"If you get tired or frustrated with creating a blanket in rows and turning the whole things around, you're going to love this pattern. The Hudson blanket is just a bunch of different hexagons in different colors and they're each made separately. It's much faster and easier to whip up a stack of smaller shapes than to work on a large blanket. Once all the hexies were made, all I had to do was seam them all together. That step does take a bit longer, but it's an easy task to do and goes by quickly."
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Springtime Hexagon Blanket Crochet Pattern
If you're looking for a different crochet blanket pattern, then this Springtime Hexagon Blanket Crochet Pattern is the perfect project. This crochet quilt pattern is made up of numerous smaller crocheted hexagon pieces and then joined together to create a large blanket. Easily use this free crochet quilt pattern to make a unique, springtime home decoration or a new blanket pattern you haven't tried before. You can even have some friends help crochet the hexagons. Once you make all of the small hexagons, this blanket will come together in no time!
Emerald Opulence Crochet Blanket
"This super warm and cosy hexagon crochet blanket is made of 133 crochet hexagons. I know that might sound like an awful lot but trust me, the pattern is great to work on. It is an easy and relaxing crochet motif pattern. Before you know it, you will have a stack of these cute hexagons that will form your blanket. I fancied elevating this design to create something cosy, classy and a statement piece for your home decor. Hence why I added a tassel into each corner chain space of the hexagons on the edge. These add a fun element."
Hippo Lovey Pattern
"This adorable hippo lovey is a simple pattern that uses basic shapes and stitches. I sold these at my first craft fair a few months ago and they were a big hit, plus they're quick to work up. Unlike most loveys that crochet the blanket part and the plushie part separately and seam them together, I wanted to work the head and blanket in one piece and eliminate that extra step. I also found that it made the join much more secure since you never break the yarn. "
