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Wind Flower Hexagon

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Svenska: Windflower Hexagon
English (US): Windflower Hexagon
Dutch: Windflower Hexagon
German: Windflower Hexagon
Slovak: Windflower Hexagon
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44 thoughts on “Wind Flower Hexagon

  1. Första varvet med den nya färgen måste väl virkas bakifrån o inte framifrån? Blir rätt om jag virkar bakifrån!

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    1. Hej Jenny! Ja, det stämmer 🙂 är jättedålig på svenska virktermer och uppskattar att du tagit dig tid att göra mig uppmärksam på detta. Ska rätta till detta snarast. Hoppas du gillar mönstret i övrigt. Ha en fin kväll / Johanna

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    2. I’ve made about 40 of your WIND FLOWER HEXAGON and have been looking for a HALF HEXAGON pattern. Please let me know if there is one.
      Please reply, thank you
      Marianne

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    1. Thank you for notice this error. I just corrected it and now “puff” is in the list of used stitches. I also changed the word poof to puff in the pattern. If you click “puff” you open my stitch tutorial where the puff stitch is explained. I hope you find this helpful and that you can make your hexagon 🙂
      I hope you have a nice evening / Johanna

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  2. Based on the pictures, it looks like you used two different hooks. Would you provide the hook sizes used? I am looking forward to starting this pattern. Thanks!

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  3. What does it mean to do the front post single crochet around next puff in row 4? I’m not sure what the around the next puff means.

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  4. In the last round, does htc mean a half-treble stitch or the US Half-double stitch? I ran through the pattern once and used the US hdc and it kept a more flower like shape than the straight edges in your photos. I’m unsure how to do a half-treble if that is the case, and any guidance would be appreciated!

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  5. Hi, I love the pattern, but can’t seem to get my gauge to match the picture. Did I miss where you put what hooks size to use, because I can’t seem to find it anywhere. Thank you for your time!

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    1. Hi! I didnt mention gauge in this pattern since you can make it with any yarn and suitable hook. The hexies in the pictures are made with a 8/4 cotton yarn and hook 3,5 mm 🙂

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  6. Thank you for creating such a lovely pattern! I absolutely love it! Do you have any suggestions for half hexagons or pointed hexagon patterns? I was able to make a half hexagon with your pattern, but was wondering if you had any suggestions as well. Thank you!

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    1. Hi and thank you! 🙂
      I dont have any other suggestions really and I think the half ones you have made must be perfect to make 2 of 4 sides straight. Maybe you can add tassels or pompoms at the points of the shorter sides?

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    1. Hi,
      The join I used for my hexagons is the PLT join from cypress textiles. Google the name and you will find it for free 🙂
      You use the hook size appropriate for your yarn.
      Kind regards,
      Johanna

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  7. Anyone help with how to make 1/2 a wind flower for the spaces in between at the end, i can not find a pattern anywhere

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