38 Amazing Hexagon Crochet Blanket Ideas
Unique geometric shapes like hexagons unquestionably add a modern vibe to our crochet projects. Hexagon-based designs are minimalistic, fun to make and give you plenty of room for creativity! You can adjust colors and sizes and go crazy with embellishments of your choice. In other words, the possibilities are infinite! We suggest you start with the cool patterns for hexagon crochet blankets and afghans we are presenting in this post. They’re the best of the best – cute, full of bright shades, fluffy and warm! And if you’re looking for more inspiration, follow our Facebook Page and Pinterest!
1. Hexagon Gems Baby Blanket
- Designed by Mary Beth Temple
The crochet hexagon blankets always look fresh and give a lot of style to the interior. You’ll like this free baby blanket pattern because it’s easy to follow and will surely get a fantastic result. The hexagon size is 4 inches or 10 cm, and the finished blankie size with a border is 37 inches or around 94 cm.
PHOTOS by Mary Beth Temple / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on hookedforlifepublishing.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
2. Diamonds Hexagon Blanket
- Designed by Gootie (Agat Rottman)
Create this marvelous throw with a free crochet hexagon blanket pattern. It is an intermediate-level project that uses the filet crochet technique and puff stitches for a modern look. This diamond blanket will fit perfectly in your bedroom as a bedcover or be your cozy cuddle on the sofa in front of the TV set.
PHOTOS by Agat Rottman / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on madebygootie.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
3. Flower Power Blanket
- Designed by Dayna Perry
A blanket becomes exceptionally pure, modern, and stylish when crocheted only in white. Just look at this hexagon blanket! A lovely flower ornament makes it even more attractive. You can crochet it with a free pattern with photos. It describes the join-as-you-go method, so there is no sewing at all. Enjoy!
PHOTOS by Dayna Perry / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on thispixiecreates.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
4. Mineralogy African Flower Hexagon Blanket
- Designed by Heidi Bears
Let’s check if you still really like the free crochet hexagon blanket patterns I collect for you. If yes, write something in the comments. And then take yarn and hook and make this wonderful flower hexie blanket. Enjoy!
PHOTOS by Bridgetmcpherson / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry. Read more about Bridgetmcpherson’s project on Ravelry.
5. The Lexie Hexie Blanket
- Designed by Morine’s Shop
I love the design of this free crochet hexagon blanket pattern! It is so bright and soft and looks incredibly cozy. It’s great that the pattern is suitable for beginners, and the instructions even have photos, so you can definitely figure it out.
PHOTOS by Morine’s Shop / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on morinesshop.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
6. Vintage Hexies
- Designed by madebyanita
Crocheting this lovely hexagon blanket will deep you into a meditative state and harmony. It’s easy to make, no sewing is needed and made with a free pattern — a perfect project for relaxation.
PHOTOS by @madebyanita / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on madebyanita.co.uk.
7. Rainbow Hexagon Blanket
- Designed by Caia CrochetCreations
If you like rainbows, I found a superb blanket design for you! This is a bedspread of a King Size 95″ x 74″. This is an easy and relaxing project. You will need to create many hexagons, which could be a wonderful stash-buster. The link to the free hexagon blanket crochet pattern is below the photo. Enjoy!
PHOTOS by Caia CrochetCreations / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
8. Crochet Cable Hexagon Free Pattern
- Designed by My Picot
The adorable combination of light blue and warm creamy shades creates a color scheme perfect both for a sweet nursery and a minimalist bedroom. A blanket made with the Crochet Cable Hexagon Pattern will brighten up your room, but also give it a special charm.
PHOTOS by My Picot / mypicot.com
Find this free pattern on mypicot.com.
9. Rainbow of Hexagons Blanket Paid Pattern
- Designed by Leonela Cevallos
Time for a real burst of colors! Vibrant shades of blue, red and orange will undoubtedly cheer you up right away, regardless of how grey the day is.
PHOTOS by Leonela Cevallos / Ravelry.com
Find this free pattern on Ravelry.
10. Butterfly Hexagon Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Lindsey Dale
We love this blanket for its charming color scheme made of basic grey and beige coupled with pastel shades of pink and blue. And how cool is that geometric butterfly motif?
