This beautiful hexagon blanket by Kirsten Ballering is a wonderful gift idea, no matter the season. The flowers look very elegant, and the size of this blankie is so comfy! The finished size is 120 x 150cm (47 x 49in). It's a must have. What's more, you can easily customize it by simply changing the colors.

This gorgeous afghan by Lois Olson has amazing added half - motifs on the sides, which creates a super modern and fun effect. What's more, the snowflake - inspired pointed border and snowflakes in the center of each hexagon makes this blankie on the pictures below just the ultimate winter throw. The colors look super cute, however if you don't like such colorful blankies, go for single color!

The more colors, the merrier and more cheerful! When it's cold and grey outside, it's great to make a sunny blanket, because it will make you feel a bit better. The blankie on the pictures below was made by Potter and Bloom and it's a super bright and cheery project, that will keep your mind off things. What's more, you can make it in no time!

Take a look at this gorgeous, hexagon blanket by Emily Bolduan! It's such a gorgeous blanket, isn't it? What's more, you can make it in any colors combination, and it will still look amazing. So it's a great blanket for new crocheters that mastered granny squares already and want to take their projects to the next level. The finished size of this blanket is 63cm x 77cm, however you can easily make it bigger.

We've already mentioned that you can embellish a hexagon-based blanket in many different ways, didn't we? And what's the first embellishment that comes to mind? Crochet flowers, obviously!

What's up, honey bees? Are you also amazed at how impossibly cute this blanket is? It looks like a giant honeycomb and it has the most amazing colors. The combination of dark yellow and grey is to die for!

This adorable Twinkling Stars Blanket designed by CrochetDreamz is stunning and thanks to its small openings looks like alace! Just take a white, blue and pink yarn and try this unique blanket with a pom pom border!

The combination of yellow, green and grey is truly beautiful! In other words, be sure to try this one out. What's more, it's a great blanket for a gift. You can go for more neutral colors if you're not sure if your friends like the ones on the picture.

This lovely ripple blanket by Teresa Wakefield is a super cute project, that you can do in literally no time at all. It not only works up very fast, but also is a super warm and very comfy blankie for your baby. Remember to gift it to your expecting friends, they will love it, just adjust the colors to their preferences.