Hi there.. I don’t have an exact answer for your question. At this point I’m still working on my hexagons from a huge lot of yarn I was given by someone. So far I have made 23 hexagons and I need about 9 more, so 32 total or so. Plus some half hexagons to fill the sides. I also need to film a tutorial on those half hexagons. So far I know that 225g of worsted weight yarn (I’m using Red Heart Super Saver) makes two hexagons for sure plus some left over. My plan is to finish the blanket by end of January, and in February I’ll post a tutorial on making the 1/2 hexagons and another tutorial on how to put them together. Also, 32 hexagons will make a small lap blanket. Overall, these hexagons use a lot of yarn. Hope this helps 🙂
Hello, thanks for the feedback. I have not programmed CC into the video. The CC you are following is auto generated and I have no control over it.. however it writes everything I'm explaining. So if you are watching from a phone it might be difficult to follow if you are trying to depend on CC only. You might want to use a headset or, watch from a computer maybe, so that what I am saying is clearer for you to understand. Or, turn off the CC..but then you have to listen closely and follow along doing the project with me. As for decreasing round, on this example, I start decreases after round 7 (when you have 13 Front Post Double Crochet on the petal). I do not have a PDF available. As for words in the screen, on this video will not be possible since once the video is published I can't fix anything. I have other projects that were published after this #D motif, and I have added more words. Hope it helps. All best!!
@@CrochetandBeyond I turn the speed down so I able to read CC & watch u crocheting bit slower & pause. Many years ago, I had a time to find the perfect pattern & video tutorial online. Finally, I able to understand u because u didn't crocheting too faster :-) Nice white yarn, it's easy to see & background is plain 👌.
Also, it is good to know rounds step by step so I don't lost somewhere between rounds. Thank you for displaying rounds # & bit instructions on ur video screen.
I am finally on the round 13 yay yay, but I need to check double. Do you mean like ch1,1sc each in all bpdc. Then, when you reach corner top, 1sc in st, skip 1st, 1sc in next st? OR ch1,1sc all the way around. Then, when you reach the corners, 1sc in space, 2ch, 1sc in same space st?
@@sophornma4247 There no skip of stitches on this round. The top of the petal has two stitches that are quite wider than usual, because of that last decrease on round 12. So pretty much sc over it, and if you find a better way to do it than what I did, it might work too
@@ronnia4565 I’m so sorry you are having a hard time with the pattern. It’s been a few years since I made this video so I actually watched it again. You are confused with the in between petals. Not sure if you are having a hard time the back post double crochets? Or is it that I don’t show every single stitch throughout the entire round? My goal was to show the sequence and have you repeat the sequence around. Anyway, I have a written pattern available and maybe that might be easier to understand round by round: www.etsy.com/listing/1422451644
There is a feature on TH-cam videos where you can slow them down or speed them up. Once you are watching a video, it’s on the top, right side of the screen, it looks like a gear. I hope that helps.
Good tutorial! I tried it with two colors at the same time so the flower was white and the "star" red. Came out great!
@@lalakins3885 that great to hear that you were successful making this flower. I have also once done this pattern with too colors. It’s very time consuming, but does look great.
You are very good at instruction. Very clear speaking and can see hands & stitches beautifully
Thank you for the feedback. When I look for video tutorials I find it so frustrating when the videos are not close. My first videos I did not zoom in enough. I’m glad I have improved on that and I’m glad it was helpful to you 😊
This is so cool- I don’t crochet but I’m going to learn to make these into a scrap yarn blanket!!
I love your excitement but listen, you need to learn to crochet first, like really simple project. I have a series on learning crochet here in the channel. Start there. Find my playlists and it’s under Lerning to Crochet
Just finished this flower.. it turned out beautiful.. thanks for sharing. Your video is very clear and consise...
How wonderful to know you successfully finished a flower. Have you seen the blanket I made with 30 plus flowers? Video is in the channel here. But a blanket takes forever to make 😖
Super Anleitung, macht sehr viel Spaß 🎉 Grüße aus Deutschland ❤
@@ra-monsta8190 danke 🤗
I love doing this pattern and you show how to do it so well thank you so much
@@doreenmoss8589 thank you for the feedback. I appreciate it. I’m glad it’s bringing you joy as you crochet 🙂
Thank you for your video. VERY easy to understand and follow.
This is so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing this!
Very beautiful thank you so much for teaching
Don't have Instagram can't send a pic but wanted to thank u, mine turned out beautiful and my goal is to make a blanket I also bought ur Etsy pattern U r a great inspiration Thank you again
How kind of you to write this. I’m so glad you got to finish this hexagon. If you look on my videos you’ll see I have made a blanket. Hopefully you can make one too!
Best 👌 teacher
Grazie mille ❤️Il progetto è stupendo e lei insegna magnificamente ❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you for your comment. I understand all you said, since I speak Portuguese. Hopefully you can make several of my projects
Wunderschönen Blume 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I made it and it is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
That’s great to hear! Will you make more? Did you see my video tutorial where I make a blanket?