PHOTOS by Lindsey Dale / Ravelry.com
Find this free video tutorial on YouTube, or check out more on Ravelry.
11. Hexie Bee Throw Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by The Almond Snug
What’s up, honey bees? Are you also amazed at how impossibly cute this blanket is? It looks like a giant honeycomb and it has the most amazing colors. The combination of dark yellow and grey is to die for!
PHOTOS by The Almond Snug / Ravelry.com
Find this free pattern on crochet.com, or check out more on Ravelry.
12. Keep on Blooming CAL Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Anne Vierimaa
We’ve already mentioned that you can embellish a hexagon-based blanket in many different ways, didn’t we? And what’s the first embellishment that comes to mind? Crochet flowers, obviously!
PHOTOS by Anne Vierimaa / Ravelry.com
Find this free pattern on Ravelry.
13. Hexi Blanket
- Designed by Emily Bolduan
Take a look at this gorgeous, hexagon blanket by Emily Bolduan! It’s such a gorgeous blanket, isn’t it? What’s more, you can make it in any colors combination, and it will still look amazing. So it’s a great blanket for new crocheters that mastered granny squares already and want to take their projects to the next level. The finished size of this blanket is 63cm x 77cm, however you can easily make it bigger.
PHOTOS by Emily Bolduan / Ravelry.com
Find this free pattern on Ravelry.
14. Lockdown Blanket
- Designed by Potter & Bloom
The more colors, the merrier and more cheerful! When it’s cold and grey outside, it’s great to make a sunny blanket, because it will make you feel a bit better. The blankie on the pictures below was made by Potter & Bloom and it’s a super bright and cheery project, that will keep your mind off things. What’s more, you can make it in no time!
PHOTOS by PotterandBloom / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on potterandbloom.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
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15. Snowflake Afghan for Lainey
- Designed by Lois Olson
This gorgeous afghan by Lois Olson has amazing added half-motifs on the sides, which creates a super modern and fun effect. What’s more, the snowflake-inspired pointed border and snowflakes in the center of each hexagon makes this blankie on the pictures below just the ultimate winter throw. What’s more, the colors look super cute, however if you don’t like such colorful blankies, go for single color!
PHOTOS by Altahook / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on artoftangle.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
16. Noëlle Blanket
- Designed by Kirsten Ballering
This beautiful hexagon blanket by Kirsten Ballering is a wonderful gift idea, no matter the season. The flowers look very elegant, and the size of this blankie is so comfy! The finished size is 120 x 150cm (47 x 49in). It’s a must have. What’s more, you can easily customize it by simply changing the colors.
PHOTOS by Haak Maar Raak / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on haakmaarraak.nl, or read more about it on Ravelry.
17. Mother’s Day Blanket – Wind Flower Hexagon
- Designed by Johanna Lindahl
This beautiful blanket by Johanna Lindahl is a very subtle, yet fun project, that will keep you warm and cosy during fall and winter days. The flowers were made with Lion Brand Cupcake Yarn “Tundra”, however feel free to adjust the color to your preferences. It’s also a very sweet gift idea, for instance for Mother’s Day.
PHOTOS by kam-a-rama / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on mijocrochet.wordpress.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
18. Winter Blizzard Afghan
- Designed by Michael Sellick
Winter is just around the corner, so now is really the best time to start some fun crochet projects. So like for instance this cute hexagon blanket on the pictures below by Michael Sellick. It will create a vibe of a winter wonderland in your home! The finished size is 55″ x 60″.
PHOTOS by The Crochet Crowd / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on thecrochetcrowd.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
19. Blanket of Hexagons
- Designed by Joanne Loh
Hexagon blankets are so eye-pleasing, because they are symmetrical and our brains love symmetry! What’s more, all the different colors make this blankie look really original and one-in-a-kind, so make sure to check this one out. It’s totally worth the time!
PHOTOS by shaggycrochet / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on craftpassion.com or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry. The joining technique is here
20. African Flowers Blanket
- Designed by Joanne Loh
Wow! I love that crochet__fantasy embellished the joining in between the hexagons, it gives such a modern and fun look to the whole project! What’s more, it’s really easy to do on your own, you really just have to use basic stitches and it’s also a great gift idea, so give it a go!
