This corded ridge hexagon pattern can be repeated may times to create a large scale blanket. Follow along with the step by step guide in this video to get the pattern. Watch this video crocheting tutorial and learn how to make a corded ridge hexagon blanket.
How To: Crochet a corded ridge hexagon blanket
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Knit with a serenity loom
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Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
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Make a shawl when knitting on a large circle loom
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Make Fringe for a Scarf
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How To:
Make a Tassel
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How To:
Add Color on Circular Needles When Knitting
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How To:
Slip a Stitch Knitwise
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How To:
Bind Off Ribbing
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How To:
Darn holes in socks, scarves or other knit garments
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Decrease Stitches In Knitting
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End a Knit Hat
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Knit a Ball
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How To:
Knit a shaker rib stitch
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How To:
Knit alternating colors for a two-row stripe
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Make a Pom-Pon pom pom for baby hats
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How To:
Knit a four-row stripe with alternating colors
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How To:
Do knit-one-purl-one bind-off
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How To:
Crochet a slip stitch to end the round
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1 Comment
This pattern is interesting, but unfortunately this man has a difficult time using the correct terminology consistently. I do like the pattern and appreciate what he's trying to do here.
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