To start you want to make your slipknot and you can do this however way you
prefer to do it insert your hook and you want to start off by chaining five so
yarn over pull through yarn over pull through yarn over pull through and then
two more times so that's your chain five you then want to insert your hook into
the first chain so insert grab the yarn and pull through both loops on your hook
to make a circle and we should be working in the very center circle here
so we'll be working just there for round one you want to chain three
so one two and three and this is going to start as the height
of our first stitch we're going to be working treble crochet and throughout
the whole of this hexagon that's worth knowing that in the US this is known
as double crochet I will say treble crochet throughout but I will leave a
note at the bottom of the screen to remind you that it is actually double
it's just the difference in terms so this will class as our first treble you
then want to do two more actual trebles so you want to yarn over insert your
hook into the center circle yarn over and pull through so you have three loops
on your hook yarn over and pull through two loops on the hook and then you'll
have two more loops on the hook yarn over and pull through those last two so
that is the first one and then we want to do that again so yarn over insert
yarn over pull through yarn over pull through two yarn over pull through two
so that is our first cluster of three that we'll be doing you then want to chain
two one two - this acts as a bridge to our next
cluster of three so we want to yarn over insert the hook yarn over pull through
yarn over pull through two yarn over pull through two and then two more times
yarn over insert yarn over pull through yarn over pull through two yarn over
pull through two yarn over insert yarn over pull through yarn over pull
through two yarn over pull through two and we're going to chain two again and
then do another cluster so we're actually going to do six of these
clusters in total so if I just show you this one here we've got one two three
four five and six clusters all together so if you want to pause the video here
and continue what we've just been doing so three trebles chain two three trebles
chain two until you have six clusters once you've got to your sixth cluster
press play on the video again and I'll show you how to connect them all so I've
just finished my sixth cluster of three trebles if you find that when you're
working round you're once you've done five clusters it's a bit scrunched
up all you need to do is just pull the clusters around slightly just to make
space I'm just going to do my last chain two so one two and then I'm going to
insert my hook into the third chain from the bottom so this this was our very
first chain three that we started the round in so you want to insert it into
the top of that chain and when you insert it will look like you have two
loops just there on the hook so yarn over pull through and pull through that
other loop on the hook and that connects it into your hexagon
so for round two we want to start off by chaining 3 again so 1 2 & 3 so that is
going to class as our treble or our first treble or double if you're in the
US so that gets us up to the height we then want to chain 1 to act as a bridge
to get as over to the next space so we're going to be working in this space
here and you want to yarn over insert and just do your treble and do another
two trebles so that is your first cluster of 3 you then want to chain 2
and then do another cluster of 3 trebles in that same space so yarn over
insert yarn over pull through yarn over pull through 2 yarn over pull through 2
and twice more
and that acts as one of our peaks just here we then just want to chain one so
we're just chaining one this time and then we're going to do exactly the same thing
in this corner here so you want to do your cluster of three trebles so that's
two and that's three this time because it's a peak we're chaining two one and
two and then do another cluster of three trebles in that same space so that's
one two and three we're going to chain one just to get us over to the next
space and do exactly the same thing so in this round its cluster chain two
cluster chain one cluster chain two cluster chain one etc if you want to
work your way all the way round to the last space so I won't do anything in
this space here I'll let you pause the video work your way round and I'll show
you what to do in this very last space so now I'm ready to work into this very
last space I've just done my double clusters here chained one to work my way
into the next space and you are just going to treble crochet into that space
as normal so do your cluster of three then chain
two so one two and because this first chain that we did actually acts as a
treble we're only going to do two trebles now in this space so our first
treble and our second treble
so this classes as our third treble so all we need to do now is count from the
base of this stitch one two three insert the hook into the third space yarn over
pull through and pull through so you pulling through both loops on the hook
now at this point I'm going to finish because I'm going to put a different
colour for the third row but if you wanted to continue with the same colour
