I used the hexagon pattern on Crochetville and really like it. The way she worded the first part was a bit odd, but once I figured out what the result was supposed to be on that starting round, I was fine. The pattern works up very quickly since there's virtually no counting involved and results in a beautiful blanket or lapghan. Be creative with choice of colors and number of rounds and get a completely different look.
I'm going to be making more of these for sure and might list a few to sell on Etsy. I've also got something floating around in my head for a different hexagon pattern, but need to tidy up a few loose ends before I can try to work on that.
Have a great weekend!
Yours looks pretty so far--looking forward to seeing the finished product. I made an adult sized one and I ended up with a "line" where I started the new rounds. I don't get this with the rr afghans but the hexagon ended up with one. Yours looks nice and tidy. :)
ReplyDeleteReally nice Marie Ann and thanks for sharing the pattern.
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