Basic Hexagon - Easy Tutorial - Crochet Shapes

Learn how to make a super easy crochet hexagon using the Double Crochet stitch. Easy to customize into any size for your project.
ABBREVIATIONS/STITCHES USED
CH = Chain
DC = Double Crochet
SL ST = Slip Stitch
PATTERN NOTES
- Beginning CH-2 does NOT count as a DC.
- If your hexagon begins to curl in, your corner CHs may be too tight. Try stitching them looser or adding another CH.
- To double check your work and counts, multiply the Round # by 2 to determine how many DC stitches are on each side of the hexagon. (Example: Round 4 x 2 = 8 DC stitches on each hexagon side).
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[@jean-jn3nq]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Super clear instructions and love the written pattern cues. Super helpful and professional. 👏🏻💕👏🏻

[@sunilsiddaraju6713]

Super mam slowly telling thanks❤

[@lisalovescrochet3233]

Thanks for sharing, you've made it very easy to follow. big thumbs up!

[@ivybanerjee5865]

Thank you for writing in the pattern too ...super !

[@leilabennett1582]

I am making a knitted tortoise. The pattern calls for embroidered hexagons. Your hexagons will be way better as they add texture to the shell. Thank you for posting this tutorial.

[@christinmethehopeofglory730]

Thank u so much for this tutorial. From India

[@VanessaMartinez-wi8oz]

Hi, I love your video! Thank you. I’m trying to figure out how to do make a solid have hexagon now

[@susanp8568]

Thank you. Well done and very clear .👍👍

[@lialovesyarn4512]

Easy 😊

[@sunilsiddaraju6713]

❤

[@cutecat393]

Hi please tell me how to do 1 meter using this pattern

[@naturallylaurakathryn3463]

This is such a helpful and clear hexagon tutorial! My only question is to clarify that the chain 2 at the beginning of each new row (after the Slip stitch) does then count as a stich?

[@crochettoz]

I don’t count it as a stitch or else I get a space there in between the stitches that I don’t want, but do what works for you! 🙂

[@Dmakwood]

What do you do with the string that comes from the magic circle?

[@tabithagollihugh9287]

Not sure why I’m having a hard time on round two - just not getting where to put my hook and what a corner is 😬

[@ianalexander3231]

❤❤❤

[@Pitoonya]

I've never made a hexagon before. I'm going to try this. Can I do DC, ch 1, DC in the corners instead of ch 2? Will that mess up the shape of the hexagon? Thank you 💜

[@crochettoz]

I tried that and the corners were not as sharp and they started to curl in (not lay flat) as the hexagon got bigger.

[@Pitoonya]

@@crochettoz
I don't want the corners to curl so I will put a ch 2 in the corners. Thanks so much for your quick reply 😊

[@emiliavarrassi2758]

Is It possible to do the Half of the hexagon?

[@crochettoz]

It is! You just stop halfway and turn and work in rows instead of rounds. I have a tutorial on how to do it with a granny stitch hexagon.