all you have to do is pick up from where I start and doing my stitches if you
want to change colour all you need to do is yarn over pull through grab your
scissors snip off pull out the yarn and pull nice and tight on there and then
you're ready to change colours so now I'm ready to change colours I'm going to take
my new colour and just attach it into one of the spaces and I do this by just
doing a knot you want to insert the hook and pull the yarn through so that you're
ready so at this point if you haven't changed colours this is where you'll be
so you want to start off as we've done before by chaining three and then we're
going to do two more treble crochets in this space
now because this is now getting slightly bigger we are going to just need to do a
single cluster of trebles in the flat part of this hexagon so that is our
single cluster you then want to chain one and we are going to do the double
cluster as normal into this space here so we've chained one and you want to do
a cluster of three trebles in this space here and then a chain two and
another cluster three trebles
you then just want to chain one and we're just going to do a single cluster
of three trebles in this space here
that's one two and three you want to chain one and then repeat the same thing
in this space here so this is the peak so we're going to do a cluster of three
trebles so that's two and three chain two and another cluster of three
chain one and then you would do your single cluster in there chain another
one cluster chain two cluster so the repeat around here is a cluster of two
separated by chain two chain one cluster chain one cluster chain two cluster in
the same space so if you want to work your way round right until this last
double cluster here and I shall show you how to join the round together I have
now done my last double cluster I'm going to chain one and I'm going to
insert my hook into the third chain from the base of this stitch here
so insert my hook yarn over pull through both loops on the hook yarn over pull
through again snip off the yarn pull it out and pull nice and tight and that is
the hexagon and what I'm going to do now is show you how you can join these
together as you go so the join as you go method you would always start your first
one completely so this is my first one and I can join the next to those so if
this was one that you was doing in one whole colour you'd have the three rounds
done by now whereas I've chosen to do one colour with the border of this silver
colour so now I'm going to start adding the border to my next one so to start
my next one I've actually added some of the border already and this is the
section where I'm going to start to attach to the other hexagon so what
I've done is I've done my cluster of three and chained one I'm now going to
do my first treble cluster in this space here so that's two and then that's three
now instead of chaining two what I'm going to do is grab my other hexagon and
I'm going to put my hook into one of the peaks so I'm going to put my hook into
there grab the yarn and pull it through all the loops on the hook so it connects
it and then just carry on doing another cluster of three trebles in that very
same space so that's two
and three and again instead of changing one to get to the my next space I'm
going to insert my hook into the corresponding space yarn over pull
through and then do my three trebles in this space so that's one two and three
I'm then going to insert my hook into the next space yarn over and pull
through and then do my three clusters in this corner space
and then again insert my hook into the peak of the other hexagon yarn over
and pull through and then do my cluster into the same space my cluster of 3 trebles
and that joins those together nicely I'm then going to continue round to join up
this third round and then I shall show you what it looks like with a few more
hexagons added together I thought i would quickly explain how you would actually attach
it into this section here so it's exactly the same process you want to
insert your hook into the corresponding space and then just yarn over and pull
through and then just continue in exactly the same way so I do my treble
in here I'd then insert my hook into the next space and yarn over pull through
it's a little bit more tricky especially when you trying to show on camera but do
your treble three travels in this space
insert your hook into the next space yarn over pull through and then you're going
to do your double cluster double cluster of three trebles that's one two and
three so this time you are just going to hook it in this space here so you want
to insert your hook so insert your hook grab the yarn and pull it through and
then just continue with your treble three trebles in that same space
so it would actually link up just like that so I'm going to continue adding
some more and then show you what a few more look like altogether so this is
what it starts to look like when it all comes together it obviously won't
give a straight edge unless you do like a half hexagon but when I do a hexagon
blanket I quite like the look of it not being straight on the edges I just think
it adds to the overall effect I will leave a link in the description box
below of how to sew in all your ends I really hope you've enjoyed this
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