This hexagon sweater crochet pattern is perfect for anyone looking to create a unique and cozy piece of clothing. With its easy-to-follow instructions, this pattern allows you to craft a stylish sweater with the versatility of hexagon motifs. Ideal for both beginners and experienced crocheters, it combines simple techniques with a chic, modern design that can be customized to your taste.
Crochet Hexagon Sweater
Whether you’re looking to add a fun DIY piece to your wardrobe or gift a handmade sweater, this hexagon pattern offers endless possibilities. The combination of hexagons for the body, sleeves, and bottom elongation ensures a comfortable and stylish fit, and it’s easy to adjust based on your size preferences.
Materials Needed
- Yarn of choice
- Crochet hook (size recommended for your yarn)
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
Create the Hexagons
- Follow Passionate Kelsey's tutorial to create the initial hexagons and assemble the main body of the sweater.
Sleeves
Work on the hexagon until it fits around your arm.
- The creator used 14 rows for the sleeve.
- After connecting the hexagon, continue for 15 rows, alternating between regular rows and decrease rows at the shoulder and armpit to cinch the sleeve.
Arm Cuffs:
- Single crochet around the edge.
- Slip stitch to finish the round.
- Chain nine, single crochet into the second chain from the hook, then single crochet all the way down.
- Decrease, flip your work, and single crochet seven into the back loops. On the eighth stitch, single crochet into both loops.
- Repeat this process, decreasing at the end of each round.
- Join the sides together using single crochets.
Body
- Once the sleeves are done, continue with the front and back panels of the sweater.
- Attach yarn and work down, then up, to extend the body from where the hexagon ended.
Assembly
- Attach the left and right sides together at the back.
- Attach the front sides, leaving flaps for the collar.
Bottom Elongation
- Attach yarn and create length at the bottom by working in granny clusters of three double crochets into each hole.
- Continue in rounds until the desired length is achieved.
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