hi I would recommend finding a video showing you how to read charts then you can crochet lots of interesting stuff its very easy once you understand how to read them.
@@CraigsOverijse I already know how to read charts in both english and us terms. just prefer using us terms as I find them simpler. Thanks for getting in touch 🥰
I’m making my grandson a round blanket. When that’s done, I’m going to follow your instructions and make my granddaughter a hexagon blanket. I’ve made numerous regular blankets, but I wasn’t getting the sides as nice as I’d like this time. So, I decided to make round and hexagon blankets. Thank you for being the perfect instructor. 👍🏼
Thank You for this tutorial. I'm going to crochet a blanket for a friend and now I can crochet these for it. I have a lot of different colored variegated yarns to use for it. Thank You and God Bless you and your family!!
Thank you so much I finally found an easy video i was able to do my first hexagon! I am making a cardgian and needed to do a hexagon and this was the easiest video thank you!!
I have listened to 3 or 4 other people making the hexagon and I couldn't understand them they were very confusing. I watched your video once and I got it the first try!!! ❤
@@KeepCalmAndCrochet do you have a tutorial for a Pentagon? I need good instructions for a 5 sided as well. The ball I want to make my grandson needs the hexagons and pentagons. If you do please send me the link. I would definitely appreciate it. ❤
🥰What a wonderful way to help 🤝the beautiful lady🤵♀ you are. Simple and easy way you have made a 📹 a video to follow a pattern 🧵 I got learning 📖 difficulties. Your video 🎥 will be easy to follow 😊 thank you🌹
Slipknot Chain 4 Hook in first chain Chain 3 In center= double crochet, chain 2, x4 = 2 double crochet chain 2 Connect w/ chain 3 from beginning Slip stitch Chain 3 Double crochet above prev double crochet Dc in next space, chain 2 dc in same space All around= 2dc, dc in space, chain 2, dc in same space Connect w/ third chain from beginning Slip stitch Chain 3 Dc on top of prev dc Space= dc chain2 dc 4 dc Tie off
The bottom of mines Is flat and goes straight across, but the top is pointed. Is that bad or good? Some tutorials I see the top is pointed, but the bottom is straight across. I don’t know if I missed a stitch, made to many, or if I am joking the rounds wrong.
ps, you're sticking your "crochet HOOK" into the stitches 😅 not your "crochet". Good tutorial, quick and to the point, but that one little missing word every time irks me 😅 im sorry.
Hi great clear video thanks but one issue my pet irk that is NOT a double crochet in the UK and you sound very British to me, that a treble crochet in the UK its only a DC in the USA. Please if you are British would you please learn and use Britsih term? Sorry it really annoys me emensely that very British sounding people do this, I understand it is weird thing to pick on but I find it unsettling I am on a quest to stop US terms from dominating and changing our British language just because there are more people making videos on crochet using US terms should not mean we all have to use their crochet terms.
Hi there, Yes I am british and totally understand your point. I was taught to crochet by my mum when i was little and these terms are ingrained in my brain. So it’s hard to hard to change it over night. however i can certainly create a few videos with english terms too. x
@CraigsOverijise you know what she means. Leave her alone! How about you take on a quest that’s more useful. Crocheters, here in America, have to pay attention to who we’re watching so we make the proper stitch too. It’s no big deal. We don’t all have to be the same.
@@deborahthomas3539 for goodness sakes she was not offended by my comment you have no need to be. Oh dear me poor you and other viewers in America on occasion have pay attention to follow along, but at least the vast majority of videos you watch on youtubr use US terms I recon 90%of videos I see do even those by none Americans are using US terms. I have been using British terms for over five decades, it can be very difficult indeed to figure out sometime when you did not grow up on US terms sometimes. Possible it is you should get a better hobby than making disparaging remarks to other people making polite requests to help them follow along more easily!
This is perfect! I am going to make a bunch of these for an afghan to give my sister when she buys her house.
You've explained the tutorial very clearly. Thank You.
