Crochet Hexagonal Hooded Cardigan

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This colorful cardigan is useful, because it’s very warm and you can wear in winter’s cold weather. these colors will shine in every situations and you will look great and attractive.

You can choose any colors and make this hooded cardigan more beautiful and remake design as you like. Start crocheting now and make great gift for you.

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Crochet Hexagonal Hooded Cardigan

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Crochet Hexagonal Hooded Cardigan Ideas

1. Basic Hexagonal Hooded Cardigan

The basic crochet hexagonal hooded cardigan is a great starting point for those new to crochet. It features simple hexagon motifs joined together to form a cozy and comfortable cardigan with a hood.

How to Make It:

• Create Hexagons: Start by crocheting several hexagons in your desired color. Make each hexagon with double crochet, increasing as necessary to maintain the shape.
• Joining the Hexagons: Once you've made the necessary number of hexagons, join them together using the whip stitch or the join-as-you-go method.
• Add the Hood: Once your hexagons are joined, crochet a hood by creating a simple rectangle and attaching it to the neckline.
• Add a Border: Finish the cardigan with a border of single crochet or shell stitches for added texture.

2. Multicolor Hexagonal Hooded Cardigan

If you're looking to add more visual interest to your hexagonal hooded cardigan, a multicolor design is a perfect choice. By alternating colors between your hexagons, you can create beautiful, vibrant patterns.

How to Make It:

• Choose Colors: Select several yarn colors for the hexagons, such as a neutral base (e.g., white or gray) combined with brighter accent colors.
• Hexagon Pattern: Crochet your hexagons in alternating colors. For example, you could alternate a solid color with a striped hexagon or even create a rainbow effect by using multiple bright colors.
• Joining Method: Use the join-as-you-go technique to maintain a smooth color transition between hexagons.
• Finishing Touches: Add a matching border or fringe to further enhance the multicolor look.

3. Textured Hexagonal Hooded Cardigan

Add texture and dimension to your hexagonal cardigan by incorporating different crochet stitches and techniques. This design uses a combination of basic and textured stitches to create a visually rich, unique cardigan.

How to Make It:

• Texture Ideas: Mix in bobble stitches, shell stitches, and front post double crochet into your hexagon motifs to create texture.
• Color Blocking: Use solid color hexagons for the body of the cardigan and experiment with textured hexagons for the sleeves or hood.
• Embellishments: Consider adding embroidery or appliqué on top of the textured hexagons to give the cardigan even more depth.

4. Oversized Crochet Hexagonal Hooded Cardigan

For a chic and cozy look, an oversized hexagonal hooded cardigan is perfect. This design adds a sense of flow to the garment and is great for lounging or layering over other outfits.

How to Make It:

• Make Larger Hexagons: To create an oversized fit, crochet larger hexagons. You can increase the stitch count in each round to achieve a larger hexagon.
• Add a Loose Fit: When joining the hexagons, leave more space between them for a relaxed fit.
• Longer Sleeves: Crochet long, flowing sleeves using the same hexagonal pattern, or use triangular motifs to create a bell-shaped sleeve.

5. Boho-Inspired Crochet Hexagonal Hooded Cardigan

For a bohemian-style look, choose soft, earthy tones and create a flowing, relaxed fit cardigan. The addition of fringes or tassels on the hem or sleeves can bring the boho vibe to life.

How to Make It:

• Earthy Colors: Choose yarn in natural tones such as beige, taupe, and rust for the hexagons.
• Fringe Detailing: Once the cardigan is assembled, add fringe along the edges for a laid-back look.
• Loose, Flowing Shape: Opt for larger hexagons or wider joins to create a flowing, oversized cardigan that mimics the boho aesthetic.