Thanks for sharing this video, it's beautiful 😍
What a beautiful design. Why did it take me 2 years to find this. I have made my 1st one no clue on how many more I'll have to go. Great video instructor and instructions are amazing thank you.
How awesome you found this hexagon flower design. I have posted a complete tutorial on how to make a complete blanket. Check it out here on the channel
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you so much 💓 you are awesome
Thank you so muuuuch, I'm halfway through and I loooooove it
So beautiful
I’m going to try it so beautiful thank you
Great tutorial!
Lovely tutorial Thank you xxx
It's beautiful
Lovely 🌹
che meraviglia
Its beautiful ❤
Thanks. Hope you can make it too.
Beautiful
Thanks for the great video. My englisch ist not so so good, but I can follow you. I create a sample.
Thanks 4 sharing ❤️
You are welcome. Hope you can make it successfully!
😊very easy and nice
Can you make one flower and it could be a lap blanket with this pattern
Yes, you definitely could do that. If you ever try to do that, share with me the outcome. Like, up to what number would you increase the petal?and what thickness of yarn you used.
Kann man das auch in einem viereck sprich Quadrat machen.
Wish there was a way to make the flower different color than the hexagon. Would look coll.
There is a way. I’m actually working on that. I will post a video on it by the end of September. While I’m still figuring it out, theres a few new projects I’ll post before then.
@@CrochetandBeyond thank you looking forward to it!
Hi. Thanks for the pattern! I made a purse. New subbie. 😁
Hi there. Thank you for subscribing! I am so glad you got to make this Hexagon motif. I have seen purses with this motif, but I have not tried to figure out how to do it. How exciting that you created a purse. Way to go!
beautiful pattern, and by far the prettiest crochet flower I've seen! Is it possible to make it without the hexagon in the back?
Thank you. I’m not sure how you would use the flower without its hexagon sides though 🤔! The sides of the hexagon attach to other hexagons and can make a blanket. I have finished a blanket and its tutorial is in this channel. Feel free to take a look 🙂
Alguém sabe como fazer na forma quadrado?
Hi I think I missed your half flower.ty
It in the channel. Go to videos and it’s second on the list
Does any one no if there is another video to this ? Ty.
Is there a written pattern please.
Yes, here it is:
www.etsy.com/listing/1422451644
Hello, to make a woolen blanket with this pattern, how many kilograms do you think would be needed, and most importantly, what yarn thickness would work best?
I have made a blanket with these hexagons. You can find my tutorials on the blanket in my channel here. Here’s the link:
th-cam.com/video/7z65RMAHngw/w-d-xo.html
Hi does any one no how you do half ones? Please.
I found this video:
th-cam.com/video/yHnnkTm0OtY/w-d-xo.html
Hallo.ich komme aus deutschland und bin gerade dabei aus vielen teile dieses schöne muster eine decke zu häkeln.
Gibt es auch eine anleitung für das zusammenhäkeln dieser teile?.lg Andrea
Yes, there is a video where I show how to join. This is the link:
th-cam.com/video/7z65RMAHngw/w-d-xo.html&feature=shares
There’s also a video where I show how to make a half hexagon. You will need that to fill the sides of a blanket:
th-cam.com/video/jgJI20_z9V0/w-d-xo.html&feature=shares
@@CrochetandBeyond dankeschön❤
@@CrochetandBeyond dankeschön❤
How do you join these 6 sides together for a blanket. I have turned them every which way and they do not fit.
Now here is the thing, I have not joined my hexagons yet, since I am still working on my motifs to make a queen sized blanket. I am not sure if I have the best answer for your question, however, here's a few things to consider: if you followed my tutorial and made the hexagon the same size as mine, then you should have 25 sc on each side, after completing the sc edging. To be more exact, each side has 25 sc and the point of the start has a chain 2 space. I will join motifs using sc and I will line up each hexagon's side by matching each sc from one motif with the sc of the other motif, wrong sides touching each other.
Now joining hexagons is tricky because the joining is not going to be a straight line. So I am not sure how my joining will go, since I myself have not joined hexagons before. Now I have done a blanket joining squares. I made sure that on those squares each side had the same amount of single crochets, so when it came to joining them, they matched.
Let me send you the link to that project next.
th-cam.com/video/PSmJTMd8WM4/w-d-xo.html
That's the joining squares video above.
Also, check out my playlist "Blanket Project - Learn Different Stitches"
There you will find videos on all the different squares I made for that blanket project.
@@CrochetandBeyond Thank you for the instructions on the video making this beautiful pattern. You did a great job! Very easy to follow. I have a request, could you please show or write down how to make. half a pattern for this? To fill in the ends to make the blanket even. Thank you in advance
She has told us how to do this but not how to switch up or the half ones .?
