Hexagonal Afghan Pattern

[CraftyZone]

I had seen the mellybelly had made your pattern for this afghan and decided to give it a whirl what a neat pattern I just started and found it is hard to put down the afghan just one more row before you know it is late. I am making this out of yarn I had left over from a fall ripple afghan I made. When I get it done I will post the a picture of it completed. Just wanted you to know what a great pattern. I use to make lots of squares and ripples patterns now I love making hexagon patterns to. Next is the star patterns in the round.

I want to thank you for a great pattern.

[mwlb]

Thank you!! I love it!! And your colors are great!!!

[rashidah]

Thank you for this pattern. I started one today for my niece.I am working with bernat cotton. The pattern is very easy to read.

[bearlycrocheting]

I love your pattern and the colors you used. I have seen your pattern before and I have been wanting to make it forever. I am hoping to get to it after Easter. Great Pattern! Thanks for sharing.

 

Linda

[Waif]

Great pattern - on my to-do list now.

[RoseRed]

Very cool - thank you!

[eyrthmother1]

I do LOVE this pattern. I have nearly finished 2 this wk for the local nursing home. works up so quickly and doesn' strain the gray matter.

 

Sandy

[rhelena]

I love it! Thank you.

[boksie]

Just realized that I never posted my afghan I made from your pattern. Here's a link to the picture. Great pattern!

[RenJac1301]

Love it and I love the colors:clap

[Michiganirish]

thank you for sharing this pattern - i'm working on it now - am laid up so should be done within a day or two - will post a pic when it's done - Easter Blessings:2sheep

[bethintx1]

I'm going to make this and share it with our crochet group that meets at the local community center. We are known as "The Colony Happy Hookers"

Here is our webpage:

http://www.cherswitz.net/TheColonyCrochetGroup.html

 

Thanks for the pattern!

[rashidah]

I made 2 of them. I will post soon.

[~Elise~]

I made 2 of them. I will post soon.

 

Looking forward to seeing them.

[bethintx1]

I just finished mine with scraps and using a larger hook, I bordered it with a dc rib stitch to make it more masculine. I sorted my scraps and pulled out all of the earthy tones. Then I sorted them by weight. I started with the lightest and made each stripe with the next larger size ball. When I got to the last three stripes, then I had to use whole skeins of yarn.

 

Here are the photos: