Oh my goodness....I am so very thankful for all the lovely messages, comments, and emails that I received on my hexagon blanket. I was so overjoyed when I open up my blog the following day. You are all so sweet and kind....I almost cried. " T H A N K Y O U "
I've had several request on which pattern I used so I thought I would share with you how I made my hexagons. I know I must have looked around on the web for weeks looking for a "pretty" hexagon and would you know.....there were sooooooo many! The decision was so overwhelming. They all looked the same in one way or another so I thought, I would just make up one as I went. Now~ I am sure that there might be one out there that it will resembles, so.... please don't be offended if it looks like one you've already used or seen. This one is mine and the one I used in the blanket.
♥ S T A R B U R S T H E X A G O N P A T T E R N ♥
Hook size.... ( F )
US Terms
Any yarn of your choice
:: Round One ::
Chain 4. slp stitch into the first to make a ring.
Chain 4 ( counts as first treble and chain one.)
Make one treble into the ring, chain one. Repeat until you have a total of 12 trebles
and 12 chain one spaces.
Slp stitch into the third stitch from beginning chain 4.
Note: you may tight off if changing colors but if not just slp stitch into the first chain one space
and continue on.
:: Round Two ::
Chain three. in the first chain one space.(counts as first treble )
Make one treble into the same space, chain one.
Make two trebles in the next chain one space, chain one.
Repeat this around with a slp stitch into the top of the beginning chain 3.
{ tie off if changing colors or if not, slp stitch into the next chain one space.}
:: Round Three ::
Chain 3 ( counts as first treble )
Make two more trebles into the same space. Chain two.
Make three more trebles into the same space.
First corner made.
*In the next chain one space, make three trebles.
In tthe next chain one space make three trebles, chain two, three trebles.*
Repeat pattern between the * around.
Slp stitch into the beginning of the first treble at the beginning of this round.
Tie off.
I tested this pattern over and over again, but if you find an error or have any questions, please let me know so I can make corrections.
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HAPPY CRAFTING
