Crochet 6 charcoal motifs patterns. Beautiful crochet hexagonal motif - master class with step-by-step photos and explanations for the pattern. Hexagon, who is this?

Hexagonal crochet motifs Hexagonal crochet motifs look great. You can crochet a set of clothes and a handbag using these hexagonal motifs. In this lesson we will look at a very simple and beautiful motif that will be useful to you at any time of the year. With its help you can knit both cozy little things for the home and clothes. Another undoubted advantage is the ease of implementation.

Hexagon, who is that!

The hexagon can be different, but ours is correct. ? Hexagon is another name for a regular hexagon. We will not go into mathematical details, just remember this name so that we know what we are talking about. After all, it appears in the descriptions and is simply necessary to search for foreign descriptions. ? Our hexagon is connected very simply. It consists of only three rows, but the size is quite large. Although, it all depends on the yarn and hook you choose. Combining motifs is very easy to do, but more on that below. Let's get started! 1. Initial loop on hook 2. Chain of 6 chain loops
3. We close the chain into a circle using a connecting post
4. First row. Three lifting air loops
5. Double crochet stitch in the center of the chain circle. Don’t forget to place the “tail” along the chain of air loops, so it will hide in the center of the columns
6. Another double crochet stitch in the center of the circle
7. 3 air loops
8. Three double crochets in the center of the circle
9. 3 air loops
10. Repeat steps 8 and 9 4 more times. In total we will get 6 segments of 3 double crochets. Lifting loops count as a column
11. We close the row using a connecting post into the upper lifting loop
12. The first row will look like this
13. The “tail” is firmly hidden in the columns of the first row and can be cut off
14. Now I will change the thread. If you knit in one color, then you don’t have to stop at this stage. Additional air loop
15. Cut the thread. Pull the hook widening the loop until the thread slips out of the loop
Attaching a thread of a different color 16. Second row. Making a starting loop on a new thread
17. Look carefully at the photo. We attach the tail along the chain of three air loops
18. We thread the hook into the arch of three air loops, put on a loop of another thread
19. Pull the loop through the arch
20. Three lifting air loops
21. Double crochet stitch in an arch. Don’t forget that we hide the “tails” in the center of the columns
22. One air loop
23. Two double crochet stitches in the same arch into which the previous stitches are connected
24. Two air loops
25. Two double crochets in the next arch
26. Chain loop, two double crochets in the same arch
27. Two air loops
28. Repeat steps 25-27 4 more times
29. We close the row using a connecting post into the upper lifting air loop

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I found a very beautiful outwardly crocheted hexagonal motif on the Internet, and there was also a diagram for it - absolutely wonderful - you don’t need to invent anything! I decided to knit it and at the same time share it with you, what if this is exactly the hexagonal crochet motif that you have been looking for for a long time?

Naturally, I crocheted this beautiful hexagonal motif a little differently from the attached pattern... All because of my carelessness... I can’t do anything about it... I have no desire to re-knit... and naturally the photos of my motif will not differ much from the original pattern

Beautiful hexagonal crochet motif - diagram

Techniques and materials:

For knitting we will use the following techniques and abbreviations in the text:

VP - air loop

СС – connecting post

RLS - single crochet

Dc - double crochet

Overhead posts

In addition, for knitting we will need the remains of four different colors of yarn of equal thickness (colors at your discretion) and, accordingly, a hook. In my case, this is “Children’s whim” yarn (pink, light green, white and green) and hook number 1.7

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First (pink thread), we make the initial ring and knit 2 VP rises + 11 RLS into it. (lifting loops replace the first column of the row, remember?) - first row. Close the CC.
– consists of double crochets with a common base and a common top.

We knit: 3 VP lifting, 4 DC with a common top, from where we made lifting loops, 3 VP, skip the loop. Next, in every second loop of the bottom row we make a combination of *5 DC with a common base and a common top + 3 VP*. We finish the row with a connecting stitch in a loop above the first group of double crochets of the bottom row, while changing the color of the yarn
– 1 VP lifting, * 1 VP, 5 RLS under a chain of 3 chain loops of the bottom row, ** repeat ** to the end, SS in the lifting loop + SS in the chain loop of the bottom row (which is located above the petal)
4th row (salad) - the entire row consists of double groups of 3 double crochets with one top, between which there are 3 VPs and air loops between these groups.