Finally, it's my third video and the only time I got it. So clear, easy instructions. Thank you!
Thankyou so much for your feedback. I’m glad you found it helpful. 😊
Thank you for such clear instructions. I bought an online pattern and it just showed a chart, which I has no idea how to follow. This really helps 🥰
You’re welcome. i’m glad you found this helpful xx
hi I would recommend finding a video showing you how to read charts then you can crochet lots of interesting stuff its very easy once you understand how to read them.
@@CraigsOverijse I already know how to read charts in both english and us terms. just prefer using us terms as I find them simpler. Thanks for getting in touch 🥰
@@KeepCalmAndCrochet i was replying to the person saidthey did not
@@CraigsOverijse Makes sense now. Thankyou.
I’m making my grandson a round blanket. When that’s done, I’m going to follow your instructions and make my granddaughter a hexagon blanket. I’ve made numerous regular blankets, but I wasn’t getting the sides as nice as I’d like this time. So, I decided to make round and hexagon blankets. Thank you for being the perfect instructor. 👍🏼
@@deborahthomas3539 That sounds lovely.
Thanks for watching my tutorial ❤️❤️
Thank You for this tutorial. I'm going to crochet a blanket for a friend and now I can crochet these for it. I have a lot of different colored variegated yarns to use for it. Thank You and God Bless you and your family!!
That sounds lovely x Thank you so much for your kind words. Xx
Thank you so much I finally found an easy video i was able to do my first hexagon! I am making a cardgian and needed to do a hexagon and this was the easiest video thank you!!
Your welcome. 🥰
Thanks for watching my video. Please like and share xx.
I've just finished this after two days -- thank you it was very clear
Your welcome xx
Fantastic tutorial thanks great teaching easy to follow and see and not overly fast.
Aww you’re welcome. I’m glad that you’ve found this helpful x
You’re welcome!
I’m glad you found it helpful x
Super super clear instructions and we'll explained, and clearly filmed! Thank you!
I didn’t know it was that easy.
Thank you so much
I’m glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching my videos.
I have listened to 3 or 4 other people making the hexagon and I couldn't understand them they were very confusing. I watched your video once and I got it the first try!!! ❤
That’s great. Thanks for sharing your experience. 😊
Happy Crocheting 🧶
@@KeepCalmAndCrochet do you have a tutorial for a Pentagon? I need good instructions for a 5 sided as well. The ball I want to make my grandson needs the hexagons and pentagons. If you do please send me the link. I would definitely appreciate it. ❤
Thank you so much! I am using this pattern to make a cute cropped jacket!
@@kikiflyer7633 Sounds amazing! Would love to see your finished jacket. please tag me if you share on Socials.
Thanks for a clear tutorial.
Your voice is like a infant school teacher!
Your welcome. X
Thanks for watching my tutorials. X
This is brilliant! Simple and effective. Thank you so much 😊
Aww You’re welcome!
Thanks for watching my tutorials xx
Very clear instructions. Thankyou.
@@lesleighmclennan4635 Your welcome ❤️
🥰What a wonderful way to help 🤝the beautiful lady🤵♀ you are. Simple and easy way you have made a 📹 a video to follow a pattern 🧵
I got learning 📖 difficulties. Your
video 🎥 will be easy to follow 😊 thank you🌹
Aww that’s soo nice of you. X Thanks for a lovely comment. I’m glad you found my video helpful.
Thanks for watching my tutorials.
Súper clear finally I got it thanks
Short sweet and to the point, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
You’re welcome
HI I LOVE THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN THE PATTERN IT IS SO EASY TO FOLLOW THANKYOU FOR SHARING 😊
Thank you for explaining as you go
Hello dear trust you keeping well thanks beautiful pattern I'm Mrs Sandy Kasi I've subscribed to your channel tc God bless 🙏🙏🙏
Slipknot
Chain 4
Hook in first chain
Chain 3
In center= double crochet, chain 2, x4 = 2 double crochet chain 2
Connect w/ chain 3 from beginning
Slip stitch
Chain 3
Double crochet above prev double crochet
Dc in next space, chain 2 dc in same space
All around= 2dc, dc in space, chain 2, dc in same space
Connect w/ third chain from beginning
Slip stitch
Chain 3
Dc on top of prev dc
Space= dc chain2 dc
4 dc
Tie off
Well explained 👍🏿👍🏿God bless 🙏🙏 Thanks for sharing.