PHOTOS by @crochet__fantasy / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on craftpassion.com or read more about it on Ravelry. The top photo is here, and the bottom photo is here. The joining technique is here
21. Star Blanket
- Designed by Atty van Norel
It’s time to mix things up a little! Who said that hexagon blankies have to have flowers in the center? And I mean, just take a look at this incredible star blanket by stitchedupcraft on the pictures below! What’s more, it’s so original and will look amazing in your house!
PHOTOS by stitchedupcraft / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on atty-s.blogspot.nl, or read more about it on Ravelry. The top photo is here, and the bottom photo is here.
22. Purmin Baby Blanket
- Designed by Safiya Nathir
The Purmin Baby Blanket is made with adorable, little hexagons. What you can see in the pictures below, they are so incredibly detailed and intricate! What’s more, each hexagon measures approximately 4.5 inches in length and 3.7 inches in width. The finished blankie is 38 inches X 36 inches.
Photo by Safiya Nathir / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on craftingwand.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
23. Hexagon Blanket
- Designed by Marinke Slump
The more colors, the better, brighter and merrier, right? So take a look at the pictures below, this fantastic, colorful hexagon blankie is a stunning mosaic of vibrant, cheerful colors. Such blankie willl make a lovely stroller blankie, however you can just add more hexagons and make it bigger.
Photo by @steph.lewis / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on craft.tutsplus.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. The top photo is here, and the bottom photo is here.
24. Hexagon Blanket
- Designed by Marinke Slump
This beautiful hexagon blankie in the pictures below is a great combination of different shades of blue and green. These hexagons are a fantastic stash-busting project to use up any leftover yarn. What’s more much blankie will be perfect for a baby, or you can make it bigger and create a lapghan.
Photo by @kopkocrochet / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on craft.tutsplus.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. The top photo is here, and the bottom photo is here.
25. African Flower Granny
- Designed by Joanne Loh
This fantastic baby blankie in the pictures below is the best example of how versatile and gorgeous African flower hexagons are. What’s you can see, it’s full of colors and amazing texture, with a stunning, vintage, lacy edging, that gives it a retro vibe.
Photo by @sinemakbalaban / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on craftpassion.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. The photos are here.
26. African Flower Granny
- Designed by Joanne Loh
Wow, how amazing is this blankie in the pictures below by sezealk? And I love how the daisies are contrasting with this fantastic, vivid shade of pink, or should I say raspberry pink? So it’s a truly breathtaking project, that’s literally perfect for a baby shower or housewarming party. One in a kind!
Photo by @sezealk / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on craftpassion.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. The top photo is here, and the bottom photo is here.
27. African Flower with 8 Petals
- Designed by Laura Pavy
This simple and very neat-looking blankie in the pictures below is a fantastic work by fatosunhobilerii. What’s more, as you can see, feel free to play with the color combination because it’s such an amazing pattern, it calls for many different versions, so make sure to check it out!
Photo by fatosunhobilerii / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry. The top photo is here, and the bottom photo is here.
28. Crochet Hexagon 3D Leaf Motif
- Designed by crochetwithgg
I’m absolutely in love with these 3D flowers in the pictures below. I mean, just take a look at the texture and these vibrant colors, they look like they were taken straight out of a fairytale. What’s more, you can join them together or just make separate decorations of them.
Photo by @sj.crochet_ / Instagram.com
Find an original free video tutorial on YouTube, the top photo is here, and the bottom photo is here.
29. Sweet pea Hexagon Motif
- Designed by Leah Winchester
This adorable little hexagon in the pictures below gives you endless possibilities! For instance, you can make a bunch of these and join them together to make a blanket, purse, pillow case and more! What’s more, it’s the perfect way to get rid of yarn scraps.
Photo by Leah Winchester / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
30. Vintage Flower Hexagon Motif
- Designed by Atty van Norel
These vintage flowers in the pictures below give me a 70’s vibe, right? The colors and sharp edges are so eye-catching! What’s more, each hexagon is about 8 inches across, so it’s the perfect size to join them together and create a bigger project. However, you can also use them separately as coasters.