We knit:

3 VP lifting, 2 VP with a common vertex under the VP of the bottom row, 3 VP and another 3 VP with one vertex under the same loop, 5 VP. Next, under each chain stitch we knit the combination *3 DC with a common top +3 VP + 3 DC with a common top*, and between ** we make 5 VP until the end of the row
We close the row with a connecting stitch in the loop of the first petal of the bottom row and make another SS in the air loop following the petal, while changing the color of the yarn (pink)

– 3 VP lifting, 6DC under the arch of 3 VP loops of the bottom row, 3 VP, * 7DC under the next arch from 3 VP loops of the bottom row, 3 VP*, ** repeat until the end of the row, SS in the third lifting loop.
6th row (pink) – 2 VP lifts (replace the first single crochet), sc in the next loop, VP, without skipping the loops, do sc + 1 VP only 4 times, above the last two columns of this fan - single crochet without VP. 3 VP.

The algorithm is as follows: above each fan loop from 7 DCs of the bottom row, a single crochet is knitted, and after the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, an air loop is also made. And between these fans there are 3 VPs. We finish the row, as usual, with a connecting stitch, plus a sl st over the next stitch, where we change the yarn

(change color – light green)

– VP lifting, RLS in the gap from VP between the RLS of the bottom row... Here the meaning is this: Above each VP we make RLS, and between them VP... Well, and besides, there are 5 air loops between these groups. SS into the ascent loop. Using connecting posts we reach the second sc above the fan and change the color (green)

Rows with overhead posts

The next row is with overhead posts. You and I already know what overhead columns are, but for those who are not in the know, . And as mentioned earlier, absolutely any columns can be overhead... In this case, the overhead column has the appearance of a lush triple CCH with one base and a common top.

According to the proposed scheme, such columns are made under a chain of air loops of the 4th row.
I knitted it this way too... Now I regret it... I should have tried making an overlay stitch in the loops of the 3rd row.

Why? I'll tell you at the end of the article.

So, let's continue crocheting a hexagon...

8 row (green) – 1 VP lifting, RLS under the middle VP above the fan of the bottom row (see diagram), 5 VP, *overlay column of 3 VP with a common vertex under the chain of VP of the 4th row, 5 VP*, ** to the end of the row, SS, change the color to white
Row 9 (white) – 2VP rise, DC in RLS of bottom row, VP, 2DC,VP, 2DC,VP. Here I made overhead posts in the loops of the 7th row

The principle for each petal is as follows: under each arch of five VPs of the bottom row we knit (2DC+VP)*2 times, VP, then 2DC in the SC of the bottom row, and then again (VP+2DC)*2 times. There is an air loop between the petals.

At the end of the row there is a connecting column and a color change to pink.

Row 10 (pink) – We proceed according to the scheme... In each air loop of the bottom row we make 3 DC with a common vertex (3 VP between them), and 2 VP between the petals. SS with color change to green

11th row (green) – the entire row of sc + overhead 3dc with a common vertex (between the petals) at the top of the triple green column of the underlying 7th row. Please note that for the petal, the RLS under the chains from the VP of the bottom row are knitted according to the pattern 4+5+4. And between the petals - 2 sc, 3 overhead sc with a common top and again 2 sc

Let's look at the diagram.

Row 12 (green) – Dc in each sc in the bottom row, 3 dc in the central loop of each petal

As a result, we get a knitted motif... and not just a motif... but...

Which looks great in the photo...

And if you change the colors a little, you won’t be able to take your eyes off...

What's not to love about this beautiful hexagonal motif?

And it’s all very simple... I can’t imagine the area for its application...

The fact is that the motif, despite the fact that it is completely knitted from the same type of yarn (only different colors), has a different density... in some places it is soft, and in others it is very thick... and this is not surprising...

Because When knitting the motif, overhead stitches were used, which give the fabric excessive “thickness.” The knitting is not uniform... that is why row number 8 had to be knitted according to the second option... Or try to strictly adhere to the author's pattern, which I personally simply cannot do)))

The yarn from which I crocheted the hexagonal motif is thin... and yet it turned out to be rough in places... and quite large, even too big for knitting slippers...

So there will be no continuation)))

Today's master class will tell you how to properly crochet hexagonal motifs with patterns that are more suitable than ever for creating blankets, pillows, napkins, openwork tops and dresses... Arm yourself with yarn and hooks, it will be interesting!

Classic hexagonal crochet motifs

We adhere to this scheme:

Description

1st round: (yellow) dial 6 v. p., connect into a ring, 3 v. p.p., 11 p. s n. into the ring.

2 p.: (red) knit 4 sts. p., from the first p. make a cone out of 2 s. with two n., 2 v. p., then from each s. knitting lump of 3 s. with two n. after 2 c. p., ss..

3 p.: (blue) row of 47 p. s n., ss. in the 3rd paragraph..

4 p.: (brown) knit. With. without n., above each bump of the 2nd r. we make a relief s. with two n., inserting the hook behind the leg of the middle s. lumps.

5 r.: (white) knitting. 1st century p.p., in this r. we form 6 corners of the future star and motif - after 8 s. without n. And from 2nd century. P..

