Hexagon Crochet Patterns to Try

This hexagon throw pattern is definitely one for the colder months! Each hexagon is solid, which makes it thick and warm. Joined together, they make a beautiful beehive pattern, which can be made in a single colour or a variety of shades. I like this one with lots of different hues.

The Pick and Mix blanket pattern is a lot of fun. As the name suggests, you can pick and mix from a variety of different hexagon patterns to create your own blanket. You could just use lots of the same pattern, or a combination of all of them. And you could use all the same colour, or do every hexagon in a different colour!

This hexagon blanket pattern is made using the filet crochet technique, but with added textured puff stitches. The diamond pattern within each hexagon is so clever. This pattern can be made in a throw or lapghan size.

This hexagon blanket pattern is made using self-striping yarn, which gives it a beautiful sea glass pattern. The colour used is gorgeous. It's made out of hexagons and half-hexagons which makes it a great project for on the go.

The time to bloom blanket is a gorgeous pattern, designed as a Crochet Along. The pattern is split up into hexagons, half and quarter hexagons, and the edge panels. There are 4 different colourways to choose from and all look totally stunning.

The Flower Power Blanket has so much texture, I love it. Making it all in one colour really highlights the stitch pattern. Made using the Join As You Go technique, you can make yours any size you like, although the pattern is for a baby blanket.

This snowflake blanket is made using the inset mosaic crochet technique, where you change colour every 2 rows. This eliminates the need to sew in loads of ends. It is still made in hexagonal pieces, which are joined together at the end.

There is something so fresh and delicate about this hexagon afghan pattern, which perhaps fits with the name 'succulent spring'. A great advanced beginner pattern with simple stitches combined to produce this beautiful piece. Colours and sizes can be switched up to personalise your afghan.

I can see why this blanket is named Emerald Opulence! The colours are so deep and rich, that it reminds me of royalty and the kind of soft furnishings you would find in a stately home. The tassels also really make it special.

I love the texture on this blanket. It's got a definite nature theme going on, with the sculpted flowers in the middle of each hexagon (think honeycomb) motif, all made in a wonderful bee yellow.

This blanket is a definite snuggly winter warmer. But, as it is made in individual hexagons, you can work on it all year round, so it's ready to use when it gets colder. Made in super chunky yarn with simple lines, this is a great modern piece for your home.

This cute honeycomb blanket is made of 46 hexagons, joined together at the end, with a simple border. A great stashbuster and a great beginner project.

This cover-up pattern is stunning, perfect for the beach, but you could also pair it with leggings and a vest top! Made in lightweight cotton yarn, it has a beautiful drape and a dainty lacy look.

Hexagon cardigans are all the rage right now, and this one is no different. With a beautiful shape and tapered sleeve, this is going to look gorgeous on anyone. Made with two identical hexagons that are then stitched together, before adding the cuffs and edging. This makes it a great beginner project.

Another hexagon cardigan, but this time it's made to measure, which means you can use any yarn weight or fibre you like! Perfect for a stashbuster maybe! This also means you can adjust the length to your liking, and there is a choice of longer sleeves or cuffs. Made using basic stitches, this pattern is also great for beginners.

This is a great hexagon cardigan pattern, which comes in 3 sizes. Unique in that it is made with moss stitch, rather than the usual granny stitch. Switch up the yarn from cotton to a warmer yarn to make this pattern suitable for winter too.

This stashbuster shawl is truly magical. Inspired by butterflies, this pattern has a floaty, boho vibe about it, which reminds me of a dreamcatcher. Made with 3 strands held together, or a heavier weight yarn, you can truly let your imagination go wild in the colours and type of yarn you use.

There's always something so appealing about retro items and this tote bag pattern is no different. I love the little pops of colour! I also love how roomy it looks. The main body is made of hexagons, before adding a sturdy base and handle.

I love this bag - the shape and the ombre-effect are stunning! It's a decent size too - you'll be surprised how much you can fit in it! Made with only 7 hexagons, this is an easy pattern to get you started with hexagon crochet.

This design is a great cross between headband and ear muff - perfect for those frosty mornings and a great fashion statement too! The ear pieces are made of hexagons, whilst the headband is a simple strip adjustable to fit.

Crochet pan protectors are such a great idea! This pattern comes in 3 sizes to protect you pans from scratches. It starts with a hexagon in the middle and then has a square crocheted to each side of the hexagon to make the perfect shape to fit inside your pan.

The Honeycomb Kitchen Towel pattern is perfect for all bee-lovers out there, and indeed for anyone who loves that honeycomb pattern. I certainly do and I think it fits perfectly into a farmhouse-style kitchen. Made with hexagons and half-hexagons that are then joined together at the end, this is another great beginner project.

If you liked the diamond blanket pattern above, then you'll love this coaster pattern. It is crocheted using the same filet method to create delicate diamond shapes within the hexagon. Whilst the pattern may look intricate, it's actually relatively easy to create using double crochet, chains and trebles. Quick to whip up in an evening, these coasters make great gifts.

This coaster pattern has distinct boho vibes. I love the little beads added in the corners. Coaster patterns are so quick to make, so are great for last minute presents. Made of 6 rounds in a variety of simple stitches, this is a great beginner pattern.

This cute hexagonal ornament is a quick project, which would look great alone, or you could make loads of them and decorate your whole Christmas tree with them!