Crochet Christmas Hexi Granny Stocking Pattern

Get excited to make your holidays extra cozy and special with the Crochet Christmas Granny Hexi Stocking Pattern! This cheerful project lets you combine colorful yarns to stitch up a festive and unique stocking. Perfect for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike, you'll piece together hexagonal shapes that come together like a delightful puzzle.

Crochet Christmas Hexi Granny Stocking

Materials Needed:

• Yarn Colors: Tabby Cloud Mero, Olive, and Natural (1 ball of each for one stocking, 1 ball of Tabby Cloud Mero and Olive, and 2 balls of Natural for both stockings)
• 5.5 mm crochet hook
• Tapestry needle
• Removable stitch markers

Pattern:

Granny Hexagons:

• Crochet 14 full-size hexagons and 3 half hexagons.
• Use a gentle felting process after assembly to add durability and structure.

Full Hexagon Pattern:

Start:

• Begin with a magic ring.

Round 1:

• Chain 1, then create six puff stitches into the ring, chaining one between each puff stitch. Tighten the magic ring once completed.

Color Change:

• Slip stitch to new color at the end of the round.

Rounds 2-4:

• Follow the specific instructions for creating layers of double crochet stitches, creating corners, and changing colors to form the hexagonal shape. Each round ends with a slip stitch to join and a color change.

Final Round:

• Consists of creating double crochet clusters around, with a final slip stitch to join the fourth and final color.

Half Hexagon Pattern:

Start:

• Similar to full hexagons but begins with chaining two from the magic ring.

Progression:

• Follow a reduced pattern similar to the full hexagon to achieve the half hexagon shape, including color changes and creating partial corners.

Final Steps:

• Similar to full hexagons, ending rounds with slip stitches and preparing for assembly.

Assembly:

• Lay out and sew together the hexagons as per the stocking assembly diagram. Use the tails from the hexagons for seaming.
• Fold the assembled piece according to instructions to form the stocking shape.
• Use removable stitch markers to hold it in place before final seaming.

Top Border & Hanging Loop:

• Crochet a border along the top opening of the stocking.
• Create a hanging loop from a slip-stitched chain, attaching it to the stocking.

Felting (Optional):

• Gently felt the assembled stocking to enhance durability and structure. Use hot water and gentle agitation by hand.

Finishing Touches:

• Neaten up by weaving in any leftover ends.
• If felting, lay flat to shape and dry.