6 p.: (yellow) row p. without n., from A with 2 v. n. do s. without n., 5th century. p., s. without n..

7 red on the side of the tune 2 p. s n., p/s, s. without n., 2 ss., s. without n., p/s., 2 p. s n., from A 2 s. from N., 3rd century. p., 2 p. with n..

8 rubles: (red) cr. R. With. without n., at the vertices of the corners from A knitting. With. without n., 2nd century. p., s. without n..

9 p.: (white) align the sides of the motif, changing the height of the columns. On the side of the corner 3 s. without n., 2 p/s, 2 s. sn., 2 s. s n. on v. p., 2 p. s n., 2 p/s, 3 s. without n.. At corners A from 2 c. P..

10 r.: p. from n.. At the beginning of the 3rd century. p.p., on the sides from each p. we make s., in the corners from A s. from N., 2nd century. p., s. s n, ss. in the 3rd paragraph..

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Hex star crochet

We adhere to this scheme:

Description

We collect a chain of 4 v. p., in a circle using a connecting loop.

1 r.: (red) 3 c. p.p., then alternate 2 s. s n. vm. and A from 3rd century. p., ss. in 3 p.p..

2 r.: (white, do not break off the red one) 3 c. p.p., p. from n., to 6 s. s n. from each A pr. r., ss. in the 3rd paragraph..

3 rows: (red, stretch it through the 2nd row) p. without n., *6 v. p., s. without n. in the 2nd paragraph from the cr., p/s in the next. p., s. s n., s. with two n., s. with three n., fasten in the 4th st. from the beginning of the chain, And from the 3rd st. p., s. without n. after 1 p.*, from * to * x 6, last. fasten the ss., cut both threads.

4 r.: (white) with top. join thread, *5 in. p., 3 p. s n. from A pr. r., 5th century. p. and s. without n. in top Sl. ray*, from * to *, ss..

5 p.: 3 v. p.p., *5 s. s n. from A from 5 in. p. pr. r., 3 p. s n. from 2nd p. s n. Ave. R., 5 p. s n. from A, to top. angle 3 in. p.*, from * to *. After last And from the 3rd century. n. above the connecting corner. p. in the 3rd p. p., cut the yarn.

We connect the patterns during the knitting process. R. at the vertices, A: c. p., ss. to center A of another pattern, 1st century. p.. then in the middle of the side we knit ss..

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Hexagonal African Flower Motif

We adhere to this scheme:

Description

Ring from the 6th century. p., ss. yellow thread.

1 p.: 3 v. p.p., 1 p. s n. in a circle, * 1 in. p., 2 p. with n.*. from * to * more x 4, ss. in the 3rd century. p.p..

2 rubles: add. white yarn ss., 3 in. p.p., from A 1 c. p.p.r. 6 times for 2 s. from N., 1st century. p., 2 p. s n., ss. in the 3rd century. p.p..

3 p.: using ss. go to the nearest A from 1st century. p., instead of 1st s. – 3rd century p.p., from each A we knit 7 s. s n., ss. in the 3rd century. p.p..

4 p.: green thread 1 st. p.p., p. s n. in each st., between fans cr. goes under the 2nd river, we capture the slave. n., pull out a long loop and knit it with. without n., complete p. ss. in the 1st century p.p..

5 p.: dark green thread c. p.p., p. s n. in each p., at the top of the fans from 1 p. do s.. s n. - this is how we form the corners of the motif.

6 rubles: similar to the 5th.

To combine the patterns, you need to fold the two sides and, crocheting one stitch at a time, ss. along the edge.

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Volumetric water lily

Description

central part

We make a chain of 4 v. p., connect it into a ring with a blind loop, 3 in. p.p., 11 p. s n. in a circle We connect with a blind loop to the top of the 3rd sts. p.p..

Enter cr. in the back half-loop of any of the stitches, beige, 3 in. lifting point,
1 p. s n. in the same point of the base as the chain of 3 v. P.,
*2 s. s n. in the next n.*, from * to * x 10 times, ss. in the 3rd century p.p. = 24 s. with n..

Outer circle of petals

Front half-loop only!

4th century p., 4 p. from 2 n., enter cr. in the same point of the base as the chain of 4 v. p., take out the cr. and enter it again in the 1st s. from 2 n. in front, take it out and go back to the 1st s. from 2 n. front. Holding the yarn, we stretch the grip. p. through work and the first leaf is ready.

Again 4th century. p., blind p. to the front half-loop of the next. p., 4th century p.p., prov. leaf in the front half-loop next. etc. until you get 12 leaves. Chain of 4 c. item of the last sheet of connection. blind stitch with the base of the very first chain of the 4th century. P..

Inner circle of petals

Chain of 4 c. p. for lifting, 4 s. from 2 n. at the basis of this chain, we introduce cr. in the front half loop of beige color..