🥰🥰🥰
Thankyou for watching.
Vielen dank, sehr gut erklärt, aus Germany
Sorry I can’t understand German. X
Thank you 💞 Excellent instructions.
Your welcome. X
Hi. Can i use this design to make hexagon cardigan?
Can you please show us how to join them together also how can I make them into a bag and blanket thank you 😊
Very nice great teaching thanks
Your welcome!
Thanks for watching my tutorials x
The bottom of mines Is flat and goes straight across, but the top is pointed. Is that bad or good? Some tutorials I see the top is pointed, but the bottom is straight across. I don’t know if I missed a stitch, made to many, or if I am joking the rounds wrong.
Do you have a video on how to do a half solid hexagon?
Hi how to make this 1 meter please tell because i tried but it became round how please tell me 😊
Would you please record a video tutorial for making this a half hexagon?
I’m having trouble with the ends curling up and I did it according to your instructions I crocheted it loosely but it still curled.
What size yarn and hook are you using? X
Mine isn't staying flat and I don't know why :(
How can I make a half one of this ?
Bless you internet stranger!!
How do I stop mine from curling up?
use a larger hook and keep your tension the same throughout the project x
does this goes to all sizes or specifically this size only? im trying to make a 10×10 cm bag😥
Yes you can follow the pattern and make as large as you need. This tutorial explains how to make it bigger or smaller…
@@KeepCalmAndCrochet ahh i see thank you so muchh!!
This is incredible well done. I’m going to recommend you to all my crochet friends 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻
Thank you 🌱
Your welcome. X
Very helpful
Yes
Nice.mersi
She was going to fast 😢
ps, you're sticking your "crochet HOOK" into the stitches 😅 not your "crochet". Good tutorial, quick and to the point, but that one little missing word every time irks me 😅 im sorry.
I was taunted like that but you are correct and I’ve picked up the word ‘hook’ over the years…
Thanks for watching
I thought I was the only one who was hung up on that missing word. Just my ocd kicking in.
Great explanation of how to do this though!
Super ‘ not ‘easy to follow
May I see the instructions please to the sold coaster
Hi great clear video thanks but one issue my pet irk that is NOT a double crochet in the UK and you sound very British to me, that a treble crochet in the UK its only a DC in the USA. Please if you are British would you please learn and use Britsih term? Sorry it really annoys me emensely that very British sounding people do this, I understand it is weird thing to pick on but I find it unsettling I am on a quest to stop US terms from dominating and changing our British language just because there are more people making videos on crochet using US terms should not mean we all have to use their crochet terms.
Hi there,
Yes I am british and totally understand your point. I was taught to crochet by my mum when i was little and these terms are ingrained in my brain. So it’s hard to hard to change it over night. however i can certainly create a few videos with english terms too. x
@CraigsOverijise you know what she means. Leave her alone! How about you take on a quest that’s more useful. Crocheters, here in America, have to pay attention to who we’re watching so we make the proper stitch too. It’s no big deal. We don’t all have to be the same.
@@deborahthomas3539 for goodness sakes she was not offended by my comment you have no need to be. Oh dear me poor you and other viewers in America on occasion have pay attention to follow along, but at least the vast majority of videos you watch on youtubr use US terms I recon 90%of videos I see do even those by none Americans are using US terms. I have been using British terms for over five decades, it can be very difficult indeed to figure out sometime when you did not grow up on US terms sometimes. Possible it is you should get a better hobby than making disparaging remarks to other people making polite requests to help them follow along more easily!
If you carry on with it making it bigger, could you make a cardigan out of it? X