This cozy crochet hexagon cardigan features a beautiful V-stitch design created from two identical hexagons that are joined together to form a relaxed, stylish garment. Worked in double knitting yarn with simple repeating stitches, it blends colorful and solid yarn for a modern look.
Crochet V Stitch Hexagon Cardigan
This versatile pattern is perfect for layering, and you can easily adjust the size or length as needed. Whether you prefer a snug fit or something oversized, this project offers a fun, customizable make for beginners and experienced crocheters alike.
Materials
- Yarn: King Cole Double Knitting Splash and solid lilac acrylic
- Hook: 5 mm
- Other: Snippers and darning needle
V-Stitch Hexagon
The V-stitch is: Double Crochet, Chain 1, Double Crochet into the same space
Round 1
- Chain 4
- Slip stitch to first chain to form a circle
- Work 6 V-stitches into center circle, separated by Chain 2
- Join with Chain 1 and slip stitch into the third chain up
- Slip stitch to change colors and carry yarn
Round 2
- Join second color in a Chain 2 space
- Work V-stitch, Chain 2, V-stitch into same space
- Repeat in all Chain 2 spaces for 6 corners total
- Join with slip stitch into top of V-stitch
- Pull up first color to change
For Round 3 and Following
- Slip stitch into corner space
- Work V-stitch, Chain 2, V-stitch
- Work V-stitch into middle of each side
- Repeat around and join with slip stitch
- Continue pattern, changing colors each round for 21 rounds
- Each round adds one extra V-stitch per side
Assembly
You will have two identical hexagons
Seaming the Shoulders and Armholes
- Fold two points of one hexagon together with wrong sides facing up
- Single crochet along edge to top of seam
- Repeat on second hexagon
Joining the Back Seam
- Place both hexagons together with wrong sides facing out
- Decide neck opening
- Single crochet from hem up to neck opening
Edging
- Begin where back seam ended and single crochet around entire cardigan
- Work single crochet evenly, skipping occasionally to prevent flare
- Place two single crochets in V-stitch gaps
- Work one row of single crochet
- Weave in all ends and add a button if desired
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