We take out the cr. from p. and tighten the top, pulling it into the top of the 1st wire. With..
*Chain of 4 v. p., blind p. to the front half-loop of the next. beige. p.*, from * to * 5 more times. We don’t cut the thread, we pull it into the point on the edge. and tighten it.

Turn the work over with the wrong side up, attach the light green yarn under the leaves to the white half-loops, 3 in. p., 1 p. s n. in the same paragraph of the base,
*2 s. s n. in the next basics, 1 p. s n.*, from * to * x 10 times, blind loop.

Now we insert the tool immediately under both half-loops: 3 in. p., 4 p. s n., *s. from N., 2nd century. p., s. s n. in the same basis as etc., 5 pp. s n. (each - in the next paragraph of the base) *, from * to * x 4, p. from N., 2nd century. p., s. s n. in the same base, blind st. to the top of the chain from 3 in. n. beginning of the circle.

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A simple motif for beginners

We adhere to the knitting pattern and connection pattern:

Description

We dial a chain of 10 v. p., in a circle ss..

1 p.: 3 v. p.p., 17 p. s n. in a circle.

2 p.: 3 v. p.p., *2 v. p., s. with n.*. from * to * x 17, 2 in. n., connecting n..

3 p.: 4 v. p.p., 3 p. from 2 n. vm., *4 b. p.. 4 s. from 2 n. vm.*, from * to * to the end of the river, 2nd century. p., s. s n. at the top of the 1st petal.

4 p.: *3 v. p., to 1st A from c. n. pr. r., 3rd century. p., s. without n. to 2nd A from c. n. pr. r., 5th century p., s. without n. to 3rd A from c. p. pr. r.*, from * to * another x 5, 3 c. p., s. without n., 3rd cent. p., s. s n. to the beginning of this cr. R..

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Three-color raised motif

We adhere to this scheme:

Description

5th century p. in the ring, 3 in. p. for lifting.

In the ring 11 s. with n., typing between s. 1 century each P..

Attach a thread of a different color between the posts. Pull out the stitch to a height of 1 cm and knit a cone (lush stitch): [yarn over, pull out the stitch] x 3 times, grab the working thread and pull it through all the stitches on the edge, holding the working thread. Now we enter cr. Under the thread that was held, grab the working thread and pull out the loop. Having captured a slave. n., we knit all the stitches on the edge. – the first cone is ready.

We dial 2 v. p. and between the words. With. we knit the second cone: cone, 2 in. p., bump, 2nd century. p. to the end of the river, conn. P..

A light thread attached to the top of any bump, between them we make 3 s. s n., 1 s. s n. in top sl. cones, between the following sh. With. from N., 2nd century. p., s. s n.. 1 s. s n. in top sl. sh., 3 s. s n. between the highway and so on until the end of the p.: 1 s. s n., (s. s n., 2 v. p., s. s n.), 1 s. sn., 3 s. with n., close the connection. n. in 3rd century. p.p..

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Openwork motif

We adhere to this scheme:

Description

5th century We close the item into a ring with a connecting loop.

1 p.: 3 v. p.p., in the ring 11 s. with n., connect. n. in 3rd century. p.p.

2 p.: Another 5 c. n., in the same village. 1 p. from n, 2nd century. p., skip 1 s., in the next. (s. with n., 2 v. p., d. with n.), * 2 v. p., (d. with n., 2 v. p., d. with n.) in every 2nd With. to the end of the river, connecting n. in 3rd century. p.p..

3 rows: Row from A from 5th century. p., doing s. without n. in the village s n. previous r.. Last A: 2 c. p., s. s n. to the beginning of the river..

4 p.: 3 v. p., in the same A 1 s. s n. and 1 p/s. Then in each A we knit: p/s, 3 s. s n., p/s. Under the first A we add the missing 1 p/s and 1 s. s n, close the r..

5 p.: 5 v. p., 1 p. s n. in the same village, 4th century. p., s. from N., 2nd century. p., s. s n. in the middle village on the next fan and so on until the end of the row: 4 in. p., (s. with n., 2 v. p., s. with n.) in the middle column. At the end of the river emb. 2nd century p. and knit p/s in the third p. rise.

6 p.: row A from 5 v. p., doing s. under the chains in. p.. Last A: 2nd c. p., s. s n. to the beginning of the river.. Emb. 1 vp, under the next line. And knitting. 5 s. from N., 3rd century. p., 5 s. s n. in the same A, p. without n. in the next A, 5th century. p., s. without n. in the next A, 5th century. p., s. without n. in the next A. In the words A 5 s. from N., 2nd century. p., 5 s. s n.. Then we repeat: s. without us. without us. without n...

We do not knit the corner completely. From this point, if desired, you can move on to the next pattern according to the diagram below:

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