Cozy And Colorful Crochet Granny Hexagon Cardigan Pattern For Women's

The Crochet Granny Hexagon Cardigan Pattern is the perfect blend of cozy warmth and stylish flair, offering a timeless piece to add to your wardrobe. With its unique hexagonal motifs, this cardigan bursts with color and texture, making it an eye-catching creation that’s both fun to crochet and wear.

Crochet Granny Hexagon Cardigan

This pattern provides a satisfying project that’s full of creative possibilities, allowing you to mix and match colors to suit your personal style. Lightweight yet warm, the Granny Hexagon Cardigan is a versatile, must-have piece that can easily transition through seasons, adding a handmade touch of charm to any outfit!

Materials Needed:

Medium weight (4) yarn in your favourite colors
5.5 mm crochet hook
Yarn needle
Scissors

Pattern:

Starting Your Cardigan:

Start with a Magic Ring.

Insert the hook under the first thread, grab the second one and pull through.
Yarn over (YO) the same one, and pull up a loop to form a ring.
Chain 3.

Double Crochet (DC) Stitches:

YO, insert the hook inside the ring, YO and pull up a loop, YO and pull through two loops, YO again and pull through the remaining two loops.

Create the First Cluster:

Chain 3 counts as one stitch.
Make another 2 DC stitches inside the ring.
Chain 1, then make another cluster of 3 DC stitches.
Continue until you have 6 clusters.

Close Hexagon:

Pull the magic ring tight.
Slip stitch on the first stitch to close the hexagon.

Building The Cardigan:

Chain 1.
You can change colors here if you like.
Attach the yarn between clusters from the previous round.

Expanding the Hexagon:

Chain 3 for the first cluster and make 2 more DC.
In each space, add a cluster of 3DC, chain 1, and another cluster of 3DC in the same space for corners.
For sides, only do one cluster of 3DC in each space.
Continue this pattern to grow your hexagon to 13 rows, or your desired size.

Forming the Cardigan:

Fold the hexagon to identify the front and add rows on the arms and back only.
Start at a shoulder corner, make clusters of 3DC in each space.

Connecting the Shoulders:

Use the join-as-you-go method to connect the arms at the shoulder corner with 3DC, joining both pieces.

Sleeves and Bottom Edge:

For sleeves, attach yarn between clusters and continue with clusters of 3DC in each space until you reach the desired length.
Start decrease rows for the sleeve by combining two DC stitches together.
Finish the sleeves with 5 rows of alternating front post and back post double crochet (fpdc and bpdc).

Final Touches:

Work on the bottom edge by adding a row of DC in each stitch across, followed by 3 rows of bpdc and fpdc to match the sleeve ends.
Repeat the same process for the front opening edges.