Free Crochet Granny Snowflake Hexagon Pattern
This Granny Snowflake Hexagon is easy to make and looks gorgeous when turned into blankets, afghans, shawls, hats or cardigans and today I will show you how to crochet it.
This Granny Snowflake Hexagon is easy to make and looks gorgeous when turned into blankets, afghans, shawls, hats or cardigans and today I will show you how to crochet it.
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This pattern is a remake of the granny stitch hexagon I published years ago which did not have a video. Check it out, it has a diagram that shows you where each stitch goes.