How do you join two hexagon?
Here’s the video where I joined 35 hexagons
th-cam.com/video/7z65RMAHngw/w-d-xo.html
Waw I'd it tanks
Awesome!!! What color did you choose?
Hi can I ask if I wanted to make the motif smaller is it a case of using a smaller hook ?
If you use a smaller hook the flower will be a little smaller, but not by much. There is a better solution to make the flower smaller. All you have to do is to skip one or maybe even two increasing rounds. On my motif I increased the Front Post Double Crochets on the petals until I had 13 FPDc on each petal. If you omit 1 increasing round you will stop at 11 FPDc on each petal. If you omit 2 increasing rounds you will stop at 9 FPDc on each petal. Once you reached the desired number of FPDc begin decreasing on the sides of the petals just how I showed on the video. Note that at the very end when you are doing a single crochet round around the entire flower, your number of stitches will be less than my motif. You will have to maintain that number of stitches consistent from flower to,flower so that when you are joining flowers, the sides should match stitch by stitch.
@@CrochetandBeyond thank you that is really helpful I will give it a go and let you know how I get on
Did you ever join the blanket? Is there a link?
Not quite yet. I still have 7 more hexagons to make, plus the half hexagons, which will be a new tutorial. Right now I’m working on some Christmas projects. I hope to finish the blanket in January. A tutorial on how to make the half hexagon and another tutorial on how to join them should be available in the Chanel here by first week of February, maybe sooner if I focus 😆
How many grams of wool do need for the whole blanket
Hi there..
I don’t have an exact answer for your question. At this point I’m still working on my hexagons from a huge lot of yarn I was given by someone. So far I have made 23 hexagons and I need about 9 more, so 32 total or so. Plus some half hexagons to fill the sides. I also need to film a tutorial on those half hexagons.
So far I know that 225g of worsted weight yarn (I’m using Red Heart Super Saver) makes two hexagons for sure plus some left over. My plan is to finish the blanket by end of January, and in February I’ll post a tutorial on making the 1/2 hexagons and another tutorial on how to put them together. Also, 32 hexagons will make a small lap blanket. Overall, these hexagons use a lot of yarn. Hope this helps 🙂
@@CrochetandBeyond Thank you for telling me this it was a lot of help
Thankuverymuch
Благодарю !!!
Whoa difficult to read CC faster & block the video screen. Which rounds to start to decrease? The pattern pdf? Or u could add text on the video?
Hello, thanks for the feedback. I have not programmed CC into the video. The CC you are following is auto generated and I have no control over it.. however it writes everything I'm explaining. So if you are watching from a phone it might be difficult to follow if you are trying to depend on CC only. You might want to use a headset or, watch from a computer maybe, so that what I am saying is clearer for you to understand. Or, turn off the CC..but then you have to listen closely and follow along doing the project with me.
As for decreasing round, on this example, I start decreases after round 7 (when you have 13 Front Post Double Crochet on the petal).
I do not have a PDF available.
As for words in the screen, on this video will not be possible since once the video is published I can't fix anything. I have other projects that were published after this #D motif, and I have added more words.
Hope it helps. All best!!
@@CrochetandBeyond I turn the speed down so I able to read CC & watch u crocheting bit slower & pause. Many years ago, I had a time to find the perfect pattern & video tutorial online. Finally, I able to understand u because u didn't crocheting too faster :-) Nice white yarn, it's easy to see & background is plain 👌.
Also, it is good to know rounds step by step so I don't lost somewhere between rounds. Thank you for displaying rounds # & bit instructions on ur video screen.
I am finally on the round 13 yay yay, but I need to check double. Do you mean like ch1,1sc each in all bpdc. Then, when you reach corner top, 1sc in st, skip 1st, 1sc in next st? OR ch1,1sc all the way around. Then, when you reach the corners, 1sc in space, 2ch, 1sc in same space st?
@@sophornma4247
There no skip of stitches on this round. The top of the petal has two stitches that are quite wider than usual, because of that last decrease on round 12. So pretty much sc over it, and if you find a better way to do it than what I did, it might work too
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Didn't do a great job of explaining stitches between pedals 😢
@@ronnia4565 I’m so sorry you are having a hard time with the pattern. It’s been a few years since I made this video so I actually watched it again. You are confused with the in between petals. Not sure if you are having a hard time the back post double crochets? Or is it that I don’t show every single stitch throughout the entire round? My goal was to show the sequence and have you repeat the sequence around.
Anyway, I have a written pattern available and maybe that might be easier to understand round by round:
www.etsy.com/listing/1422451644
@@CrochetandBeyondwell I think you did a great job and I appreciate your video ❣️🤩. I’m making my first one today ❣️😻💕
Its to fast 😢
There is a feature on TH-cam videos where you can slow them down or speed them up. Once you are watching a video, it’s on the top, right side of the screen, it looks like a gear. I hope that helps.