Knit hexagon

A reader let me know that Komb has been archived and is not available any longer. All is not lost! Here are THREE great alternatives: 1) Hexagon Trivet by Jessie At Home 2) Hexagon by Jen Reilly 3) Polygon by Tin Can Knits The pattern "Komb" by the Berroco Design Team is no longer available.

The Hexagon Knitting Pattern: I created this pattern for a traveling blanket I’m making using mini skeins I pick up at local yarn shops in the towns I visit (the ones pictured are from Washin…

Is Less More? Nope! More is way more fun! Often, as soon as we complete a pattern, my very first thought is: I wanna make another version of this; one that’s marled, or at a different gauge, or with

I have this thing where I don't buy knitting or crocheting patterns. I don't understand why I should pay for one when there are so many amazing patterns for free on the internet. I get really irritated when I find an adorable picture, click on it, and find out they want me to pay $5 for it on Etsy or Ravelry. It usually ends up in a little bit of cursing like a sailor as I attempt to peruse the World Wide Web for a comparable version that's free. And 9 times out of 10 I find one. Or at least…

This is my first time to use double points to knit hexagons. I actually inspired from the book “KNITTING NATURE”, it showed us how to knit different shapes. I planned to attach the hexa…

Use spring hexagons while knitting your blankets and throws and you will make the world around you bloom! We promise!

This is my first time to use double points to knit hexagons. I actually inspired from the book “KNITTING NATURE”, it showed us how to knit different shapes. I planned to attach the hexa…

I'll post more pictures when I knit the next one. Size US9 DPN's Vanna's choice yarn. (you can use any yarn and the appropriate needle size to make various sizes of hexagons) Hexagons can be joined to make a pillow or blanket of any size. You will need to knit some half hexagons to create a straight edge. Using the vanna yarn and 9 needles, each side of the hexagon measures 2 1/2 inches and 4 inches from side to side. Bind on using long tail method, onto two needles alternating from one to…

Learn how to crochet half solid hexagons with no gaps, both with a flat side and a pointy side. When you crochet blankets and other projects using hexagons, you often find yourself wondering how to fill the gaps at the edges to make a straight border. The easiest solution is to crochet half hexagons! There are two kinds of half hexagons that you’ll need to fill the gaps on all sides of your project: a half hexagon with a flat side, and a half hexagon with a pointy side.