How to crochet the ultra solid hexagon

[@mountainlakecrochet]

Excellent tutorial! No stitch markers needed! 😉 Thank you!

[@crochetrocks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nazltetik238]

you are the only one that make me understand this pattern thank you ❤️

[@crochetrocks]

You’re welcome 😊

[@leeannstearns9923]

Love this, nice and warm. No holes. Great project for the leftover yarn I have. Definitely will need a tutorial on joining them. Thank you Tracy. I think your voice is very calming, keeps the nervousness at bay. 😘🤗👍❤️

[@crochetrocks]

Lee Ann Stearns ahh thank you Lee Ann I will upload joining soon

[@ljbj4]

great! nice alternative to grammy squares and without holes! wonderful, tfs!😊

[@taelayloni6409]

thank you

[@carlasolowiei4452]

Love this pattern and very easy for beginners like myself! I looked through all of your videos and for the life of me cannot find the tutorial on how to join them together.

[@wyomingwips7540]

Thank You for the tutorial, I know what I'm gonna do with all my scrap yarn Thanks Tracy

[@crochetrocks]

thank you Marybeth

[@laurelgirard8475]

Nice idea! I’m always cold and am looking for ways to make my sweaters warmer (without too much bulk). Thanks!

[@nihala5845]

Lovely pattern thank you for sharing

[@crochetrocks]

You’re welcome 😊

[@LicoricesCrochetMom]

I am listening to another one of your tutorials you make everything look so easy!. You used DK yarn again. I think i am going to get some DK. Any yarn i have is worsted weight 4. This was another great tutorial. Thank you Tracy!!

[@crochetrocks]

thank you Jane, i like worsted weight 4 but most of our stores stock DK i have a bit of 4 now and i think tutorials look better with that so i will try to use it as much as i can for things like this

[@adeleromero7721]

Thank you for sharing. ♥️♥️♥️

[@crochetrocks]

Thank you 💙🧶

[@theresalockwood3336]

Love your tutorials, I'm new and learning.

[@crochetrocks]

that is great Theresa! i am so glad you like them

[@jaydacole1161]

I am definitely going to try this and look forward to the joining tutorials

[@crochetrocks]

thank you Jane i will be doing that shortly

[@jeaniestringbeanie7691]

Wow that is lovely would be a lovely blanket I really love it

[@crochetrocks]

Jeanie Stringbeanie I think so too Jeanie

[@karenSmithLea]

This is so nice thank you so much for sharing this tutorial

[@crochetrocks]

Karen Smith thank you Karen much appreciated 😀

[@sandracuellar7722]

Thank you for the tutorial love the pattern

[@crochetrocks]

SANDRA CUELLAR it has become my favourite hexagon 😀

[@manddocrochetnknit8116]

Oh wow I love this thank you for this tutorial!! I hear you fine by the way love your tutorials

[@crochetrocks]

that is really good to know Mandy thank you for the lovely comment

[@monicabuch3827]

Thank you for the tutorial😊

[@crochetrocks]

you are welcome Monica thank you for your comment

[@EvieO1950]

I like these much better than the ones with the holes. Thanks for the tutorial and will be interested in how you join them.

[@crochetrocks]

Evelyn Oxner thank you Evelyn I must admit I really like them too

[@patsyscrochet2597]

I like ur videos thanks so much showing us

[@crochetrocks]

thank you so much Patsy very kind of you

[@patsyscrochet2597]

@@crochetrocks ur welcome Tracy

[@dianehancock2316]

I love this pattern. I am making the blocks to sew together this winter for a bathroom rug. I am using 2 strands of worsted weigh and a size k crochet hook. I will sew (by hand) a slide free backing on the rug.

[@aayushik8589]

I really like this idea! I'm wondering how it would work for a square. If you start with 8/16 instead of 12 and increase with a similar principle. So maybe if you start with 16 the third row could be like 3 dc (us) in the first stitch followed by 6 dc and then an increase of 3 and repeat (inc 3 dc, 6 dc, inc 3 dc)

[@crochetrocks]

I’m doing a square this week might interest you

[@melissalong1944]

Binge watching your channel while i frog some things .

[@icebear713i]

How would i continue on this pattern to make it larger indefinitely? I would like it to eventually be medium blanket size. I've been crocheting for a while and can follow a video tutorial well enough but i have very little intuition when it comes to striking out on my own.

[@crochetrocks]

It should be easy to just go on the same way. The increasing is done with the corners

[@janetbardwell5917]

Everytime I do a circle it has 12 edges due to the adding on at same 12 places?

[@crochetrocks]

when i do a circle in alternate where my increases are, i have a video for it (well 2 one is for UK double crochet USA single crochet and the other one is for a UK treble crochet USA double crochet) I will attach one of them kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZi5lnWbaaeZos0 or if i can both kzbin.info/www/bejne/opu9gYqKeqill7M

[@margiel4299]

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[@crochetmepink]

I'd like to make a blanket out of hexagon shapes. 🦋🌷🦋

[@crochetrocks]

CROCHET ME PINK KELLY yes I may do that once I have done the joining video thank you Kelly

[@margiel4299]

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