Photo by kallene / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on atty-s.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
31. Busy Bumble Blanket
- Designed by Emma Moss
Aren’t bees just the sweetest? And they are absolutely crucial for humans and our planet to survive! So we must do everything to protect them! This adorable little crochet blanket in the pictures below was made by Emma Moss
Photo by Emma Moss / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on bellacococrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
32. Hexagon Throw
- Designed by Nat Vanderstricht
How about a super colorful and delicate crochet throw, that’s absolutely perfect for summer? Take a look at the pictures below, isn’t it absolutely incredible? It’s a hexagon block and will make the perfect lapghan and a picnic blanket. It’s totally up to you which colors you’ll choose!
Photo by Nat Vanderstricht/ Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on multifocusing.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
33. Hexagon Blossom Afghan
- Designed by Teresa Chorzepa
If you want to feel a bit of the ’70s vibe, you have to give this amazing pattern in the pictures below a go! As you can see, it’s full of amazing colors, and it’s made of simple hexagons that are very easy to join together at the end. The finished size is about
About 47 x 52 in. (119.5 x 132 cm).
Photo by Teresa Chorzepa / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on lionbrand.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
34. Basic Solid Hexagon Crochet Blanket
- Designed by offthehookforyou
This pretty hexagon blanket in the pictures below was made by offthehookforyou and it’s a basic and solid piece, that you will absolutely love! It’s super quick for a beginner to make and has such amazing colors and texture!
Photo by offthehookforyou / offthehookforyou.com
Find the original free pattern on offthehookforyou.com.
35. Red Heart Hexagon Blues Throw
- Designed by Yarnspirations
Crochet hexagons are so simple to make and I’m sure you will love how colorful they are and how pretty they will look in your home! The hexagons are crocheted separately and then joined together at the end. It’s got such a cheerful vibe, I love it!
Photo by Yarnspirations / yarnspirations.com
Find the original free pattern on yarnspirations.com.
36. Social Distancing Ruby Hexagon Blanket for Ella
- Designed by Nova Seals
How pretty is this hexagon blanket in the pictures below, right? The colors look so well together and create almost a mosaic effect. The finished size is approximately 47 x 52 in. (119.5 x 132 cm), but feel free to make it bigger or smaller, simply add or retract some hexagons to achieve it!
Photo by Tpatientcrafts / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
37. Summer Of Love Throw
- Designed by Fiber Flux / Jennifer Dickerson
This simple hexagon crochet blanket is part of the CAL challenge, so you can join crocheters from all over the world in making this piece. The pattern is simple, and there’s nothing unnecessary in the design. The last part of the crochet pattern will be posted on July 19th, 2023. Join the CAL group and start the project!
Photo by Jennifer Dickerson / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on fiberfluxblog.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
38. Summer Fade Hexie Blanket
- Designed by Mallory Krall
A very special piece that goes from monochrome to bright and contrasting. The very crocheted hexagon pattern is not difficult to make, and it’s also a good way to use up your leftover yarn. And if you read the original crochet blanket description, you will find a nice discount on DK yarn. Hurry, it’s now or never! The pattern is totally free.
Photo by Mallory Krall / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on nautikrallcrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
This pattern links do not go to correct pattern. I don’t believe it is a Marinke Slump pattern. I would really like this pattern if you could send me the correct links.
Hexagon Blanket
Designed by Marinke Slump
The more colors, the better, brighter and merrier, right? So take a look at the pictures below, this fantastic, colorful hexagon blankie is a stunning mosaic of vibrant, cheerful colors. Such blankie willl make a lovely stroller blankie, however you can just add more hexagons and make it bigger.
Hi Jenny, the link is correct, you have to click under the picture to take you to Ravelry and you can download the pattern from there. The colors are a version by steph.lewis that is linked also below the pictures and leads to the project instagram page. 🙂
They are different patterns, it is not just color choices. Here is the correct link on how to do those hexagons.
https://stuffstephmakes.com/portfolio/pretty-puff-scarf/
Thank you!
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