Time to Bloom Blanket - Crochet Half Hexagon Motifs

How to crochet a half hexagon for the Time to Bloom Blanket.
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The Time to Bloom Blanket - a wonderful collection of colourful motifs and crochet stitches that create a beautiful crochet hexagon blanket to cherish! Whether you're experienced at crochet or brand new to it, this blanket is packed full of fun techniques and things to learn.
With full hexagon, half hexagons and quarters we create a central panel that is then joined and bordered by 2 different crochet flower stitch panels. The final border is a simple few rounds to complete.
A fun blanket to crochet for Summer, perfect for a new baby or to match your own home decor.
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Difficulty is intermediate.
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Hook: 4mm (G) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge.
Suggested Yarn: Heatherly Sport; 80% acrylic, 20% Merino Wool, 328yds(300m)/100g
Colours shown are the Sweet Pea yarn pack (3 other colour packs available)
A: Snowflake (3 balls)
B: Peach Fuzz, C: Sweetheart, D: Sweet Bing, D: Bedtime, E: Key Lime (1 ball of each)
Sizing: The finished blanket measures 84cm by 102cm (33" by 40") when complete.
Gauge: Each full hexagon motif measures 7" (17.75cm) from point to point. Gauge isn’t essential, as long as you are consistent throughout your hexagons.
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[@melinneemastel4231]

Am I doing something wrong because the pattern says we should have eight single crochets and six double crochet’s on motif number three, and I have six single crochets and eight double crochet’s? Please let me know. 😮

[@hanjancrochet3553]

Thanks so much for messaging and thank you so much for finding this typo! I think I must have copied across the stitch count for the other half hexagon here by mistake! Your numbers are completely correct :)
I'll get it all adjusted in the pattern an so on - thank you so much for spotting it and letting me know. Can't wait to see your version!