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Crochet Half Hexagon With 3D Flower Motif Pattern

Published: May 13, 2025 by Hira · This blog generates income via ads

Smoke out the vibrant world of crochet with our Crochet Half Hexagon with 3D Flower Motif Pattern – perfect for delightful blankets and home decor!

Half Hexagon with 3D Flower Motif

If you're seeking a fresh and exciting project to enhance your crochet repertoire, the Half Hexagon Pattern is exactly what you need! This dynamic pattern effortlessly marries the geometric precision of half hexagons with the vibrant charm of 3D flower motifs, offering a unique and engaging experience for crafters of all levels. Ideal for creating everything from cozy blankets to eye-catching shawls and home decor, this pattern is both versatile and delightful.

Crochet Half Hexagon with 3D Flower Motif Pattern 1

You'll start with a detailed 3D flower in the center, work in a spiral to form the half-hexagon shape, and before you know it, your project will blossom into a beautiful masterpiece. The provided instructions are clear and easy to follow, complete with photo tutorials to guide you through each step.

Tip:

For a flawless finish, block each half hexagon before joining them to ensure perfect alignment and a polished look.

How To Crochet Half Hexagon With 3D Flower Motif

Introduction

  • Mentions a full hexagon pattern.
  • Explains the need for half hexagons to fill gaps in blankets.

Materials Required

  • Red Heart Super Saver worsted weight yarn.
  • 5 mm crochet hook.

Steps to Crochet the Half Hexagon

Initial Setup

  1. Chain Setup:
    • Create a loop, then chain 4.
    • Join with a slip stitch to form a ring.

Row 1: Foundation

  1. Foundation Row:
    • Chain 3 (counts as a double crochet).
    • Work 3 double crochets into the ring.
    • Chain 2, 3 double crochets, and chain 2 again.
    • Finish with 4 double crochets and a chain 3.

Row 2: Building Structure

  1. Double Crochets and Front Posts:
    • Turn, double crochet at the base.
    • Begin a series of front post double crochets.
    • Alternate with regular double crochets in chain spaces.

Row 3: Adding Texture

  1. Front and Back Posts:
    • Alternating front and back post double crochets.
    • Focus on increasing petal stitches.

Rows 4-6: Expand the Shape

  1. Row Expansion:
    • Continue alternating front and back post double crochets.
    • Follow the structured increases and decreases to form the petal shape.

Rows 7-9: Start Decreasing

  1. Begin Decreasing Petals:
    • Start working decreases in petals to shape the hexagon.
    • Maintain the post stitches for texture continuity.

Rows 10-12: Finalize Decreases

  1. Final Decrease Rounds:
    • Drop down to fewer stitches per petal.
    • Ensure boundaries have grown with adjusted increases.

Edging and Final Touches

  1. Edge Work:
    • Work single, half-double, double, and treble crochet stitches along the edges.
    • Aim to soften the inward dip for a smoother finish.

Conclusion

  • Counting and Consistency:
    • The exact stitch count ensures proper alignment with other pieces.
    • Helps in seamless integration with full hexagons.

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